GLOSSARY AND ABBREVIATIONS

Algorithm – a precise prescription, defining a computational process leading from varying initial data to the desired result.

Discreteness – property of the algorithm to dismember a computing process predefined by the algorithm into separate stages, elementary operations

Interpreter - a software product that performs a given program by simultaneously analyzing and implementing its prescribed actions.

Iteration – repetition of a sequence of operators, including checking the condition at the beginning of each loop.

Compiler – a kind of translator providing translation of programs from high-level language into the low-level language or machine-dependent language.

Concatenation – coupling operation of lines and characters, it is represented by the + symbol.

Module - independently compiled program unit for storing items that can be used in different programs.

Programmatic way to of writing algorithms – writing an algorithm in a programming language.

Recursive object – an object that is partially determined by itself.

Standard data types – originally defined data types built-in computer.

Program testing – the verification of its functioning in the whole range of admissible values ​​of the original data.

USDD – Unified system for design documentation

USDP – Unified Software Development Process

DFD – Data flow diagram

GUI – Graphical user interface

SDP – Software development process.

Appendix A

THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND SCIENCE OF THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN

А JSC “International university of information technologies”

Information technologies faculty

Department ________________________

COURSEWORK

on the discipline Fundamentals of research

Theme: «__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________»

_______________________________________

Completed: (Full name)

Accepted:________________

(должность, уч. степень, звание)

_________ _____( Full name)

«» 201г.

Almaty 201..y.

Appendix B

DESIGN OF THE COURSEWORK

The completed course work must be framed in the form of settlement and explanatory notes containing 20-40 pages and include:

1^st page: TITLE PAGE (not numbered, but included into the total number of pages);

2^nd page: CONTENTS;

3^rd page: INTRODUCTION;

from the 4^th page: THE MAIN PART OF THE COURSEWORK (Sections);

CONCLUSION;

LIST OF REFERENCES;

APPENDIX (included into the numbering of the course work).

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– indentation size is 15 mm;

– Text alignment - page width;

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Table 1 – Measuring receivers

Figure 3 - Identification of the control object

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References are performed with the following rules:

For books:

1. Советов Б.Я., Яковлев С.А. Моделирование систем. - М.: Высшая школа, 2007.- 322 с.

2. Кудрявцев Е.М., Добровольский А.В. Основы работы с универсальной системой моделирования GPSS World. -М.: АСВ, 2005. – 252с.

For journals and periodicals:

3. Сидоров К.К. Исследование физических процессов//-М: Вычислительная техника и программное обеспечение, 1996, №7. – С.34-45.

For the Internet resources:

4. Site of the Web3D consortium. http://www.web3d.org

HTML documentation. http://html.find-info.ru/

Appendix C

TERMS OF REFERENCE FOR SOFTWARE SYSTEMS. (IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE IEEE 830-1993)

1 Introduction

1.1 Purpose

1.1 Scope

1.2 Definitions, terms and abbreviations

2 General description

2.1 User Interfaces

2.2 Hardware interfaces

2.3 Program interfaces

2.4 Communication interfaces

2.5 Memory limits

2.6 Requirements for Adaptation

3 Detailed requirements

3.1 Functional requirements

3.2 Non-functional requirements

3.2.1 Performance

- speed

- bandwidth (traffic)

- memory usage

3.2.2 Reliability and availability

3.2.3 Error Handling

3.2.4 Interface requirements

3.2.5 Limitations

- accuracy

- Limitations of the tools and languages

- Design constraints

- stages to be used

- platforms to be used

Appendix D

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