Management Information System

Introduction MIS stands for ‘Management Information System’.  Definition Management Information System is a system that provides information to management to help them make decisions and manage their organizations effectively.  MIS is an essential tool for decision-making because it provides managers with the information they need to make informed decisions. MIS Read more…

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System Audit

System Audit Introduction System Audit is also known as Audit Trails. Definition A system audit is a process of evaluating and examining a system’s performance, security, and compliance with internal policies and external regulations. It involves reviewing various aspects of the system, such as hardware, software, network infrastructure, security controls, Read more…

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Case Tools

Introduction It is very demanding software tools today in the industry to develop software by developers. Definition Case tools (Computer-Aided Software Engineering tools) are software applications that are designed to assist software developers and other stakeholders in the software development life cycle. Characteristics It helps in automating various tasks that Read more…

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Coupling and Cohesion

Difference between Coupling and Cohesion Coupling Introduction In general, “coupling” refers to the degree to which two or more things are connected or intertwined. In general, coupling refers to the degree to which different components or modules of a system depend on each other. Definition In computer science and software Read more…

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Software Quality Assurance

Introduction of Software Quality Assurance SQA stands for Software Quality Assurance.  Definition Software Quality Assurance is the process of ensuring that software products and services meet the defined quality standards. SQA is a set of activities and processes that ensure that the software products and services meet the defined quality Read more…

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System Design Model

Introduction System Design is the specification or construction of a technical, computer-based solution for the business requirements identified in the system analysis phase. During design, system analysts convert the description of the recommended alternative solution into logical and then physical system specifications. S/he must design all aspects of the system Read more…

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