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Unit 4 Lecture

System Analysis Part II Analysis Process Refinement with the clients to ensure that requirements are correct Various types of models are built for understanding by the team development specs are created that are given to the development team. Requirements must be specified to developers from analysts in the case of a waterfall project, this may done with a "Requirements Specification Document" that follows the format of a given organization.

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Unit 4 Lecture

System Analysis Part II Analysis Process Refinement with the clients to ensure that requirements are correct Various types of models are built for understanding by the team development specs are created that are given to the development team. Requirements must be specified to developers from analysts in the case of a waterfall project, this may done with a "Requirements Specification Document" that follows the format of a given organization.

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System Analysis

Part II

Analysis Process

Refinement

Done with the clients to ensure that requirements are correct Various types of models are built for understanding by the team
Development specs are created that are given to the development team

Modeling

Specification

Analysis Techniques

Structured Analysis

Data Modeling ERD Functional Modeling DFD Behavior Modeling State Transition

Review examples of each type of model

Analysis Techniques

Object Oriented Analysis


Use Cases Functions Identify Classes & Objects Identify object attributes and operations Identify structures and hierarchies Identify Object Relationships Identify Object Behavior Test

Analysis Techniques

ORM Object Role Modeling SADT Structured Analysis Design Technique PSC Problem Statement Language

Input and Output flow System Structure Data Structure

There are many ways to show the same concepts. Use the way that you and your organization best understand and the one that helps you deliver more efficiently

Requirement Specifications

In all cases, requirements must be specified to developers from analysts In the case of a waterfall project, this may done with a Requirements Specification Document that follows the format of a given organization This document will not only include data and functional requirements, but may also include hardware and software requirements

SRS System Requirement Specifications Document

Correctness: Every requirement should represent a function of the developed system Completeness: Every requirement is in the document Certainty: Every requirement is unambiguous Verifiability: You can verify that the requirement was met by using the system Consistency: Requirements dont conflict with each other Modifiability: Changes can be made easily Traceability: The origin of every requirement can be identified

SRS System Requirement Specifications Document

SRS consists of these main components

Functional Requirements: Specifies the output from every given input. Performance Requirements: Capacity (static) requirements and throughput (dynamic) requirements Design Constraints: Hardware limitations, Security, Fault Tolerance, Standards

Formal Requirements Specification Languages

Natural Language: Easy to understand, but can be verbose or ambiguous Structured English: 1.1.1.2, etc Regular Expressions

Used mostly for data validation (for example, make sure that someone passes a valid email address) Good to know these!! They are a part of many languages such as JavaScript.

Decision Tables: Specifies conditions and actions that result from them

Other Resources
ORM Object Role Modeling http://www.orm.net/

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