Information Systems in Organisations Module Introduction
Module content 17/03/2016Ivailo Chakarov2 Systems analysis and design (in context) What constitutes a system? History of systems development Reasons for system failure Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Requirements elicitation and specification Introduction to method related techniques Mind Maps Entity Relationship Diagrams (ERDs) Data Flow Diagrams (DFDs) Use Case Models Formal documentation of a system Use of chosen notation (SSADM, UML) Use of process, entity and use case descriptions
Module content (contd.) 17/03/2016Ivailo Chakarov3 Database Management Systems (DBMS) concepts SQL: DML, DDL and DCL Developing applications with database tools Information retrieval Levels of information Information management Use of information Systems Architectures System Testing Methods
Learning outcomes 17/03/2016Ivailo Chakarov4 Demonstrate knowledge and critical understanding of the requirements elicitation process in the design of information processes Demonstrate knowledge and critical understanding of information systems architecture, approaches and methodologies appropriate for the analysis and design of information systems and the factors to consider when making a selection Produce documentation covering all aspects of analysis and design of an information system using a suitable case tool and meeting appropriate standards
Learning outcomes (contd.) 17/03/2016Ivailo Chakarov5 Demonstrate the practical skills required for the design and creation of a database, the input, update and deletion of data and querying of information Demonstrate knowledge and critical understanding of a number of testing processes and the factors to consider when making a selection
Assessment 17/03/2016Ivailo Chakarov6 Coursework weighted at 100% Made up of several parts Individual assessment Involves the design and implementation of a DBMS
Questions... 17/03/2016Ivailo Chakarov7 ...are there any?
17/03/2016Ivailo Chakarov8 End!