INFORMATION SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN (2/2 Credits)

Learning Outcomes:

On successful completion of this Course, students will be able to : Explain Information System Development methods and the Systems Analysis and Design with UML; Apply the techniques and methods for gathering user requirements and define the requirements; Formulate Business Problems and opportunities for improvement by using Information System; Create Functional requirement models and their descriptions to describe which activities must do with the system for users; Create structure or domain models and their descriptions to describe data storing needed by the system; Create Proposed System Analysis Documents and gaining Approval from users.

Topics:

1. Introduction to UML Tools;
2. Documenting Workflow With Activity Diagram;
3. Identifying User Stories and Use Case;
4. Identifying User Stories and Use Case (Quiz);
5. Domain Modeling;
6. Domain Modeling (Quiz);
7. The State Machine Diagram – Identifying Object Behavior;
8. Use Case Modeling (Use Case Descriptions, Activity Diagram for Use Cases);
9. Use Case Modeling (System Sequence Diagram);
10. Use Case Modeling (Use Cases and CRUD);
11. Material Review and Project Submission;
12. An Overview of Systems Analysis and Design;
13. Investigating System Requirement;
14. Identifying User Stories and Use Cases;
15. Domain Modeling;
16. Case : Documenting Workflow With Activity Diagram, Identifying User Stories and Use Cases, & Domain Modeling;
17. Case : Documenting Workflow With Activity Diagram, Identifying User Stories and Use Cases, & Domain Modeling (Presentation);
18. The State Machine Diagram – Identifying Object Behavior;
19. Use Case Modeling Part 1 (Overview, Use Case Descriptions, Activity Diagram for Use Cases);
20. Case : Use Case Modeling Part 1 (Use Case Descriptions, Activity Diagram for Use Cases);
21. Use Case Modeling Part 2 (The System Sequence Diagram, Use Cases and CRUD, Integrating Requirement Models);
22. Case : Use Case Modeling Part 1 & 2 (Presentation);
23. Approaches to System Development.