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Information System Analysis

This document provides information about an Information Systems Analysis course, including the class schedule, textbook, evaluation criteria, and objectives. The course aims to study the process of identifying management information needs and analyzing organizational systems of data flow for designing appropriate management information systems. Key topics covered include the systems development life cycle, problem recognition and definition, feasibility analysis, and system analysis and design documentation.

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Information System Analysis

This document provides information about an Information Systems Analysis course, including the class schedule, textbook, evaluation criteria, and objectives. The course aims to study the process of identifying management information needs and analyzing organizational systems of data flow for designing appropriate management information systems. Key topics covered include the systems development life cycle, problem recognition and definition, feasibility analysis, and system analysis and design documentation.

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Information Systems Analysis– MS5561

Nargis Pervin
Class Timings:
Every Week –
Tuesday 1-2:50 PM
Friday 8-9:50 AM

Venue: 252
TA: Veena

Text Book:
Modern Systems Analysis and Design by Jeffrey A. Hoffer , Joey George , and
Joseph S. Valacich

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Course Evaluation

Assignments and Project 40%

First Quiz: 20%

End Quarter Examination: 40%

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Objective
Study the process of identifying management information needs and then analyzing
the corresponding organizational systems of data flow for the explicit purpose of
designing appropriate MIS

• Systems analysis and design – an introduction


• The systems development life cycle
• Problem recognition and definition
• MIS project initiation
• Feasibility analysis
• Determination of system requirements
• Data and information system modeling
• Logical and physical system design
• Software quality and reliability
• System analysis and design documentation

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Domain Model

Transaction
How may I record
help you? Cash

Bookkeeper
Speakerphone Safe
Safe keeper
Phone

Withdraw
money Window clerk

Datacenter
liaison

Dispenser

Bank’s
remote
datacenter
Customer

5
A Enter B C Verify
account
D
your PIN
XYZ
Verify
this
account

Typing in XYZ valid. Account


PIN number Balance: valid.
… $100 Balance:
$100

E How may F Release


G Record
I help $60 $60 less
you?

Withdraw Dispense
H Dispensing!

$60 $60
Please take
your cash

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Information System …

Combinations of hardware, software, and telecommunications


networks that people build and use to collect, create, and distribute
useful data in organizations

IT companies build IS for their clients


• insurance companies,
• banking,
• credit card companies,
• education sector

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Management
Decisions
(Environment)

Data Input Process Output Information

Control

Feedback

General Information Systems


Systems Applications in the Organization

Decisions Management Levels Information Systems

Unstructured Senior EIS


Strategic Management
DSS
Knowledge and
GIS
Tactical Data Worker

Middle
Management MIS

Lower
TPS
Management
Technical
(Operational)
Buy Make Sell Keep
Functions
Structured Track
Information System Development

A logical series of development phases are followed in a business organisation to conduct


all the steps necessary to analyse, design, implement & maintain information systems.

These logical series of development phases are known as System Development Life
Cycle (SDLC).

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• Technical
Output T-E-L-O-S • Economical
Feasibility Business Design Document
• Legal
Business Analyst Study • High level business requirements
• Operational
• Schedule

Software Requirement Specifications


System Analyst Analysis
• Business requirements
• Technical requirements Solution

• High Level Design


• Project Manager Design Technical Design Document • Low Level Design
• Project leader

Implement White Box Testing


Development Team Source Code/ Build

• Planning
• Designing
Testing Tested Software STLC • Executing
Testing Team
• Result Analysis
• Bug Tracking
• Bug Reporting
Delivery and
Maintain
• Alpha Testing
UAT • Beta Testing
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