Systems analysis and design : in a changing world / by John W. Satzinger

By: Satzinger, John WContributor(s): Jackson, Robert BMaterial type: TextTextPublication details: New York : Thomson Course Technology, 2002cEdition: 2nd edDescription: xxiv, 704 p. : col. ill. ; 29 cmISBN: 0619063092 (hbk)Subject(s): System analysisDDC classification: 005.1
Contents:
1. The world of the modern systems analyst 2. The analyst as a project manager 3. Approaches to system development 4. Beginning the analysis : investigating system requirements 5. Modeling system requirements : events and things 6. The traditional approach to requirements 7. The object-oriented approach to requirements 8. Evaluating alternatives for requirements, environment, and implementation 9. Moving to design 10. Designing databases 11. Designing the user interface 12. Designing system interfaces, controls, and security 13. Rapid application development and component-based development 14. Packaged software and enterprise resource planning 15. Making the system operational.
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Index included

1. The world of the modern systems analyst
2. The analyst as a project manager
3. Approaches to system development
4. Beginning the analysis : investigating system requirements
5. Modeling system requirements : events and things
6. The traditional approach to requirements
7. The object-oriented approach to requirements
8. Evaluating alternatives for requirements, environment, and implementation
9. Moving to design
10. Designing databases
11. Designing the user interface
12. Designing system interfaces, controls, and security
13. Rapid application development and component-based development
14. Packaged software and enterprise resource planning
15. Making the system operational.

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