the method by which a user interacts with the information system - Interface, Users enter explicit statements into a system to invoke operations - Command Line Interaction, Includes keyboard shortcuts and function keys - Command Line Interaction, A list of system options is provided and specific command is invoked by user selection of a menu option - Menu Interactions, Inputs to and outputs from system are in a conventional speaking language like English - Natural Language Interaction, Graphic symbols that look like the processing option they are meant to represent - Object Interaction, Current implementations are tedious and difficult to work with, not as viable as other interaction methods - Natural Language Interaction, Design screens that are attractive, easy to use, and workable - User Interface Controls, An opening screen can use a main form that functions as a switchboard - User Interface Controls, the identification and acquisition of new data (at its source) - Data Capture, forms used to record business transactions in terms of data that describe those transactions. - Source Documents, the process of translating the source data or document (above) into a computer readable format. - Data Entry, is all processing that occurs on the data after it is input from a machine readable form. - Data Entry, the entered data is collected into files called batches and processed as a complete batch. - Batch processing, the captured data is processed immediately - On-line processing, data is entered and edited on-line, but collected into batches for subsequent processing. - Remote batch processing,

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