Lesson 3: SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT TOOLS Flashcards

1
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an abstraction of object or activity, called an entity. It produces a
graphical presentation of a concept or process that systems developers can analyze,
test and modify.

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Modeling

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ENUMERATION: Four Types of Modeling

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  1. Physical Models
  2. Narrative Models
  3. Graphical Models
  4. Mathematical Models
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3
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usually in the form of a formula

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Mathematical Models

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4
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which can be boiled down to a summary

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Narrative Models

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5
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which represent only features of interest

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Physical Models

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6
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which can show the main relationships

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Graphical Models

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7
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ENUMERATION: Modeling involves various techniques, including _________, ____________, and _____________

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Data flow diagram, entity relationship diagram, and unified modeling language diagram

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8
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One of the most popular Rapid Application Development (RAD) methods. An iterative system development process in which specifications are converted
into a work system that is constantly updated by close working experiences
between analyst and customer.

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Prototyping

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ENUMERATION: Two types of prototype

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Type I Prototype , and Type II Prototype

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10
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which is the throwaway model that serves as the blueprint for
the operational system.

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Type II Prototype

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11
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which eventually becomes the operational system.

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Type I Prototype

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ENUMERATION: Development of a Type I Prototype:

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  1. Identify the user needs
  2. Develop a prototype
  3. Determine if the prototype is acceptable
  4. Use the prototype
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ENUMERATION: Development of a Type II Prototype:

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  1. Identify user needs
  2. Develop a prototype
  3. Determine if the prototype is acceptable
  4. Use the prototype
  5. Code the operational system
  6. Test the operational system
  7. Determine if the operational system is acceptable
  8. Use the operational system
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14
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The phrase “_____ and _____” has been used to describe
some prototyping efforts.

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Quick and Dirty

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15
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also called computer aided software
engineering

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CASE

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16
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CASE is a technique that uses a productivity software, called ____ _____, to
improve systems analyst’ routine work through the use of automated support in designing
and developing information systems.

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CASE Tools

17
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ENUMERATION: GENERAL TYPES OF CASE TOOLS

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  1. Computer Display
  2. Analysis Tools
  3. Repository
  4. Documentation Generators
  5. Code Generators
18
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ENUMERATION: Some of the examples of CASE tools are:

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Microsoft Project, Microsoft Visio, FourGen,
System Architect, Visible Analyst, IBM’s Rational Software Architect.

19
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CASE stands for

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Computer-Aided Systems Engineering