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  • Produktbild: Systems Analysis and Design
  • Preface v

    Part 1 Planning Phase

    1 The Systems Analyst and Information Systems Development, 3

    Introduction, 4

    The Systems Analyst, 6

    Systems Analyst Skills, 6

    Systems Analyst Roles, 7

    The Systems Development Life Cycle, 8

    Planning, 10

    Analysis, 11

    Design, 12

    Implementation, 12

    Project Identification and Initiation, 13

    System Request, 15

    Applying the Concepts at Dr¿nTeq, 16

    Feasibility Analysis, 19

    Technical Feasibility, 20

    Economic Feasibility, 21

    Organizational Feasibility, 27

    Applying the Concepts at Dr¿nTeq, 29

    Chapter Review, 31

    Appendix 1A: Detailed Economic Feasibility Analysis for Dr¿nTeq, 35

    2 Project Selection and Management, 37

    Introduction, 38

    Project Selection, 39

    Applying the Concepts at Dr¿nTeq, 40

    Creating the Project Plan, 41

    Project Methodology Options, 42

    Selecting the Appropriate Development Methodology, 49

    Staffing the Project, 52

    Staffing Plan, 52

    Coordinating Project Activities, 55

    Managing and Controlling the Project, 58

    Refining Estimates, 58

    Managing Scope, 60

    Timeboxing, 60

    Managing Risk, 61

    Applying the Concepts at Dr¿nTeq, 62

    Staffing the Project, 63

    Coordinating Project Activities, 64

    Chapter Review, 65

    Part 2 Analysis Phase

    3 Requirements Determination, 71

    Introduction, 72

    The Analysis Phase, 72

    Requirements Determination, 74

    What Is a Requirement?, 74

    The Process of Determining Requirements, 78

    The Requirements Definition Statement, 78

    Requirements Elicitation Techniques, 80

    Requirements Elicitation in Practice, 80

    Interviews, 81

    Joint Application Development (JAD), 88

    Questionnaires, 92

    Document Analysis, 94

    Observation, 96

    Selecting the Appropriate Techniques, 96

    Requirements Analysis Strategies, 98

    Problem Analysis, 98

    Root Cause Analysis, 98

    Duration Analysis, 100

    Activity-Based Costing, 100

    Informal Benchmarking, 100

    Outcome Analysis, 101

    Technology Analysis, 101

    Activity Elimination, 102

    Comparing Analysis Strategies, 103

    Applying the Concepts at Dr¿nTeq, 103

    Eliciting and Analyzing Requirements, 103

    Requirements Definition, 104

    System Proposal, 104

    Chapter Review, 106

    4 Understanding Processes with Use Cases and Process Models, 111

    Introduction, 112

    What Is a Use Case?, 113

    The Use Case Concept in a Nutshell, 113

    Use Case Formats and Elements, 114

    Casual Use Case Format, 114

    Use Cases in Sequence, 117

    Applying Use Cases, 118

    Use Case Practical Tips, 118

    Use Cases and Functional Requirements, 119

    Use Cases and Testing, 119

    Creating Use Cases, 120

    Identify the Major Use Cases, 120

    Identify the Major Steps for Each Use Case, 122

    Identify Elements within Steps, 125

    Confirm the Use Case, 128

    Revise Functional Requirements Based on Use Cases, 129

    Applying the Concepts at Dr¿nTeq, 129

    Identifying the Major Use Cases, 129

    Elaborating on the Use Cases, 130

    Data Flow Diagrams, 134

    Reading Data Flow Diagrams, 134

    Elements of Data Flow Diagrams, 136

    Using Data Flow Diagrams to Define Business Processes, 139

    Process Descriptions, 142

    Creating Data Flow Diagrams, 144

    Creating the Context Diagram, 145

    Creating Data Flow Diagram Fragments, 146

    Creating the Level 0 Data Flow Diagram, 148

    Creating Level 1 Data Flow Diagrams (and Below), 149

    Validating the Data Flow Diagrams, 152

    Applying the Concepts at Dr¿nTeq, 156

    Developing the Process Model, 156

    Creating Data Flow Diagram Fragments, 156

    Creating the Level 1 Data Flow Diagram, 157

    Creating Level 2 Data Flow Diagrams (and Below), 159

    Validating the Data Flow Diagrams, 160

    Chapter Review, 161

    5 Data Modeling, 169

    Introduction, 170

    The Entity Relationship Diagram, 170

    Reading an Entity Relationship Diagram, 171

    Elements of an Entity Relationship Diagram, 172

    The Data Dictionary and Metadata, 177

    Creating an Entity Relationship Diagram, 179

    Building Entity Relationship Diagrams, 179

    Advanced Syntax, 182

    Applying the Concepts at Dr¿nTeq, 184

    Validating an Entity Relationship Diagram, 188

    Design Guidelines, 188

    Normalization, 191

    Balancing Entity Relationship Diagrams with Data Flow Diagrams, 191

    Chapter Review, 193

    Appendix 5A: Normalizing The Data Model, 196

    Part 3 Design Phase

    6 Moving into Design, 203

    Introduction, 204

    Transition from Requirements to Design, 204

    System Acquisition Strategies, 206

    Custom Development, 208

    Packaged Software, 209

    Outsourcing, 210

    Influences on the Acquisition Strategy, 213

    Business Need, 213

    In-House Experience, 214

    Project Skills, 215

    Project Management, 215

    Time Frame, 215

    Selecting an Acquisition Strategy, 215

    Alternative Matrix, 216

    Applying the Concepts at Dr¿nTeq, 218

    Chapter Review, 220

