Practical systems analysis : a guide for users, managers and analysts
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Practical systems analysis : a guide for users, managers and analysts
（BCS practitioner series）
Prentice Hall, 1992
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 182-183) and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Describing the process of producing a computer system, this book is written from the viewpoint of the managers and users acting within a partnership with the analysts. Very few prescriptive techniques are described, but the book sets out basic tasks which the system development team will be performing, and describes how users and managers can help. This book provides a case study which progresses from the beginning right through to implemented code combined with suitable background material on the theory and practice of commercial methodology. Written in a jargon-free style and using examples, this title should be of use to technical and non-technical users.
Table of Contents
- View on the needs for analysis
- overview of what users and managers should expect from the analyst
- on interviewing and presentations
- on business analysis
- on activity models
- on data models
- on reconciling the activity and data models
- on project hygiene
- introsucing the CASE study
- CASE study - business analysis phase, activity and data analysis phase
- moving from analysis to the design phase
- CASE study - design phase, implementation phase.
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