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• Introduction to SADFundamentals of System

• Important Terms related to Systems

• Classification of Systems

• Real Life Business Subsystems Real Time Systems

• Distributed Systems

• Development of a successful System

• Various Approaches for development of Information Systems

• Structured Analysis and Design

• Approach

• Prototype

• Joint Application Development

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• Users

• Analysts in various functional areas

• Systems Analyst in Traditional

• Business

• Systems Analyst in Modern Business Role of a Systems Analyst

• Duties of a Systems Analyst

• Qualifications of a Systems Analyst

• Analytical Skills

• Technical Skills

• Management Skills

• Interpersonal Skills

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• Project Identification and Selection

• Project Initiation and planning

• Analysis

• Logical Design

• Physical Design

• Implementation

• Maintenance

• Product of SDLC Phases Approaches to Development

• Prototyping

• Joint Application Design

• Participatory Design

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• Introduction to Documentation of Systems Concepts and process of Documentation

• Types of Documentation

• System Requirements Specification

• System Design Specification

• Test Design Document

• User Manual

• Different Standard for Documentation Documentation and Quality of Software Good Practices for Documentation

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• Process of System Planning Fact finding Techniques

• Interviews

• Group Discussion

• Site Visits

• Presentations

• Questionnaires

• Issues involved in Feasibility Study

• Technical Feasibility

• Operational Feasibility

• Economic Feasibility

• Legal Feasibility Cost Benefit Analysis Preparing Schedule

• Gathering Requirements of System

• Joint Application Development

• Prototyping

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• Data Flow Diagrams

• Data Modeling

• E-R Diagrams

• Process Specification Tools

• Decision Tables o Decision Trees

• Notation Structured English

• Data Dictionary

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• Forms and Reports Design Forms

• Importance of Forms

• Reports

• Importance of Reports

• Differences between Forms and

• Reports

• Process of Designing Forms and

• Reports

• Deliverables and Outcomes Design Specifications

• Narrative Overviews

• Sample Design

• Testing and Usability Assessment

• Types of Information

• Internal Information

• External Information

• Turnaround Document

• General Formatting Guidelines

• Meaningful Titles

• Meaningful Information

• Balanced Layout

• Easy Navigation

• Guidelines for Displaying Contents

• Highlight Information

• Using Colour

• Displaying Text

• Designing Tables and Lists

• Criteria for Form Design

• Organization

• Consistency

• Completeness

• Flexible Entry

• Economy

• Criteria for Report Design

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• Introduction to Database design

• Flat files vs. Database

• Steps in Database Design

• E-R model to Database Design

• Inputs to Physical Database Design

• Guidelines for Database Design

• Design of Data Base Fields

• Types of Fields

• Rules for Naming Tables and Fields

• Design of Physical Records

• Design of Physical Files

• Types of Files

• File Organization

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• Definition of CASE Tools

• Use of CASE tools by Organizations

• Role of CASE Tools

• Advantages of CASE Tools

• Disadvantages of CASE Tools

• Components of CASE

• Types of CASE Tools

• Classification of CASE Tools

• Reverse and Forward Engineering

• Visual and Emerging CASE tools

• Traditional systems development and CASE based systems development

• CASE environment

• Emerging CASE Tools

• Objected oriented CASE tools

• Creating documentation and reports using CASE tools

• Creating and executable prototype using Object Oriented CASE tools

• Sequence Diagrams

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• Definition of Audit

• Objectives of Audit

• Responsibility and Authority of the System Auditor

• Confidentiality

• Audit Planning

• Audit of Transactions on Computer

• Transaction Audit

• Audit of Computer Security

• Audit of Application

• Benefits of Audit

• Computer Assisted Audit Techniques

• Audit Software

• Test Data

• Audit Expert Systems

• Audit Trail

• Computer System and Security issues

• Analysis of Threats and Risks

• Recovering from Disasters

• Planning the contingencies

• Viruses

• Concurrent Audit Techniques

• Need for Concurrent Audit

• Techniques

• An Integrated Test Facility

• Techniques