ssadm

can anyone help me

[humpingdan]

im currently taking part in a HNC computing at college in uk, im currently undergoing surgery and im stuck in hospital, lucky they have a wifi room yay!
i was invloved in a car crash where i have been left paralyzed on one side of my body, i hope to be released in the next six months or so depending on physio therpay and recovery rate but im determined.

ive convinced college to let me continue studying and completing assessments! most of the work is coursework based and limited exams, i have a job as an IT technician in a school which i enjoy but obviously have been placed on sick leave. i was wondering if anyone could help me with ssadm, im currently learning the basics so i can complete and assignment due in in two weeks, seems straight forward although creating DFD's with one hand has its obstacles, is it possible that somebody could talk through with me the basics of creating something called a catelogue, havent really had any of this explained to me, all i know is what ive found on the net,

basically it seems to be something about functions of the new systems need to be put into some kind of catalgue, havent a clue wot this is and lecturer is reluctant to reply to my emails, would be really greatful if anyone could lend a hand!

Dan

[Macguru]

Hey humpingdan,

I know nothing about ssadm, but I wish you a speedy recovery.

>>but im determined

That is the key, but if I where you, I would put more determination in physiotherpy than in ssadm for the time beeing.

Best of luck, Dan.

[humpingdan]

thanks, its just this is a real set back for me,

i skipped uni a couple of years back to go travelling and have come back with a keen intrest and natural ability in IT, ive done some IT work in asia and have used this experience to get myself a job in the uk, i have no formal qualifications and desperatly need to get myself a degree

i feel if i put this off any longer will just set me bk even furthur!

sumbody help lol

[mattur]

Perhaps they mean a Requirements Catalogue(?) Basically, a list of all the requirements for the target system. Google can help you find examples. HTH.