SOLUTION,MANUAL
Systems,Analysis,and,Design,10th,Edition
by,Kendall,Kenneth,and,Kendall,Julie,,All,Chapters,1,-,16
,
,TABLE,OF,CONTENTS
I. Systems,Analysis,Fundamentals
1. Systems,,Roles,,and,Development,Methodologies
2. Understanding,and,Modeling,Organization,Systems
3. Project,Management
II. Information,Requirements,Analysis
4. Information,Gathering:,Interactive,Methods
5. Information,Gathering:,Unobtrusive,Methods
6. Agile,Modeling,,Prototyping,,and,Scrum
III. The,Analysis,Process
7. Using,Data,Flow,Diagrams
8. Analyzing,Systems,Using,Data,Dictionaries
9. Process,Specifications,and,Structured,Decisions, 10.Object-
Oriented,Systems,Analysis,and,Design,Using,UML
IV. The,Essentials,of,Design
11.Designing,Effective,Output, 12.Designing,Effect
ive,Input,13.Designing,Databases
14. Human-Computer,Interaction,and,UX,Design
V. Quality,Assurance,and,Implementation
15. Designing,Accurate,Data,Entry,Procedures, 16.Qualit
y,Assurance,and,Implementation
,
,Chapter,2
Understanding,and,Modeling,Organizational,Systems
Key,Points,and,Objectives
1. Organizations,are,complex,systems,composed,of,interrelated,and,interdependent,subsystems.
2. System,and,subsystem,boundaries,and,environments,have,an,impact,on,information,system,anal
ysis,and, design.
3. Systems,are,described,as,either,open,,with,free,flowing,information,,or,closed,with,restricted,
access,to, information.
4. A,virtual,organization,is,one,that,has,parts,of,the,organization,in,different,physical,locations.,
They,use, computer,networks,and,communications,technology,to,work,on,projects.,Advantage
s,of,a,virtual, organization,are:
A. Reduced,costs,of,physical,facilities
B. More,rapid,response,to,customer,needs
C. Flexibility,for,employees,to,care,for,children,or,aging,parents
5. Enterprise,systems,or,Enterprise,Resource,Planning,(ERP),describes,an,integrated,organizationa
l, information,system.,The,software,helps,the,flow,of,information,between,the,functional,areas,
within,the, organization.
6. ERP,can,affect,every,aspect,of,the,organization,,such,as:
A. Design,of,employees’,work
B. Skills,required,for,job,competency
C. Strategic,positioning,of,the,company
7. Many,issues,must,be,overcome,for,the,ERP,installation,is,to,be,declared,a,success:
A. User,acceptance
B. Integration,with,legacy,systems,and,the,supply,chain
C. Upgrading,functionality,(and,complexity),of,ERP,modules
D. Reorganizing,work,life,of,users,and,decision,makers
E. Expanded,reach,across,several,organizations
F. Strategic,repositioning,of,the,company
8. A,context-
level,data,flow,diagram,is,an,important,tool,for,showing,data,used,and,information,produced,by,a
, system.,It,provides,an,overview,of,the,setting,or,environment,the,system,exists,within—
which,entities,supply, and,receive,data/information.
,
, 9. The,context-
level,data,flow,diagram,is,one,way,to,show,scope,,or,what,is,to,be,included,in,the,system.,The, pro
ject,has,a,budget,that,helps,to,define,scope.
,
Systems,Analysis,and,Design,10th,Edition
by,Kendall,Kenneth,and,Kendall,Julie,,All,Chapters,1,-,16
,
,TABLE,OF,CONTENTS
I. Systems,Analysis,Fundamentals
1. Systems,,Roles,,and,Development,Methodologies
2. Understanding,and,Modeling,Organization,Systems
3. Project,Management
II. Information,Requirements,Analysis
4. Information,Gathering:,Interactive,Methods
5. Information,Gathering:,Unobtrusive,Methods
6. Agile,Modeling,,Prototyping,,and,Scrum
III. The,Analysis,Process
7. Using,Data,Flow,Diagrams
8. Analyzing,Systems,Using,Data,Dictionaries
9. Process,Specifications,and,Structured,Decisions, 10.Object-
Oriented,Systems,Analysis,and,Design,Using,UML
IV. The,Essentials,of,Design
11.Designing,Effective,Output, 12.Designing,Effect
ive,Input,13.Designing,Databases
14. Human-Computer,Interaction,and,UX,Design
V. Quality,Assurance,and,Implementation
15. Designing,Accurate,Data,Entry,Procedures, 16.Qualit
y,Assurance,and,Implementation
,
,Chapter,2
Understanding,and,Modeling,Organizational,Systems
Key,Points,and,Objectives
1. Organizations,are,complex,systems,composed,of,interrelated,and,interdependent,subsystems.
2. System,and,subsystem,boundaries,and,environments,have,an,impact,on,information,system,anal
ysis,and, design.
3. Systems,are,described,as,either,open,,with,free,flowing,information,,or,closed,with,restricted,
access,to, information.
4. A,virtual,organization,is,one,that,has,parts,of,the,organization,in,different,physical,locations.,
They,use, computer,networks,and,communications,technology,to,work,on,projects.,Advantage
s,of,a,virtual, organization,are:
A. Reduced,costs,of,physical,facilities
B. More,rapid,response,to,customer,needs
C. Flexibility,for,employees,to,care,for,children,or,aging,parents
5. Enterprise,systems,or,Enterprise,Resource,Planning,(ERP),describes,an,integrated,organizationa
l, information,system.,The,software,helps,the,flow,of,information,between,the,functional,areas,
within,the, organization.
6. ERP,can,affect,every,aspect,of,the,organization,,such,as:
A. Design,of,employees’,work
B. Skills,required,for,job,competency
C. Strategic,positioning,of,the,company
7. Many,issues,must,be,overcome,for,the,ERP,installation,is,to,be,declared,a,success:
A. User,acceptance
B. Integration,with,legacy,systems,and,the,supply,chain
C. Upgrading,functionality,(and,complexity),of,ERP,modules
D. Reorganizing,work,life,of,users,and,decision,makers
E. Expanded,reach,across,several,organizations
F. Strategic,repositioning,of,the,company
8. A,context-
level,data,flow,diagram,is,an,important,tool,for,showing,data,used,and,information,produced,by,a
, system.,It,provides,an,overview,of,the,setting,or,environment,the,system,exists,within—
which,entities,supply, and,receive,data/information.
,
, 9. The,context-
level,data,flow,diagram,is,one,way,to,show,scope,,or,what,is,to,be,included,in,the,system.,The, pro
ject,has,a,budget,that,helps,to,define,scope.
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