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COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Systems Analysis and Design discusses a practical, streamlined, and updated approach to information systems development. The course emphasizes the role of the systems analysts in a dynamic, business-related environment.
In this course, students learn how to translate business requirements into information systems that support a company’s short- and long- term objectives. Case studies and discussions teach analytical reasoning, critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
- Explain systems analysis and design
- Introduce project management concepts early in the systems development process, and explains project management tools and techniques.
- Challenge students with Question of Ethics mini-case in each chapter that asks them to respond to real-life ethical issues in an IT environment.
- Provide multi-method coverage, including a comparison of structured, object-oriented and agile systems development methods.
- Explain how IT supports business requirements in today’s intensely competitive environment, and describe major IT developments and
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:
Working knowledge in any programming language.
EMPLOYMENT OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of the course, students will be qualified to be a Software developer, Systems Analyst or IT systems manager.
COURSE CURRICULUM
SAD Syllabus
Chapter 1: SYSTEMS PLANNING
Introduction to Systems Analysis and Design
- Introduction
- What is Information Technology?
- Information System Components
- Business Today
- Modelling Business Operations
- Business Information Systems
- What Information Do Users Need?
- Systems Development Tools
- Systems Development Methods
- The Information Technology Department
- The Systems Analyst
- Trends in Information Technology
Analyzing the Business Case
- Introduction
- A Framework for IT Systems Development
- What is a Business Case?
- Information Systems Projects
- Evaluation of Systems Requirements
- Overview of Feasibility
- Evaluating Feasibility
- Setting Priorities
- Preliminary Investigation Overview
Managing Systems Projects
- Introduction
- Overview of Project Management
- Creating a Work Breakdown Structure
- Identifying Task Patterns
- Calculating the Critical Path
- Project Monitoring and Control
- Reporting
- Project Management Examples
- Project Management Software
- Risk Management
- Managing for Success
- The Bottom Line
Chapter 2: SYSTEMS ANALYSIS
Requirement Modelling
- Introduction
- Systems Analysis Phase Overview
- Joint Application Development
- Rapid Application Development
- Agile Methods
- Modelling Tools and Techniques
- Systems Requirements Checklist
- Future Growth, Costs, and Benefits
- Fact-Finding
- Interviews
- Other Fact-Finding Techniques
- Documentation
- Information Management Software
- Preview of Logical Modelling
Data and Process Modelling
- Introduction
- Overview of Data and Process Modelling Tools
- Data Flow Diagram
- Creating a Set of DFDs
- Guidelines for Drawing DFDs
- Data Dictionary
- Process Description Tools
- Logical vs Physical Models
Object Modelling
- Introduction
- Overview of Object-Oriented Analysis
- Relationships Among Objects and Classes
- Object Modelling with the Unified Modelling Language
- Organizing the Object Model
Development Strategies
- Introduction
- Development Strategies Overview
- The Impact of the Internet
- Outsourcing
- In-House Software Development Options
- The Systems Analyst’s Role
- Analyzing Costs and Benefits
- The Software Acquisition Process
- Completion of Systems Analysis Tasks
- Transition to Systems Design
Chapter 3: SYSTEMS DESIGN
User Interface and Design
- Introduction
- Systems Design Phase Overview
- What is User Interface?
- Seven Habits of Successful Interface Designers
- Guidelines for User Interface Design
- Source Document and Form Design
- Printed Output
- Technology Issues
- Security and Control Issues
- Where Do We Go from Here?
Data Design
- Introduction
- Data Design Concepts
- DBMS Components
- Web-Based Design
- Data Design Terms
- Entity-Relationship Diagrams
- Data Normalization
- Two Real-World Examples
- Using Codes
- Data Storage and Access
- Data Control
System Architecture
- Introduction
- Architecture Checklist
- System Architecture: Then and Now
- Client-Server Designs
- The Impact of the Internet
- E-Commerce Architecture
- Processing Methods
- Network Models
- Wireless Networks
- Systems Design Completion
Chapter 4: SYSTEMS IMPLEMENTATION
Managing Systems Implementation
- Introduction
- Software Quality Assurance
- Overview of Application Development
- Structured Application Development
- Object-Oriented Application Development
- Agile Application Development
- Coding
- Testing the System
- Documentation
- Management Approval
- System Installation and Evaluation
- Operational and Test Environment
- Training
- Data Conversion
- System Changeover
- Post-Implementation Tasks
Chapter 5: SYSTEMS SUPPORT AND SECURITY
Managing Systems Support and Security
- Introduction
- User Support
- Maintenance Tasks
- Maintenance Management
- Systems Performance Management
- System Security Overview
- Security Levels
- Backup and Recovery
- System Obsolescence
- Future Challenges and Opportunities
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(₱18500) ₱ 14800(USD385])
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