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non-functional requirements
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these define system properties and constraints: reliability, response time, and storage requirements process requirements may also be specified mandating a particular ide
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define sys properties and constraints like reliability, response time, and store requirements. constraints are i/o device capability, system representations
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non-functional requirements
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aspects of the system that are not directly related to the functional behavior of the system
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define the constraints and thresholds of the behavior of system. how the system performs this function example: system will take in data and update within 2 secs
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non-functional requirements
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are requirements that are not directly concerned with the specific services delivered by the system to its users.
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what services needs to be implemented to the system as a whole not clarified by the customer. ie. secuirty
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non-functional requirements
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define sys properties and constraints like reliability, response time, and store requirements. constraints are i/o device capability, system representations
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aspects of the system that are not directly related to the functional behavior of the system
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non-functional requirements
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a set of requirements that specifies criteria that can be used to judge the operation of the system
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a requirement that describes how the component or system will do what it is intended to do
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non-functional requirements
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constraints of the services of functions offered by the system, such as timing constraints or standards
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place constraints on how the system will perform some function
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non-functional requirements
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constraints of the services of functions offered by the system, such as timing constraints or standards
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outlines the constraints and properties of a system, not concerned with functionality
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non-functional requirements
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constraints on the services or functions offered by the system such as timing constraints, constraints on the development process, standards, etc.
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broad capabilities of the system, constraints on system, ui constraints, hardware constraints, operational constraints ex: maintainability, usability, response time
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non-functional requirements
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these define system properties and constraints. properties: reliability, response time, storage requirements. constraints: security, legal impacts, domain expert workflow. process requirements: (e.g.,) a particular programming language.
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aspects of the system that are not directly related to the functional behavior of the system
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non-functional requirements
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these define system properties and constraints. properties: reliability, response time, storage requirements. constraints: security, legal impacts, domain expert workflow. process requirements: (e.g.,) a particular programming language.
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define the constraints and thresholds of the behavior of system. how the system performs this function example: system will take in data and update within 2 secs
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non-functional requirements
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- define system properties and constraints e.g. reliability, usability, response time etc. - can be product (e.g. performance), organisational (e.g. authentication) or external (e.g. legal)
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attributes of the system not needed to make the system functional but to enhance its service. example: performance, security, quality, maintainability, extensibility
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non-functional requirements
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requirements related to the quality characteristics of expected system often formally expressed as constraint related to a measurable metric
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aspects of the system that are not directly related to the functional behavior of the system
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non-functional requirements
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outlines the constraints and properties of a system, not concerned with functionality
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broad capabilities of the system, constraints on system, ui constraints, hardware constraints, operational constraints ex: maintainability, usability, response time
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non-functional requirements
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practical constraints or limitations within which the system must operate
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these define system properties and constraints. properties: reliability, response time, storage requirements. constraints: security, legal impacts, domain expert workflow. process requirements: (e.g.,) a particular programming language.
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non-functional requirements
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is a requirement that specifies criteria that can be used to judge the operation of a system, rather than specific behaviors.
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a set of requirements that specifies criteria that can be used to judge the operation of the system
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non-functional requirements
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requirements related to the quality characteristics of expected system often formally expressed as constraint related to a measurable metric
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not specific about what the system should do, but relate to constraints on how it must be done
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non-functional requirements
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quality characteristics the system should process
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constraints on services/functions offered by the system
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non-functional requirements
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these define system properties and constraints: reliability, response time, and storage requirements process requirements may also be specified mandating a particular ide
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requirements related to the quality characteristics of expected system often formally expressed as constraint related to a measurable metric
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statistical tests
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determine if the results of a study are due to chance. which test to run depends on the type of data that we are using.
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these tests are used when researchers want to compare means or percentages of two different groups or samples
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statistical tests
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used in psychology to determine whether a significant difference or correlation exists (and consequently, whether the null hypothesis should be rejected or retained).
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mathematical formulas that evaluate how the results differ or similar to the population
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statistical tests
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use data obtained from a sample to make decisions about whether a null hypothesis should, or should not, be rejected
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used in hopes of rejecting the null hypothesis
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statistical tests
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use data obtained from a sample to make decisions about whether a null hypothesis should, or should not, be rejected
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mathematical formulas that evaluate how the results differ or similar to the population
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statistical tests
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use data obtained from a sample to make decisions about whether a null hypothesis should, or should not, be rejected
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used in psychology to determine whether a significant difference or correlation exists (and consequently, whether the null hypothesis should be rejected or retained).
