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SYSTEMSDESIGNANALYSIS 1 Chapter 15 Designing Output Jerry Post Copyright © 1997

SYSTEMSDESIGN 2 Design Goals  Design output to serve intended purpose.  Design output to fit the user.  Deliver the appropriate quantity.  Assure the output is delivered to where it is needed.  Provide the output on time.  Choose the right output method.  Eliminate paper?  Restructure process?  Typical Reports  Internal v. External Bills Advertisements Government reports  Turn-around document  Summary reports  Detailed reports  Historical reports  Exception reports

SYSTEMSDESIGN 3 Output Technology  Printer  Specialty printers (labels…)  Video screen  Audio  Microform  CD-ROM/DVD   Fax  Web page  Factors to consider  Who will use and see the output (quality)?  How many people need the output?  Where is the output needed (distribution)?  What is the purpose of the output (persuasion)?  What is the time frame?  How frequently will it be needed?  How long must the output be stored?  Are there governmental regulations?  What are supply and storage costs?  Are there environmental considerations (noise)?

SYSTEMSDESIGN 4 Some Design Considerations  Printed  Paper size  Paper quality  Colors  White space  Preprinted forms (e.g., Paper Direct)  Typefaces  Content  Title  Date/Time  Source/Responsibility  Page numbers  Screen  Colors  Elegance = caution  Avoid duplicate data and clutter.  Windows standards  Graphics

SYSTEMSDESIGN 5 International Attributes  Language  Character sets and punctuation marks  Sorting  Data formats  Date  Time  Metric v English  Currency symbol and format  Separators (decimal,...)  Phone numbers Separators International code prefix  Postal codes  National ID Numbers

SYSTEMSDESIGN 6 Report Design  Report usage/user needs.  Report layout choices.  Tabular  Columns/Subgroups  Charts/graphs  Paper sizes.  Printer constraints.  How often is it generated?  Events that trigger report?  How large is the report?  Number of copies?  Colors?  Security controls  Distribution list  Unique numbering  Concealed/non-printed data  Secured printers  Transmission limits  Print queue controls  Output concerns  Typefaces Readability Size User disabilities  OCR needs

SYSTEMSDESIGN 7 Terminology  Page Layout  Landscape v. portrait  Margins  Gutter (binding space)  Typefaces  Serif  Sans-serif  Ornamental  Fixed width  Font size  common: point  72 points approx. 1 inch  pica (1/6 inch) (12 points) Facing pages (portrait) gutter margins Landscape Alignment marks for color separations.

SYSTEMSDESIGN 8 Report Layout  Tabular  Labels, e.g. 3-up

SYSTEMSDESIGN 9 Report Types  Column.  Column with groups.

SYSTEMSDESIGN 10 Report Layout  Report Header  Page Header  Group Header1  Group Header2 ...  Detail ...  Group Footer2  Group Footer1  Page Footer  Report Footer

SYSTEMSDESIGN 11 Report Layout Common Usage  Report Header  Title pages that are printed one time for entire report.  Page Header  Title lines or page notes that are printed at the top of every page.  Group Header  Data for a group (e.g., Order) and headings for the detail section.  Detail  Innermost data.  Group Footer  Subtotals for the group.  Page Footer  Printed at the bottom of every page--page totals or page numbers and notes.  Report Footer  Printed one time at the end of the report. Summary notes, overall totals and graphs for entire data set.

SYSTEMSDESIGN 12 Report Layout Groups  Often use groups/breaks for one-to-many relationships.  Use a query to join all necessary tables.  Can include all columns.  Use query to create computed columns (e.g., Extended:Price*Quantity).  Avoid creating aggregates or subtotals in the query.  Each one-to-many relationship becomes a new subgroup.  Customer(C#, Name, …)  Order(O#, C#, Odate, …)  OrderItem(O#, Item#, Qty, …) Report of Orders Rpt footer: graph orders by customer Group1: Customer H1: Customer name, address, … F1: Customer total orders: Group2: Order H2: Order#, Odate, Salesperson. F2: Order total: Sum(Extended) Detail: Item#, Qty, Extended