    7 Architecture Design, 222

    Introduction, 223

    Elements of an Architecture Design, 223

    Architectural Components, 223

    Client-Server Architectures, 224

    Client-Server Tiers, 225

    Server-Based Architecture, 227

    Mobile Application Architecture, 228

    Advances in Architecture Configurations, 229

    Comparing Architecture Options, 230

    Creating an Architecture Design, 231

    Operational Requirements, 231

    Performance Requirements, 232

    Security Requirements, 234

    Access Control Requirements, 236

    Cultural and Political Requirements, 239

    Designing the Architecture, 241

    Hardware and Software Specification, 243

    Applying the Concepts at Dr¿nTeq, 245

    Creating an Architecture Design, 245

    Hardware and Software Specification, 246

    Chapter Review, 247

    8 User Interface Design, 250

    Introduction, 251

    The Usability Concept, 251

    Principles for User Interface Design, 252

    Layout, 252

    Content Awareness, 254

    Aesthetics, 255

    Usage Level, 255

    Consistency, 257

    Minimize User Effort, 258

    Special Issues of Touch Screen Interface Design, 258

    User Interface Design Process, 259

    Understand the Users, 260

    Organize the Interface, 262

    Define Standards, 265

    Interface Design Prototyping, 266

    Interface Evaluation/Testing, 268

    Navigation Design, 272

    Basic Principles, 272

    Menu Tips, 273

    Message Tips, 275

    Input Design, 278

    Basic Principles, 278

    Input Tips, 280

    Input Validation, 282

    Output Design, 282

    Basic Principles, 282

    Types of Outputs, 284

    Media, 286

    Applying the Concepts at Dr¿nTeq, 287

    Understand the Users, 287

    Organize the Interface, 288

    Define Standards, 289

    Interface Template Design, 289

    Develop Prototypes, 294

    Interface Evaluation/Testing, 295

    Chapter Review, 295

    9 Program Design, 300

    Introduction, 301

    Moving from Logical to Physical Process Models, 301

    The Physical Data Flow Diagram, 301

    Applying the Concepts at Dr¿nTeq, 304

    Designing Programs, 305

    Structure Chart, 308

    Syntax, 309

    Building the Structure Chart, 312

    Applying the Concepts at Dr¿nTeq, 314

    Design Guidelines, 318

    Program Specification, 324

    Syntax, 324

    Applying the Concepts at Dr¿nTeq, 327

    Chapter Review, 330

    10 Data Storage Design, 336

    Introduction, 337

    Data Storage Formats, 337

    Files, 338

    Databases, 340

    Selecting a Storage Format, 344

    Applying the Concepts at Dr¿nTeq, 346

    Moving from Logical to Physical Data Models, 347

    The Physical Entity Relationship Diagram, 347

    Revisiting the CRUD Matrix, 350

    Applying the Concepts at Dr¿nTeq, 351

    Optimizing Data Storage, 351

    Optimizing Storage Efficiency, 354

    Optimizing Access Speed, 356

    Estimating Storage Size, 360

    Applying the Concepts at Dr¿nTeq, 362

    Chapter Review, 364

    Part 4 Implementation Phase

    11 Moving into Implementation, 369

    Introduction, 369

    Managing the Programming Process, 370

    Assigning Programming Tasks, 370

    Coordinating Activities, 371

    Managing the Schedule, 372

    Testing, 372

    Test Planning, 374

    Unit Tests, 374

    Integration Tests, 377

    System Tests, 377

    Acceptance Tests, 377

    Developing Documentation, 379

    Types of Documentation, 380

    Designing Documentation Structure, 380

    Writing Documentation Topics, 382

    Identifying Navigation Terms, 383

    Applying the Concepts at Dr¿nTeq, 385

    Managing Programming, 385

    Testing, 385

    Developing User Documentation, 386

    Chapter Review, 389

    12 Transition to the New System, 391

    Introduction, 391

    Making the Transition to the New System, 392

    The Migration Plan, 393

    Selecting the Conversion Strategy, 394

    Preparing a Business Contingency Plan, 398

    Preparing the Technology, 399

    Preparing People for the New System, 400

    Understanding Resistance to Change, 400

    Revising Management Policies, 402

    Assessing Costs and Benefits, 402

    Motivating Adoption, 405

    Enabling Adoption: Training, 406

    Postimplementation Activities, 409

    System Support, 409

    System Maintenance, 410

    Project Assessment, 412

    Applying the Concepts at Dr¿nTeq, 414

    Implementation Process, 414

    Preparing the People, 414

    Postimplementation Activities, 414

    Chapter Review, 415

    13 Agile Development Methods, 418

    Introduction, 418

    Origins of Agile, 419

    Evolution of Agile Development, 420

    Adoption of the Agile Approach, 421

    Benefits of Agile Methods, 421

    Adoption of Specific Agile Methodologies, 421

    Scrum, 422

    Overview of Scrum, 422

    Scrum Characteristics, 424

    Scrum Roles, 424

    Scrum Features, 426

    Scrum Processes, 430

    How Does Scrum End?, 434

    Other Types of Agile Methodologies, 434

    Crystal Development Methodology, 434

    Dynamic Systems Development Methodology, 435

    Feature Driven Development, 435

    Lean Software Development, 436

    Comparing the SDLC with Agile Methodologies, 436

    Chapter Review, 437

    Index I-1