Systems analysis and design /
Kenneth E. Kendall, Julie E. Kendall
- 3rd edition
- New Jesrey : Prentice Hall, c1995
- xvi, (various pagings) : ill.(some col.) ; 27 cm.
Part One. System Analysis Fundamentals
1. Assuming the Role of the Systems Analyst Information as an Organizational Resource Systems Analysis and Design Concept Role of Systems Analyst etc
2. Understanding organizational style and its impact on the information systems Organizational Fundamentals Organizations as Systems Depicting Systems Graphically etc.
3. Determining Feasibility and Managing Analysis and Design Activities Project Fundamentals Project initiation Determining Feasibility etc
4. Sampling and Investigating Hard Data Sampling Kinds of Information sought in Investigation Summary etc
5. Interview Kinds of Information Sought Planning the Interview Conducting the Actual interview etc
6. Using Questionnaires Kinds of Information Sought Planning the use of questionnaires Using Scales in questionnaires etc
7. Observing Decision- maker behavior and office Environment Kinds of Information sought Observing a Decision Maker's Behavior Observing the physical environment etc
8. Prototyping Kinds of information sought Initial User Reactions Approaches to prototyping etc.
9. Using Data Flow Diagrams The Data Flow Approach to requirements Developing Data Flow Diagrams Logical and Physical Data Flow Diagrams etc
10. Analyzing systems Using Data Dictionaries The Data Dictionary The Data Repository Creating Data Dictionary etc.
11. Describing Process Specifications and structured Decisions Methods Available Overview of Process Specifications Structured English etc