Quiz 1 Finals (Part 3) Flashcards

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The use of several tools in structured analysis:

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  1. DFD
  2. Data Dictionary
  3. Structured English
  4. Decision Trees
  5. Decision Tables
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is about understanding situations, not solving problems. effective analysts therefore emphasize investigation and questioning to learn how a system currently operates and to identify the requirements users have for a new or modified one.

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System Analysis

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involves studying the current business system to find out how it works and where improvements should be made.

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System Requirement Determination

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is a feature that must be included in a new system. it may be a way of capturing or processing data, producing information, controlling a business activity or supporting management

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Requirements

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Activities in Requirements determination.

Three Major Activities:

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  1. Requirements Anticipation
  2. Requirements Investigation
  3. Requirement Specification
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When a systems analyst has experience in a particular business area or a similar environment, it can help them anticipate the needs and potential problems of a new system.

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Requirement Anticipation

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it involves various tools and skills used by analysts to study the current system and document its feature for further analysis. (This activity is at the heart of systems analysis)

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Requirement Investigation

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it relies on fact-finding techniques and includes methods for documenting and describing system features.

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Requirement Investigation

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the data produced during the fact-finding investigation are analyzed to determine requirements specifications and the descriptions of features for a new system.

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Requirement Specification

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The data collected during the fact-finding study and included in data flow and decision analysis documentation are examined to determine how well the system is performing and whether it will meet the organizations demands.

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Analysis of Factual Data

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Requirement Specification.

Three Interrelated Parts:

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  1. Analysis of Factual Data
  2. Identification of Essential Requirements
  3. Selection of requirements fulfillment strategies
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10
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the methods that will be used to achieve the stated requirements are selected. these form the basis for system design, which follows requirements specifications.

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Selection of Requirement fulfillment strategies

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Features that must be included in a new system, ranging from operational details to performance criteria, are specified.

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Identification of essential requirements

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Basic Requirements.

Analysts structure their investigation by seeking answers to these four major questions:

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  1. What is the basic business process?
  2. what data are used or produced during that process ?
  3. what are the limits imposed by time and the volume of work?
  4. What Performance control are used?
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