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Lec 9 - System Analysis Part2

The document discusses system analysis which includes data collection, data analysis, requirement analysis and documenting it in a system analysis report. It describes identifying and collecting data from various sources, modeling the data and activities, and using tools like ER diagrams, DFDs, flow charts for analysis.

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System Analysis

Subject: Information Systems


Lecturer : Quratulain
Course Code: CIT - 667
● Data Collection
● Data Analysis

Content ● Requirement Analysis


● Requirement Analysis
System Analysis
Tools
● System Analysis Report
Data Collection
The purpose of data collection is to seek additional information

about the problems or needs identified in the systems

investigation report. During this process, the strengths and

weaknesses of the existing system are emphasized.

Identifying Sources of Data

Data collection begins by identifying and locating the various

sources of data.
Data Collection
Collecting Data

After data sources have been identified, data collection begins.

● structured interview
○ An interview in which the questions are written in advance.
● unstructured interview
○ An interview in which the questions are not written in advance.
● direct observation
○ Directly observing the existing system in action by one or more
members of the analysis team.
● Questionnaires
○ A method of gathering data when the data sources are spread over a
wide geographic area.
Data Analysis
The manipulation of collected data so that the development team members who are participating in
systems analysis can use the data.

Data Modeling

Data modeling is most often accomplished through the use of entity-relationship (ER) diagrams

Activity Modeling

To fully describe a business problem or solution, the related objects, associations, and activ- ities
must be described. Activities in this sense are events or items that are necessary to fulfill the
business relationship or that can be associated with the business relationship in a meaningful way.

Activity modeling is often accomplished through the use of data-flow diagrams. A data- flow
diagram (DFD) models objects, associations, and activities by describing how data can flow between
and around various objects.
ERD DFD
Structured systems analysis and design (SSAD) Tools

● Data Flow Diagrams


● Flow chart
● Context Diagram
● Data Dictionary
Flow Chart
A Flow Chart (also known as a Process Flow Diagram or Process Map) is a
diagram of the steps in a process and their sequence. A system flowchart
shows the path taken by data in a system and the decisions made during
different levels.

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Flow Chart

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Flow chart: Ordering Process
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Emergency
Response
System
Requirements Analysis
The determination of user, stakeholder, and organizational
needs.
Asking directly
An approach to gather data that asks users, stakeholders, and
other managers about what they want and expect from the
new or modified system.

Critical Success Factors (CSF)

analysts ask each person to define her own personal CSFs.

Joint Application Design (JAD)

Special type of a group meeting where all users and analysts


meet at the same time
Requirements Analysis Tools
A number of tools can be used to document

requirements analysis, including CASE tools.

As requirements are developed and agreed on,

entity-relationship diagrams, data-flow diagrams,

screen and report layout forms, and other types of

documentation are stored in the CASE repository.


Systems Analysis Report
Requirements definition document Systems analysis concludes with a formal systems analysis

report. It should cover the following elements:

• The strengths and weaknesses of the existing system from a stakeholder’s perspective

• The user/stakeholder requirements for the new system (also called the functional requirements)

• The organizational requirements for the new system

• A description of what the new information system should do to solve the problem
What’s Next

System Design

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