Systems Analysis and Design in a Changing World |
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| John W. Satzinger, Robert L. Jackson, Stephen D. Burd |
| March 2008, Course Technology, Paperback, 720 pages, ISBN 1423902289
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About this title: This groundbreaking title presents a balanced focus on concepts and techniques from both traditional systems analysis and the newer object-oriented approach, to provide the most complete, up-to-date coverage of systems analysis and design with a minimum of extraneous information and outdated theory. The emphasis is therefore placed on fundamentals of lasting value rather than on details of only one specific analysis and design method. At the same time, because of the diversity of development environments in the real world, coverage of all major approaches to both analysis and design are included. The importance of system models is emphasized, whether they are traditional models or object-oriented models. Features |
- Includes a 60-day trial version of Microsoft Project 2007 Professional.
- Offers multiple software bundling options such as Microsoft Visio 2007, Visible Analyst, Edge Diagrammer, and Popkin's System Architect.
- Provides hands-on practice throughout each chapter, followed by thoroughly tested end-of-chapter exercises.
- Offers supplemental chapters, appendices, and interactive learning on the password-protected Web site.
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Part 1 The Systems Analyst
Chapter 1 The World of the Information Systems Analyst
Chapter 2 Approaches to System Development
Chapter 3 The Analyst as a Project Manager Part 2 Systems Analysis Tasks
Chapter 4 Beginning the Analysis Investigating System Requirements
Chapter 5 Modeling System Requirements
Chapter 6 The Traditional Approach to Requirements
Chapter 7 The Object-Oriented Approach to Requirements
Chapter 8 Evaluating Alternatives for Requirements, Environment, and Implementation Part 3 Systems Design Tasks
Chapter 9 Moving to Design
Chapter 10 The Traditional Approach to Design
Chapter 11 The Object-Oriented Approach to Design Use Case Realization
Chapter 12 Designing Databases
Chapter 13 Designing the User Interface
Chapter 14 Designing System Interfaces, Controls, and Security Part 4 Implementation and Support
Chapter 15 Making the System Operational
Chapter 16 Current Trends in System Development
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