System Design is defined as those tasks that focus on the specification of a detailed computer-based solution. It is also known as physical design. System design methods focus on technical or implementation concerns of the system. System designers play a vital role. System Analyst helps as a facilitator in system design.
In this “System Design Methods – System Analysis and Design” you will learn about the following topics:
- Introduction to System Design
- What are Systems Design?
- Inputs to System Design
- Outputs for System Design
- Types of System Design
- Logical Design, Physical Design, Architectural Design, Detailed Design
- Systems Design Approaches
- Model Driven Approaches
- Modern Structured Design, Information Engineering, Prototyping, Object-Oriented Design
- Rapid Application Development
- FAST System Design Strategies
- System Design for In-House Development – The “Build” Solution
- Design the Application Architecture, Design the System Database, Design the system Interface, Package Design Specifications, Update The Project Plan
- System Design for Integrating Commercial Software – The “Buy” Solution
- Research Technical Criteria and Options, Solicit Proposals Or Quotes From Vendors, Validate Vendor Claims And Performance, Evaluate And Rank Vendor Proposals, Award Contract And Debrief Vendors
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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 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
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