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statistical tests
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used in psychology to determine whether a significant difference or correlation exists (and consequently, whether the null hypothesis should be rejected or retained).
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performed to sharpen scientific judgements concerning the quality of experimental data
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statistical tests
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used in hopes of rejecting the null hypothesis
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performed to sharpen scientific judgements concerning the quality of experimental data
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statistical tests
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use data obtained from a sample to make decisions about whether a null hypothesis should, or should not, be rejected
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performed to sharpen scientific judgements concerning the quality of experimental data
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statistical tests
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used in hopes of rejecting the null hypothesis
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mathematical formulas that evaluate how the results differ or similar to the population
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statistical tests
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these tests are used when researchers want to compare means or percentages of two different groups or samples
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allow us to figure out if phenomena/relationships are likely to be real/true or only happened by chance
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statistical tests
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determine if the results of a study are due to chance. which test to run depends on the type of data that we are using.
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allow us to figure out if phenomena/relationships are likely to be real/true or only happened by chance
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application software
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consists of instructions that direct a computer system to perform specific information-processing activities and also to provide functionality for users
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-a set of computer instructions that provides a specific functionality to a user - functionality can be: broad=general word processing or narrow=org's payroll program
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application software
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software used to directly complete a specific task or to create something electronically. example: microsoft word
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it is a sub class of computer software that employs the capabilities of a computer directly and thoroughly to a task that the user wishes to perform.
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application software
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(also called end-user programs) inclydes such thing as database programs, word processors, web browsers and spreadsheet
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applications software (also called end-user programs) include such things as database programs, word processors, web browsers and spreadsheets.
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application software
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designed for end users, includes database programs, word processors, web processors, and spreadsheet.
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(also called end-user programs) inclydes such thing as database programs, word processors, web browsers and spreadsheet
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application software
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computer software created to allow the user to perform a specific job or task - software such as word processing, spreadsheets, payroll and inventory, even games
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any program that processes data for the user (inventory, payroll, spreadsheet, word processor, etc.) and is typically used to increase productivity.
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application software
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software programs, such as email, word processors, spreadsheets, and graphics packages, used by employees in typical office scenarios
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software that enables performance of specific computer tasks, such as document production, spreadsheet calculations, database management, and presentation preparation
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application software
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its a group of programs designed for end users
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a category of software programs that enable users to perform activities, functions, or tasks.
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application software
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software that enables performance of specific computer tasks, such as document production, spreadsheet calculations, database management, and presentation preparation
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software classified as individualized applications and enterprise applications, allows the user to create something like a document or spreadsheet.
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application software
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performs particular tasks users need like creating a budget for accounting or supply chain, creating a resume, or making a professional presentation for a business proposal
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enables you to perform specific tasks such as writing letters, creating presentations, analyzing statistics, creating graphics, and enhancing photos
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application software
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any software which allows a user to carry out a task or aids them in producing something on a computer.
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software program that helps you use the computer to do particular tasks
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application software
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type of software that makes a computer useful for everyday tasks
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programs that perform tasks specifically for the user such as word, excel, powerpoint, and photoshop.
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application software
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includes programs that perform a single task such as word processing, spreadsheet analysis, or database management
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computer programs that help users perform a specific task such as word processing. also called application programs, applications or programs
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application software
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also referred to as apps. software that can perform useful work, such as word processing, cost estimating, or accounting tasks. the user primarily interacts with application software
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software that enables performance of specific computer tasks, such as document production, spreadsheet calculations, database management, and presentation preparation
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3 | 1 |
application software
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aka end-user software, includes database programs, word processors, web browsers, and spreadsheets.
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applications software (also called end-user programs) include such things as database programs, word processors, web browsers and spreadsheets.
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application software
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programs that perform user or business specific tasks
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is computer software designed to support specific organizational functions and processes (inventory management, payroll, market analysis) an important result of systems analysis and design
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application software
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its software that is designed to perform a group of functions, activities, and tasks for the benefits of the user.
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a category of software programs that enable users to perform activities, functions, or tasks.
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application software
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applications software (also called end-user programs) include such things as database programs, word processors, web browsers and spreadsheets.
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this contains things like database programs, word processors, web browsers, and spreadsheets
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application software
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software used to directly complete a specific task or to create something electronically. example: microsoft word
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the software you use to do everyday tasks at home and at work
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application software
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software that has been developed to solve a particular problem, perform useful work on general tasks or provide information. they are not included/necessary for a device.
