Engineering, 03.11.2020 01:00 iamasia06
A major software corporation has decided that its operating system is too difficult for the average user. Who should they hire to make the system easier to understand?
Maureen, an applications software developer
Timothy, a systems software developer
Cody, a computer systems analyst
Tammy, a computer programmer
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