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System Analysis and Design Presentation Criteria

The document outlines the criteria for evaluating a system analysis and design presentation, divided into four main sections: Requirements Analysis, Design and Functionality, System Architecture, and Presentation and Delivery. Each section includes specific evaluation items with a percentage weight and focuses on aspects such as clarity, usability, scalability, and effective communication. The document also provides space for group information, scores, and remarks.

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System Analysis and Design Presentation Criteria

The document outlines the criteria for evaluating a system analysis and design presentation, divided into four main sections: Requirements Analysis, Design and Functionality, System Architecture, and Presentation and Delivery. Each section includes specific evaluation items with a percentage weight and focuses on aspects such as clarity, usability, scalability, and effective communication. The document also provides space for group information, scores, and remarks.

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System Analysis and Design Presentation Criteria

Section : ______________________ Group No. : __________________


Project Manager : ______________________
Member (1) : ______________________ Member (4) : __________________
Member (2) : ______________________ Member (5) : __________________
Member (3) : ______________________ Member (6) : __________________

Criteria Item Description Scores Remarks/ Comments


1. Requirements Analysis (30%) • Clarity and Completeness: Were the system requirements clearly defined and well-
documented?

• Feasibility: Are the requirements realistic given the constraints (e.g., technology)?

• Understanding of User Needs: Does the design address the user's requirements
effectively?
2. Design and Functionality (30%) • Innovation and Creativity: Does the design introduce novel solutions or ideas?

• Usability: Is the system user-friendly and intuitive?

• Completeness: Are all specified features and functionalities implemented?

• Security: Does the design adequately address security concerns?

3. System Architecture (20%) • Scalability: Is the system designed to handle growth in users or data?

• Performance: Does the architecture support efficient performance under expected


workloads?

• Fault Tolerance and Reliability: Does the design handle errors gracefully and ensure
system reliability?
4. Presentation and Delivery (20%) • Clarity and Organization: Is the system and design explained clearly and logically?
• Visualization and Prototypes: Are diagrams, mockups, or prototypes included to
demonstrate the design?
• Engagement: Did the team effectively communicate the benefits and limitations of their
design?

TOTAL SCORES ___________

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