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is a software that has been developed to solve a particular problem for users—to perform useful work on specific tasks or to provide entertainment.
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application software
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aka end-user software, includes database programs, word processors, web browsers, and spreadsheets.
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this contains things like database programs, word processors, web browsers, and spreadsheets
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application software
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software used to solve specific problems or perform specific tasks
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is a software that has been developed to solve a particular problem for users—to perform useful work on specific tasks or to provide entertainment.
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application software
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a software which is developed to help the user to perform specific tasks.
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the everyday programs that create documents and perform tasks
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application software
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everyday programs that you use to produce something useful.
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programs that enable the computer to carry out one or more specific task. programs that relates to the things you want to do.
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application software
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also referred to as apps. software that can perform useful work, such as word processing, cost estimating, or accounting tasks. the user primarily interacts with application software
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designed to serve the user and carry out whatever task he or she can imagine, like creating a document or spreadsheet.
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application software
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the software you use to do everyday tasks at home and at work
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it is a sub class of computer software that employs the capabilities of a computer directly and thoroughly to a task that the user wishes to perform.
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application software
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software that allows you to complete tasks eg powerpoint
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the software you use to do everyday tasks at home and at work
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application software
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designed to serve the user and carry out whatever task he or she can imagine, like creating a document or spreadsheet.
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software that enables performance of specific computer tasks, such as document production, spreadsheet calculations, database management, and presentation preparation
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3 | 1 |
application software
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software used to perform a specific task that the user needs to accomplish.
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a software which is developed to help the user to perform specific tasks.
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application software
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(also called end-user programs) inclydes such thing as database programs, word processors, web browsers and spreadsheet
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this contains things like database programs, word processors, web browsers, and spreadsheets
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3 | 1 |
application software
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computer software created to allow the user to perform a specific job or task - software such as word processing, spreadsheets, payroll and inventory, even games
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computer software created to allow the user to perform a specific job or task ex. word processing, spreadsheet's, database, and graphics software
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application software
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this type of software is used to carry out specific tasks for a business. examples: microsoft office and quickbooks.
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software tools that are used to complete the work required to operate
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application software
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programs that help the user perform specific tasks, e.g. word processors, web browsers, email clients, and games.
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a piece of software written to help users do various tasks (e.g: word processors, web browsers, games)
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application software
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programs that perform specific tasks that would need doing even if computers did not exist.
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intended to perform certain tasks, and is either a single program or a collection of smaller programs.
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application software
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a family of programs that perform a specific task beyond the basic operation of the computer itself.
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software written to address specific needs e.g. word processing programs, games, inventory control systems, automobile diagnostic programs, and missile guidance programs.
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application software
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the everyday programs that we use to create documents and perform tasks e.g. internet explorer and paint
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programs that make computers useful for everyday tasks are known as:
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application software
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software that preforms personal or business tasks
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performs a business task. closer to the user
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application software
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aka end-user software, includes database programs, word processors, web browsers, and spreadsheets.
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designed for end users, includes database programs, word processors, web processors, and spreadsheet.
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application software
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programs designed for specific purposes; helps people use a computer to carry out tasks.
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intended to perform certain tasks, and is either a single program or a collection of smaller programs.
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application software
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programs that specify the information processing activities required for the completion of specific tasks of computer users
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programs that direct computers to perform information processing for end users
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application software
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a computer program or a collection of programs designed for end users. (e.g. word processing, spreadsheet, database, presentation, email applications, adobe creative cloud, internet explorer.)
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everyday programs. ex. database, presentation software
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application software
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software designed to perform a group of coordinated functions, tasks, or activities for the benefit of the user
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a computer program designed to perform a group of coordinated functions to benefit the user.
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application software
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software used to directly complete a specific task or to create something electronically. example: microsoft word
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software that allows you to complete tasks eg powerpoint
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application software
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its software that is designed to perform a group of functions, activities, and tasks for the benefits of the user.
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an application program is a computer program designed to perform a group of coordinated functions, tasks, or activities for the benefit of the user
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application software
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also referred to as apps. software that can perform useful work, such as word processing, cost estimating, or accounting tasks. the user primarily interacts with application software
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software programs, such as email, word processors, spreadsheets, and graphics packages, used by employees in typical office scenarios
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application software
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helps you perform a specific task such as word processing, spreadsheets, etc.
