CIS 210 Systems Analysis and Development Week 1 Part I The Systems Development Environment,

Objectives Upon completion of part I you will be able to: –Understand and be able to explain the concepts related to information systems analysis and design –Understand and be able to explain the concepts related to modern approach to systems analysis and design that combines both process and data views of systems –Understand and be able to explain the concepts related to organizational roles, including systems analyst, involved in information systems development –Understand and be able to explain the concepts related to different types of information systems –Understand and be able to explain the concepts related to the Systems Development Life Cycle –Understand and be able to explain the concepts related to the use of Computer Aided Software Engineering tools in systems development

Overview Information Systems Analysis and Design –Complex –Stimulating –Organizational perspective –Careers in IT –Application software –Methodologies –Techniques –Tools –Role of the systems analyst

A Modern Approach to Systems Analysis and Design Current Trends –System development for the Internet –Computer-based tools Speed Simplicity –Three-tier design Database Application Client logic –Off-the-shelf systems

Types of Information Systems Transaction Processing Systems (TPS) –Automate data handling –Improve transaction processing Management Information System (MIS) –Convert raw data –Meaningful aggregated form Decision Support Systems (DSS) –Interactive environment –Components Database Model base User dialogue

The Systems Development Life Cycle Life Cycle Overview –Standard steps –Circular process Steps in the Cycle –Planning –Analysis Requirements determination Requirements structure –Design Logical Physical –Implementation Coding Testing Installation –Maintenance

The Heart of the Systems Development Process Different Approaches to Improving Development –Prototyping –CASE tools –Joint application design –Rapid application development –Agile methodologies –eXtreme programming

Object-Oriented Analysis Design OOAD –Combines data and processes –Objects –Putting everything in one place –Inheritance –Object classes –Rational Unified Process (RUP) Inception Elaboration Construction Transition

Summary Systems Development Environment Modern Approach Types of Information Systems Systems Development Life Cycle Improving Development OOAD