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| contents | Manual of CENIS Operating Procedures and Computer Software. Career Education Computer Storage Devices Databases Followup Studies Guides Information Processing Information Retrieval Information Storage Information Systems Information Utilization Labor Market Labor Needs Needs Assessment Occupational Information Postsecondary Education Secondary Education Student Interests Technical Education Technical Occupations Vocational Education The Career Education Needs Information System (CENIS) is a data collection analysis, and reporting system designed to provide for most technical occupations current and projected personnel needs of employers in Iowa, incoming student preferences, expected supply of graduates, and outcomes of area school graduates during the latest three year period. The manual describes operating procedures for CENIS. The manual's major sections correspond to major components in the computer software package: CENIS computer software supervisor, labor demand, student interest, three year followup, and CENIS interface. The software supervisor determines which program of those in the program library the user wishes to execute, passes information to that program, and lets the program perform its task. The chapter on the supervisor discusses program structure and operation, the utility program, job control language, and the program library. The CENIS interface component summarizes all component data to give a concise report of the needs in career education across the State. The chapter on interface, as well as those on labor demand, student interest, and three year student followup, cover required data collection and editing procedures, the characteristics and use of CENIS computer software, and the form and content of reports generated by the computer. (JR) |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1974 |
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| spellingShingle | Manual of CENIS Operating Procedures and Computer Software. Career Education Computer Storage Devices Databases Followup Studies Guides Information Processing Information Retrieval Information Storage Information Systems Information Utilization Labor Market Labor Needs Needs Assessment Occupational Information Postsecondary Education Secondary Education Student Interests Technical Education Technical Occupations Vocational Education Manual of CENIS Operating Procedures and Computer Software. Career Education Computer Storage Devices Databases Followup Studies Guides Information Processing Information Retrieval Information Storage Information Systems Information Utilization Labor Market Labor Needs Needs Assessment Occupational Information Postsecondary Education Secondary Education Student Interests Technical Education Technical Occupations Vocational Education The Career Education Needs Information System (CENIS) is a data collection analysis, and reporting system designed to provide for most technical occupations current and projected personnel needs of employers in Iowa, incoming student preferences, expected supply of graduates, and outcomes of area school graduates during the latest three year period. The manual describes operating procedures for CENIS. The manual's major sections correspond to major components in the computer software package: CENIS computer software supervisor, labor demand, student interest, three year followup, and CENIS interface. The software supervisor determines which program of those in the program library the user wishes to execute, passes information to that program, and lets the program perform its task. The chapter on the supervisor discusses program structure and operation, the utility program, job control language, and the program library. The CENIS interface component summarizes all component data to give a concise report of the needs in career education across the State. The chapter on interface, as well as those on labor demand, student interest, and three year student followup, cover required data collection and editing procedures, the characteristics and use of CENIS computer software, and the form and content of reports generated by the computer. (JR) |
| title | Manual of CENIS Operating Procedures and Computer Software. |
| topic | Career Education Computer Storage Devices Databases Followup Studies Guides Information Processing Information Retrieval Information Storage Information Systems Information Utilization Labor Market Labor Needs Needs Assessment Occupational Information Postsecondary Education Secondary Education Student Interests Technical Education Technical Occupations Vocational Education |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED121974 |