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set of programs to help the user perform functions/tasks/activities. classified as either: -individualized applications (horizontal apps) -enterprise applications (vertical apps)
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application software
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any computer program that an able to use her to perform a certain task, such as word processing or desktop publishing.
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an end-user program which perform user-identified tasks such as word processing and photo editing or are used for entertainment e.g. ms word, excel etc.
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application software
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intended to perform certain tasks, and is either a single program or a collection of smaller programs.
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any software program you want to use to do something specific
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application software
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everyday programs that you use to produce something useful.
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any software program you want to use to do something specific
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application software
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programs that make a computer useful for everyday tasks (ex. microsoft word, powerpoint)
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programs that perform tasks specifically for the user such as word, excel, powerpoint, and photoshop.
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application software
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allows the user to perform everyday tasks (word processing, web browsing, etc.)
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an end-user program which perform user-identified tasks such as word processing and photo editing or are used for entertainment e.g. ms word, excel etc.
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application software
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programs that perform specific tasks that would need doing even if computers did not exist.
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software written to address specific needs e.g. word processing programs, games, inventory control systems, automobile diagnostic programs, and missile guidance programs.
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2 | 1 |
application software
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set of programs that helps the user perform functions, tasks, or activities.
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its a group of programs designed for end users
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3 | 1 |
application software
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software used to solve specific problems or perform specific tasks
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programs developed to carry out specific tasks or solve particular problems.
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3 | 1 |
application software
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the software you use to do everyday tasks at home and at work
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software tools that are used to complete the work required to operate
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application software
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everyday programs that you use to produce something useful.
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intended to perform certain tasks, and is either a single program or a collection of smaller programs.
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application software
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software written for a unique and specific purpose
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it is a sub class of computer software that employs the capabilities of a computer directly and thoroughly to a task that the user wishes to perform.
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application software
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everyday programs that you use to produce something useful. microsoft word and powerpoint are good examples.
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programs that make a computer useful for everyday tasks (ex. microsoft word, powerpoint)
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application software
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a group of programs designed for end users. these programs are divided into two classes: system software and application software.
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is a program or group of programs designed for end users. these programs are divided into two classes:
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application software
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programs that enable the computer to carry out one or more specific task. programs that relates to the things you want to do.
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intended to perform certain tasks, and is either a single program or a collection of smaller programs.
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application software
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its a group of programs designed for end users
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programs designed to perform certain tasks as specified by the user.
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application software
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everyday programs that you use to produce something useful.
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software written to address specific needs e.g. word processing programs, games, inventory control systems, automobile diagnostic programs, and missile guidance programs.
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application software
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end user of software that is used to accomplish a variety of tasks. 1. general purpose applications. 2. specialized applications. 3. mobile apps.
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computer software created to allow the user to perform a specific job or task three categories * general purpose application * specialized apps * mobile apps
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application software
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software that lets the user perform tasks
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a program or collection of programs which allows the user to perform some desired task with the computer system.
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application software
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productivity, entertainment, communication, or other software that lets you manipulate data or perform tasks (browser, spreadsheet, word processor, video editing)
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any program that processes data for the user (inventory, payroll, spreadsheet, word processor, etc.) and is typically used to increase productivity.
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application software
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programs that enable the users to preform specific tasks on a comp such as writing a letter or playing a game.
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programs that enable users to perform specific tasks on a computer, such as writing a letter or playing game; frequently referred to as apps
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application software
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programs that direct the computer to carry out specific tasks; for example, word processing, playing a game, or computing numbers on a worksheet.
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programs that enable the users to preform specific tasks on a comp such as writing a letter or playing a game.
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application software
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software (information system technology component) category which does something useful.
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collective term for computer programs that carry out tasks that computer users find directly useful.
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application software
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end user of software that is used to accomplish a variety of tasks. 1. general purpose applications. 2. specialized applications. 3. mobile apps.
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- end user software - accomplish a variety of tasks - three categories: general purpose applications, specialized applications, mobile apps
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application software
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a family of programs that perform a specific task beyond the basic operation of the computer itself.
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any software program you want to use to do something specific
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application software
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programs designed for specific purposes; helps people use a computer to carry out tasks.
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a family of programs that perform a specific task beyond the basic operation of the computer itself.
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application software
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software that performs some useful task for a user such as typing a letter or playing a game
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software that performs some useful task such as word processing or playing a game for a user. ( microsoft office, google suite, database)
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