1. IS2210 Systems Analysis, Systems Design and Change

2. Who Are We? O Lecturer: Cathal Doyle O Contact: O Email: cathal.doyle@umail.ucc.iecathal.doyle@umail.ucc.ie O Twitter: @InstCathalDoyle@InstCathalDoyle O Website: www.cathaldoyle.comwww.cathaldoyle.com

3. O Lecturer: Aonghus Sugrue O Contact O Email: aonghus.sugrue@umail.ucc.ieaonghus.sugrue@umail.ucc.ie O Twitter: @InstASugrue@InstASugrue O Website: www.aonghussugrue.wordpress.comwww.aonghussugrue.wordpress.com

4. Course Objective: O To introduce students to business systems analysis, systems design and change while examining the various approaches to the systems development lifecycle. O This will be achieved by covering the following topics…

5. Introduction to Information Systems (IS) O Topics include: O What are IS? O Data vs. Information O IS vs. Information Technology (IT) O Types of IS O Stakeholders of IS

6. Systems Development Lifecycle (SDLC) O Topics include: O Phases of the SDLC O Role of the Systems Analyst O Methodologies of SDLC O CASE Tools O Functional Decomposition

7. Databases O Topics include: O What is a Database? O Components of a Database O Entity Relationship Diagrams (ERD)

8. Implementation O Topics include: O Change Management O Failures of IS

9. Specialist Topics O Topics include: O Open Innovation O Social Media/Computing O Smart Technology O Gamification O Quantified Self

10. Lectures O Two 1 hour lectures each week O Tuesdays 4-5pm in West Wing 5 O Thursdays 11-12pm in O’Rahilly Building 212

11. Tutorials O Location: O’Rahilly Building (ORB) B.05 O Start Date: Thursday 10/10/2013 (bi- weekly) O Time: 5-6pm

12. O 2013/14 Term1 (bi-weekly lab dates) O 1 st lab session of T1 w/c Mon 7 Oct 2013 O 2 nd lab session of T1 w/c Mon 21 Oct 2013 O 3 rd lab session of T1 w/c Mon 4 Nov 2013 O 4 th lab session of T1 w/c Mon 18 Nov 2013 O 5 th lab session of T1 w/c Mon 2 Dec 2013

13. Continuous Assessment O This accounts for 30% of your total mark O Project 1 worth 15% O Project 2 worth 15%

14. Penalties for Late Submission O Where work is submitted up to and including 7 days late, 10% of the total marks available shall be deducted from the marks achieved O Where work is submitted up to and including 14 days late, 20% of the total marks available shall be deducted from the marks achieved O Work submitted 15 days late or more shall not be accepted

15. Final Exam O Worth 70% O Three Hours O Will cover all course material

16. Any Questions? O Thanks