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Software Classification (Application (Presentation software and web design…
Software Classification
Systems
operating system
Interactive processing
An interactive processing system is where the tasks on the computer system require a continual exchange of information between the user and the computer system.
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Batch processing
A batch processing system is where programs or data are collected together in a batch and processed in one go.
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Application
Applications are programs written to carry out a specific task or set of tasks. They include word processors, spreadsheets, accounting packages, media players and games.
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User interfaces
command-line interfaces
An advantage of command driven programs is that they do not need the memory and processing power of the latest computer and will often run on lower spec machines.
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Experienced users who know the commands can work very quickly without having to find their way around menus.
A command-line interface can run many programs, for example a batch file could launch half a dozen programs to do its task.
An inexperienced user can sometimes find a command driven program difficult to use because of the number of commands that have to be learnt.
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Menu driven interfaces
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they can be irritating if there are too many levels of menus to move around - with a command-line interface you can go to the option required immediately
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A user interface is the method by which the user and the computer exchange information and instructions.
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