Quiz 1 Finals (Part 1) Flashcards

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The Project Selection Phase is over resulting in the completion of Various Activities:

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  1. Recognition of need
  2. Determination of user requirements
  3. an initial investigation
  4. Verification of objectives, constraints, required outputs and inputs.
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the next step is to determine exactly what the candidate system is to do by “__________________”

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Defining its expected performance. (Feasibility Study)

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is carried out to select the best system that meets performance requirements.

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Feasibility Study

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4
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it comprises of identification, description, and evaluation of the candidate system, and finally selection of the best system for the job.

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Feasibility Study

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5
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the “_________________” Recommends to the management either the most effective system or concludes that the system may not be evolved.

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Feasibility Study

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a system’s required performance be defined by describing its output in a user acceptable format and at a higher level of detail than what was describe in the initial investigation.

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System Performance Definition

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(3) System Performance Definition

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  1. Statement of constraints
  2. Identification of Specific System Objectives
  3. Description of Output
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these are the factors that limits the solution of the problems

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Constraints

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9
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There are General “_______________” that might have a bearing on the required performance of a candidate system.

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Constraints

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10
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They are derived from the general objectives specified in the project directive at the initial investigation.

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Identification of specific system objectives

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11
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The Final Step of System Performance Definition.

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Description of output

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Description of Output (5)

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  1. Performance Metric Report
  2. User Feedback Survey Results
  3. Error Reduction Report
  4. Compliance Certification
  5. System Load Test Result
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13
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A Detailed Report showing the improvement in registration times, System Upline, and peak load handling capabilities.

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Performance Metric Report

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14
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Surveys from students and staff reflect the user satisfaction rate with the new system interface and overall experience.

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User Feedback Survey Results

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Documentation and analysis showing the reduction in data entry errors before and after the system enhancements.

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Error Reduction Report

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16
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Evidence and documentation proving the system’s compliance with relevant data privacy regulations.

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Compliance Certification

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Reports from simulated peak load tests demonstrating the system’s ability to handle increased traffic without performance issues.

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System Load Test Results

18
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if the feasibility is to serve a decision document it must answer three key questions:

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  1. is there a new and better way to do the job that will benefit the user?
  2. what are the cost and savings of the alternatives
  3. What is recommended
19
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Feasibility Considerations (3)

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  1. Economic Feasibility
  2. Technical Feasibility
  3. Behavioral Feasibility
20
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This is the most Frequently Used Method for Evaluating the Effectiveness of a candidate system.

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Economic Feasibility

21
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More Commonly Known as Cost/Benefit analysis, the procedure is to determine the benefits and savings that are expected from a candidate system and compare them with costs.

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Economic Feasibility

22
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Centers Around the existing computer system (Hardware, software, etc..) and to what extent it can support the proposed addition

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Technical Feasibility

23
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Figuring out how people will react to a new computerized system.

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Behavioral Feasibility