A Drawback of the Process-And-Outputs Approach to Program Evaluation Is

question 12

Multiple Choice

A drawback of the process-and-outputs approach to program evaluation is that it omits:

• A)whether the program had its intended effects.
• B)program responsibility in spending money.
• C)record-keeping on program activities.
• D)record-keeping on program staff.

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Definitions:

Class JFrame

A class in the Java Swing library used for creating a window where components like buttons and text fields can be added.

SetSize

A method typically used in graphical user interface programming to specify the dimensions of a component, like a window or a button.

Method

A block of code defined within a class that performs a specific task and can be executed when called upon.

GridLayout Manager

A layout manager in programming that arranges components in a rectangular grid, with an equal size for each component.