October 2002
Intermediate to advanced
474 pages
8h 40m
English
The first aspect of the organizational model to consider is the classification scheme—the method or system you use for grouping the information and objects that make up your application. Classification schemes fall into one of two groups: objective and subjective.
The least complex type of classification schemes is objective classification schemes, which have categories with firmly fixed boundaries. In other words, the categories are so precisely defined that it’s possible to objectively determine the appropriate category for any item. There are four types of objective classification schemes:
Alphabetic
Numeric
Chronologic
Geographic
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