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JR2eCh14

Course: JR 2, Fall 2009
School: Texas Brownsville
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INTRODUCTIONTO Chapter14 SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT SystemsDevelopment Methodology Importantissuesin systemsdevelopment: Mustbealignedto businessstrategyand objectives Businessprocessescan undergoradicalchanges asaresult Developingormodifying applicationsisobviouslya keycomponent SystemsDevelopment Methodology Importantissuesinsystems development: ConsiderationoftheIT environmentisimportant...

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INTRODUCTIONTO Chapter14 SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT SystemsDevelopment Methodology Importantissuesin systemsdevelopment: Mustbealignedto businessstrategyand objectives Businessprocessescan undergoradicalchanges asaresult Developingormodifying applicationsisobviouslya keycomponent SystemsDevelopment Methodology Importantissuesinsystems development: ConsiderationoftheIT environmentisimportant 4keyelementsoftheIT environment: 1.ITstrategy 2.ITinfrastructure 3.ITfunction 4.Systems developmentprocess SystemsDevelopment Methodology Systemsdevelopment modelsandtechniques: 2problemsolvingaids Techniques Models SystemsInvestigation Objectives Tasks Keytasks: Businessstrategy AISapplications Businessprocess ITenvironment TaskIssues SystemsInvestigation Conductingsystems investigation Executivesummary Problem Assignment Purposeofreport Findings/results Conclusionsand recommendations SystemsInvestigation Models/techniquesusedin systemsinvestigation SystemsAnalysis Objectives Tasks Keytasks: Businessstrategy AISapplications Businessprocess ITenvironment Taskissues Conductingsystemsanalysis Models/techniquesusedin systemsanalysis SystemsDesign Objectives Tasks Keytasks: Businessstrategy AISapplications Businessprocess ITenvironment Taskissues Conductingsystemsdesign systemsdesign Models/techniquesusedin SystemsImplementation Objectives Tasks: Keytasks Businessstrategy AISapplications Businessprocess ITenvironment Taskissues ProblemSolving ApproachtoSystems Development Defineandacquire Develop Communicate Appendix14.A: Techniquesfor AcquiringInformation Informationgatheringplan Usingpriorknowledgein developinganinformation gatheringplan Identifyinginformationneeds Identifyingsourcesof information Appendix14.A: Techniquesfor AcquiringInformation Interviewplanning Determineinterview questions Determinesequenceof interviewquestions Decideonwordingof interviewquestions Appendix14.B: ReportWriting Businessreports Audienceanalysis Executivesummary Problem Professionalassignment Rhetoricalpurpose Findings/results Conclusions Recommendations Appendix14.B: ReportWriting Executivesummaryguidelines Discussionsection Introduction Criteria Methodofobtainingfacts Alternatives Evaluation Conclusions Recommendations KEYTERMS Feasibilityreport Professionalproblemsolving model Requestforproposal(RFP) Requestforquotation(RFQ) Systemconversion Systemsanalysis KEYTERMS Systemsdesign Systemsdevelopmentlife cycle(SDLC) Systemsdevelopment process Systemsimplementation Systemsinvestigation
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