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Excerpt from The Effects of Structured Development Methods on the Job Satisfaction of Programmer/Analysts: A Theoretical Model
Over the past ten years, the use of various types of structured methods, from structured programming to structured systems analysis, has been advocated as a way of improving productivity and quality in systems development. Proponents of structured methods claim that they simplify systems development by providing guidelines for carrying out the phases of the development lifecycle and by providing a language that facilitates the description and communication of systems requirements and systems designs. This allows programmer/analysts to develop systems more quickly; it also reduces systems errors, and leads to the development of systems that better meet user needs (goldstein, l982a)
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