Computer Thesis
Chapter 2
REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES
This chapter consists of information gathered from studies and literature, both local and foreign which have extensive bearing on or relative to the problem under study. Chapter 2 also presents the theoretical / conceptual framework of the study.
Theoretical/ Conceptual Framework
A graphical representation of all the factors that make up a process. An input-process-output diagram includes all of the materials and information required for the process, details of the process itself, and descriptions of all products resulting from the process.
PROCESS
INPUT
OUTPUT
•Accelerate the typing speed
•lessen the time consumed in typing
• Improve and enhance the memorization skills
Name
Rapid O’ Typing
INPUT
OUTPUT
PROCESS
• familiarize the user in unusual words that is not commonly used
Rapid O’ Typing
Name
Related Literature This part is all about the discussion of facts and principles to which the present study is related. Materials which are usually printed and found in books, encyclopedias, professional journals, and other publications.
Foreign Literature According to Paul Adams, in his article “Touch typing is a special way to learn to type. Instead of having to look at the keyboard, you will learn to type through muscle memory. This allows you to type much faster than the "hunt and peck" style of typing, which depends on searching out each key. Almost every touch-typist can reach a rate of 60 words per minute.”
In his article entitled “Touch Typing for a Living (2010)”, “Typing is a process of entering the text matter into a device such as typewriter, computer, cell phone or calculator. Touch typing is a very efficient and popular technique for typing accurately and quickly on computer keyboard. Touch typing is basically a skill of typing without viewing the keys on keyboard. Many persons find it difficult because they have to look time and again on keyboard and the text on paper
REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES
This chapter consists of information gathered from studies and literature, both local and foreign which have extensive bearing on or relative to the problem under study. Chapter 2 also presents the theoretical / conceptual framework of the study.
Theoretical/ Conceptual Framework
A graphical representation of all the factors that make up a process. An input-process-output diagram includes all of the materials and information required for the process, details of the process itself, and descriptions of all products resulting from the process.
PROCESS
INPUT
OUTPUT
•Accelerate the typing speed
•lessen the time consumed in typing
• Improve and enhance the memorization skills
Name
Rapid O’ Typing
INPUT
OUTPUT
PROCESS
• familiarize the user in unusual words that is not commonly used
Rapid O’ Typing
Name
Related Literature This part is all about the discussion of facts and principles to which the present study is related. Materials which are usually printed and found in books, encyclopedias, professional journals, and other publications.
Foreign Literature According to Paul Adams, in his article “Touch typing is a special way to learn to type. Instead of having to look at the keyboard, you will learn to type through muscle memory. This allows you to type much faster than the "hunt and peck" style of typing, which depends on searching out each key. Almost every touch-typist can reach a rate of 60 words per minute.”
In his article entitled “Touch Typing for a Living (2010)”, “Typing is a process of entering the text matter into a device such as typewriter, computer, cell phone or calculator. Touch typing is a very efficient and popular technique for typing accurately and quickly on computer keyboard. Touch typing is basically a skill of typing without viewing the keys on keyboard. Many persons find it difficult because they have to look time and again on keyboard and the text on paper