A Written Work Procedure

question 31

Multiple Choice

A written work procedure:

• A) indicates the job an analyst will need to perform on a given project.
• B) describes how a particular job or task is performed, including data and information that are used and created in the process of performing the job.
• C) indicates what data flow in or out of a system and which are necessary for the system to function.
• D) enables you to work backwards from the information on a report to the data that must have been necessary to generate it.
• E) determines if the information makes sense for the organization from an economic and operational standpoint.

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Definitions:

Functionalism

A theoretical framework in sociology and anthropology that explains social institutions and structures by their societal functions.

Conflict Theory

A theoretical framework in sociology that emphasizes the role of coercion and power in producing social order.

Ethnomethodology

A sociological perspective focusing on the ways people make sense of their everyday life and the methods they use to do so.

Symbolic Interactionism

A sociological perspective focusing on the roles that symbols, language, and communication play in the formation of self-concept and social order.