Unit III: Information Systems Development | BCA 3rd Semester System Analysis and Design Notes Pdf

Information system developments always require to follow some standardized processes. An information system developed using a standardized process can provide organizations with improvement in productivity within a shorter period of time.

In this “Information Systems Development – System Analysis and Design” you will learn about the following topics:

1. The Process of System Development
2. The Capability Maturity Model
3. Initial, Repeatable, Defined, Managed, Optimizing
4. Life Cycle versus Methodology
5. Underlying Principles for System Development
6. A System Development Process
7. Where Do System Development Projects Come From?
8. Projects Can Be either Planned or Unplanned
9. The FAST Project Phases
10. Scope Definition, Problem Analysis, Requirement Analysis, Logical Design, Decision Analysis, Physical Design and Integration, Construction and Testing, Installation and Delivery
11. Cross Life Cycle Activities
12. Sequential versus Iterative Development
13. Alternative Route and Strategies for System Development
14. Model-Driven Development Strategy
15. Rapid Application Development Strategy (RAD)
16. Commercial Application Package Implementation Strategy
17. Hybrid Strategies
18. System Maintenance
19. Automated Tools and Technology
20. Different Automated Tools
21. Computer-Aided System Engineering (CASE)
22. Application Development Environment
23. Process and Project Managers

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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 IV: Project Management
• Unit V: System Analysis
• Unit VI: Fact Finding Techniques For Requirements Discovery
• 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