End-User Computing Has Two Components: End-User Data Entry, Reporting, and Inquiry

question 24

True/False

End-user computing has two components: end-user data entry, reporting, and inquiry (commonly referred to as simply users); and end-user development, where users develop usable systems, such as spreadsheets or programs using programming languages or other development tools.

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Definitions:

Argument's Premises

The statements or propositions in an argument that provide support to the conclusion.

Implicit Premise

A foundational belief or assumption that is not directly stated but is necessary for the argument to hold.

Country Club

A private club, often encompassing leisure sports facilities like golf and tennis, and dining and social events, accessible usually to members and their guests.

Explicit Premise

A clearly stated proposition in an argument that is offered to support the truth of the conclusion.