THE EFFECT OF COMPUTER USEAGE IN BANKING IN UNITED BANK FOR WEST AFRICAN PLC (UBA) NIGERIA SECTOR

Authors: Afri Research | Education Education / Chemistry Research 53 pages

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ABSTRACT
The life of computer began with the abacus calculation instrument. It is still used today by people in doing some counting’s. Computer is also an electronic device that accepts data as an input, process the data and finally provides information as an output. The effect of computer usage in banking sector: i.Computer is more reliable and also saves time ii.It also provides easy access of information about customers account number and details into the computer. iii. It also provide easy accessing of already completes projects iv. Computer as an information technology helps to detects and eliminate fraud for immediate action fro further occurance.  Before the use of computer, Nigeria will recall the long gone days of the tallies when customers need to rush to the bank as early as possible to submit their tellers in exchange for tallies so as to avoid the long delays. This was a result of the manual processing of Computer Networking; this is the ability of several computers in communication for sharing common data, files. Bank: bank is an organization offering financial services, especially the safe keeping of money. Banking industry: this refers to a place where business activities of bank are carried out as services.   TABLE OF CONTENT Title Page Approval Page Certification Dedication Acknowledgement Table of Content List of Table Abstract
CHAPTER ONE  INTRODUCTION Background of Study Statement of the Problem Purpose of the Study Significance of the Study Scope of Study Definition of Terms
CHAPTER TWO  REVIEW OF RELETED  LITERATURE Historical Evolution of Computer System Brief History of Banking in Nigeria Computer Network in Nigeria Overview of Internet Banking Application of Computer to Current Banking Industries Department of Computer Operations Summary of Review
CHAPTER THREE  RESEARCH METHODS Area of Study Sources of Data Questionnaires (schedules) Personal Interview Observation Secondary Data Population of the Study Sample and Sampling Techniques Methods and Sources of Data Collection Validation of the Data Administration of the Instrument Methods of Data Collection.
CHAPTER FOUR PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS OF DATA Table 4:2.1 Table 4:2.2 Table 4:2.3 Table 4:2.4 Table 4:2.5 Table 4:.2.6 Table 4:2.7 Table 4:2.8 Table 4:2.9 Table 4:2.10 Table 4:2.11 Table 4:2.12
CHAPTER FIVE  DISCUSSION OF FINDINGS,CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION Discussion of Findings Conclusion Reference Questionnaire

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