Faculty Workload Database System (FWDS) for the Administrative Sciences Department : analysis, design, and implementation.

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Zellmann, Robert A.
Date
1989-03Advisor
Liao, Shu S.
Harris, Reuben T.
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The Administrative Sciences (AS) Department of the Naval
Postgraduate School (NPS) has a very large database containing
information regarding faculty activity in the areas of course
instruction; thesis development, ongoing research, and
academic service. Management of this information was
disjointed and required considerable time and energy, and
could be more efficiently handled with a software application.
Subsequently, the choice was made to develop a database
application that effectively manages these facets of the AS
Department faculty workload. This thesis develops and
implements the Faculty Workload Database System (FWDS) to
support the AS Department. This thesis provides an in-depth
discussion of the entire software application analysis, design
and implementation process. The system was produced using
dBASE IV, version 1.1 and will transition to operational
status during FY 93.
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