Document designers who present procedural instructions can choose several formats: prose, table, logical tree, or flow chart. In all cases, however, it is essential that the instructions are ordered in a way that allows users to reach the outcome in as little time as possible. In this article two formal methods are discussed that help determine which order is most efficient. The first method is based on the selection principle. The second method is based on the principle of the average least effort
In his interesting contribution to the study of the conversion of limited-entry decision tables to f...
The display method is a technique for documenting the design of a program and presenting it such tha...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 111-113)When students first learn how to write computer\u...
Document designers who present procedural instructions can choose several formats: prose, table, log...
Document designers who present procedural instructions can choose several formats: prose, table, log...
Includes bibliographical references (pages -#)An experimental study was conducted to evaluate two fa...
Procedures telling users what to do in which situation should not only be accurate and clearly state...
A program written in today\u27s sequential programming languages must be written according to a rule...
summary:The program is defined syntactically as an ordered finite set of labelled commands which are...
Three formats for presenting a number of similar procedures in printed instructions were compared in...
Morphological Charts are tools used to systematically explore the design solution space. It consists...
A flow-directed inlining strategy uses information derived from control-flow analysis to specialize ...
This paper analyses the best methods of sorting on a digital computer. Two main types, “sorting by m...
Instructions for operating a control panel were presented in five different formats: flowchart, logi...
<p>Flow diagram showing the experimental procedures of the study in chronological order.</p
In his interesting contribution to the study of the conversion of limited-entry decision tables to f...
The display method is a technique for documenting the design of a program and presenting it such tha...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 111-113)When students first learn how to write computer\u...
Document designers who present procedural instructions can choose several formats: prose, table, log...
Document designers who present procedural instructions can choose several formats: prose, table, log...
Includes bibliographical references (pages -#)An experimental study was conducted to evaluate two fa...
Procedures telling users what to do in which situation should not only be accurate and clearly state...
A program written in today\u27s sequential programming languages must be written according to a rule...
summary:The program is defined syntactically as an ordered finite set of labelled commands which are...
Three formats for presenting a number of similar procedures in printed instructions were compared in...
Morphological Charts are tools used to systematically explore the design solution space. It consists...
A flow-directed inlining strategy uses information derived from control-flow analysis to specialize ...
This paper analyses the best methods of sorting on a digital computer. Two main types, “sorting by m...
Instructions for operating a control panel were presented in five different formats: flowchart, logi...
<p>Flow diagram showing the experimental procedures of the study in chronological order.</p
In his interesting contribution to the study of the conversion of limited-entry decision tables to f...
The display method is a technique for documenting the design of a program and presenting it such tha...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 111-113)When students first learn how to write computer\u...