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Official Course Description:
MCCCD Approval: 11-25-1997 |
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CIS225
1998 Spring – 2011 Spring |
LEC
3.0 Credit(s) 3.0 Period(s) 3.0 Load Occ |
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Business
Systems Analysis and Design |
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Investigation,
analysis, design, implementation and evaluation of business computer systems.
Prerequisites: Any programming language
or permission of Instructor. |
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MCCCD
Official Course Competencies: |
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CIS225 1998
Spring – 2011 Spring |
Business Systems Analysis and Design |
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Describe the integrated workings of systems and subsystems
within a business organization. (I) |
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Define the role of the systems analyst and his/her typical
responsibilities to the total business field. (I) |
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Differentiate among the reasons for the initiation of a
systems project. (I) |
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Complete a feasibility study for a hypothetical business
system. (II) |
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Use top-down, structured methods to construct flowcharts,
decision tables, data flow diagrams, and other charts and graphs to plan a
hypothetical business system. (III) |
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Establish system controls and evaluation procedures for a
hypothetical business system. (III) |
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Design forms, procedures, and reports (both oral and
written) as required for approval and installation of a hypothetical business
system. (III) |
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Design input and output file specifications, processing
requirements, and other system essentials which are generally created during
the design and development phases of a hypothetical business system. (IV) |
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Develop plans for conversion, schedules, and training
materials for a hypothetical business system. (V) |
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CIS225 1998
Spring – 2011 Spring |
Business Systems Analysis and Design |
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I. The systems life cycle A. Systems analysis B. Systems design C. Common business systems D. Role of systems analyst II. Systems analysis A. Requirement
determination B. Fact-finding techniques C. Fact recording D. Data relationships III. Systems design A. Design tools 1. Flowcharts 2. Decision tables 3. Data flow diagrams 4. PERT charts 5. GANTT charts 6. Other B. Control procedures and
codes C. Forms and reports D. Evaluation and
acceptance of new system IV. Computer system design A. Output specifications B. Input specifications C. File/database definition
D. Processing
specifications E. Controls and security V. System implementation A. Conversion methods B. System testing C. Acceptance testing D. System maintenance E. Evaluation |
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