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30 - Wednesday, December 16, 1987 - North Shore News

Computers becoming necessary

From page 28

‘Much of what 1 do is
repetitive. 1 find my micro com-
puter especially efficient when

preparing corporate and personal
income tax returns," said Gelhorn.
Garth McFadden of Guard-All

Fencing uses his micro computer
when estimating projects for cus-
tomers. ‘‘l can now prepare a
quote in less than 10 minutes.
Without my computer, 30 minutes
was the average.’? McFadden also
uses his computer for accounting
purposes and payroll.

Computers are becoming neces-

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sary 1ools. it's a gradual process,
but there will come a time when
businesses will not function
economically without them.

Schools and universities are in-
tegrating computers into their cur-
ticulum. Programs are being
designed to prepare graduates for
the changing demands of the
sophisticated environment in which
we work,

**Today’s graduates are tomor-
row’s managers,’’ said Dr. Ernie
Love, director of Simon Fraser’s
MBA program. Computers are an
integral part of this three-year-old

graduates are successful products
of the university's innovative ap-
proch to developing the specialized
skill necessary for business today.
Some graduates are contributing
these skills ta the traditional
established firms; others have
developed their own consulting
practices.

SFU has also seen graduates
proceed to PhD programs as well
as moving into university teaching.

It won't be long before the desks
of professionals include the micro
computer as a standard feature.
And managers will be working

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