System Requirements specify the property and quality that an information system should have. System requirements that specify what the information system must do is referred to as functional requirement, while non-functional requirements specify the property and quality of the system.
In this “Fact-Finding Techniques for Requirements Discovery – System Analysis and Design” you will learn about the following topics:
- An Introduction to Requirements Discovery
- The Process of Requirement Discovery
- Problem Discovery and Analysis
- Requirements Discovery
- Documenting and Analyzing Requirements
- Documenting The Draft Requirements, Analyzing The Requirements, Formalizing Requirements
- Requirements Management
- Requirement Fact-Finding Techniques
- Sampling of Existing Documentation, Forms, and Files
- Research and Site Visits
- Observation of Work Environment
- Questionnaires
- Types of Questionnaires
- Free Format Questionnaires, Fixed Format Questionnaires
- Interviews
- Types of Interviews
- Unstructured Interview, Structured Interview
- How to Conduct an Interview
- Guidelines for the Interviewer
- Discovery Prototyping
- Joint Requirements Planning
- A Fact-Finding Strategy
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BCA 3rd Semester System Analysis and Design Notes Pdf:
- Unit I: The Context Of System Analysis and Design
- Unit II: Information System Building Blocks
- Unit III: Information Systems Development
- Unit IV: Project Management
- Unit V: System Analysis
- Unit VII: Modeling System Requirements With USE CASES
- Unit VIII: Data Modeling and Analysis
- Unit IX: Process Modeling
- Unit X: Feasibility Analysis and The System Proposal
- Unit XI: System Design Methods
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