Scribd
Upload
16 views

Lab-1 System Analysis

Uploaded by

imtiazmahmud166605
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
16 views

Lab-1 System Analysis

Uploaded by

imtiazmahmud166605
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 6

CSE2362

System Analysis and Design Lab


Lab-1

Here’s how the University Course Registration System can be divided and organized
according to each phase of the System Development Life Cycle (SDLC):

1. Planning Phase

Objective: Establish the project’s goals, feasibility, resources, and schedule.

Tasks:

● Define Project Goals: Create a system to streamline course registration, schedule


management, and enrollment tracking for students, faculty, and administrators.
● Identify Stakeholders: Key stakeholders include students, faculty, university
administrators, and IT staff.
● Feasibility Analysis: Assess the technical, financial, and operational feasibility of the
project.
● Resource Allocation: Identify necessary resources such as developers, hardware, and
software tools.
● Timeline and Budget: Create a timeline and budget plan based on estimated tasks and
required resources.

Outcome: A project plan detailing objectives, timelines, resources, and stakeholders, forming a
roadmap for the project.

2. Analysis Phase

Objective: Gather detailed requirements to understand what the system should do.

Tasks:

● Requirements Gathering: Conduct interviews and surveys with stakeholders to identify


system needs.
○ Students need an easy way to view course options, register, and manage
schedules.
○ Faculty need to manage course details, monitor enrollments, and view their
schedules.
○ Administrators require full control over course offerings, user accounts, and
reporting.
● Functional Requirements:
○ User management with role-based access (students, faculty, administrators).
○ Course catalog and schedule creation.
○ Enrollment management, including waitlists and prerequisites checks.
○ Reporting tools for academic progress and course enrollment data.
● Non-Functional Requirements:
○ Security protocols for data privacy.
○ Scalability to handle high loads during registration periods.
○ Usability for a smooth user experience across different devices.
● Requirements Document: Summarize and document all gathered requirements.

Outcome: A requirements specification document outlining the functional and non-functional


needs of the system.

3. Design Phase

Objective: Define the architecture, data structures, user interface, and components of the system.

Tasks:

● System Architecture Design: Outline the overall structure, including the database,
application servers, and user interface.
● Database Design: Create a relational database model to store data about students,
courses, enrollments, schedules, and user roles.
● User Interface (UI) Design: Design wireframes and mockups for student, faculty, and
administrator portals.
● Data Flow Diagrams (DFD): Create diagrams showing data movement between
modules.
● System Security Design: Design security protocols for user authentication and data
access control.
● Technical Specifications: Define technology stack, such as programming languages,
frameworks, and database management systems.

Outcome: A design document including system architecture, database schema, UI mockups, and
data flow diagrams.
4. Implementation (Development) Phase

Objective: Build the system according to the design specifications.

Tasks:

● Front-End Development: Develop the user interface based on the UI mockups, creating
responsive pages for different user roles (students, faculty, and administrators).
● Back-End Development: Implement the server-side logic, including user authentication,
course enrollment, waitlisting, and reporting.
● Database Implementation: Set up the database schema and develop queries for data
retrieval and manipulation.
● Integration: Link the front-end and back-end components, ensuring that data flows
seamlessly between the database and user interface.
● Security Implementation: Integrate secure authentication and access control for
different user levels.

Outcome: A functioning University Course Registration System with core features implemented
and ready for testing.
Project Proposal

Project Title

● Example: "Online Hospital Appointment System" or "Inventory Management System


for Small Retailers"

Project Introduction

● Briefly describe the project’s purpose.


● Example: "This project aims to develop an online system for booking and managing
hospital appointments, enhancing patient convenience and reducing administrative
workload."

Problem Statement

● Define the problem the project will address.


● Example: "Current hospital appointment processes are time-consuming and require
in-person visits, leading to patient dissatisfaction and delays."

Objectives

● Outline the main objectives of the project. Be specific.


○ Example:
■ Develop an easy-to-use online booking interface for patients.
■ Provide real-time updates on appointment availability.
■ Reduce administrative processing time.

Scope of the Project

● Define what the project will and will not include.


○ Example:
■ In Scope: User registration, appointment scheduling, notifications.
■ Out of Scope: Payments, patient record management.

System Requirements

● List the initial functional and non-functional requirements.


○ Functional Requirements: e.g., "User login and authentication," "Appointment
scheduling."
○ Non-Functional Requirements: e.g., "Responsive interface," "Data security."

Project Methodology

● Briefly explain the approach (e.g., waterfall, agile).


● Describe each phase: requirement analysis, system design, implementation, testing, etc.

Proposed Tools and Technologies

● List programming languages, frameworks, and software tools you plan to use.
● Example: "HTML, CSS, JavaScript for the frontend; Python and Django for the backend;
MySQL for the database."

Expected Outcomes

● Describe the benefits or impact of the project.


● Example: "By implementing this system, hospitals can streamline appointments, improve
patient satisfaction, and reduce wait times."

Conclusion

● Summarize why this project is valuable and feasible.


Lab Assignment - 1
1. Brainstroming about two project ideas.
2. Make two project ideas and submit it to me.
3. Deadline: 08/11/2024

You might also like