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Analysis within the Systems Development Life-Cycle -  Rosemary Rock-Evans

Analysis within the Systems Development Life-Cycle (eBook)

Book 4 Activity Analysis-The Methods
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2014 | 1. Auflage
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Analysis within the Systems Development Life-Cycle: Book 4, Activity Analysis-The Methods describes the techniques and concepts for carrying out activity analysis within the systems development life-cycle. Reference is made to the deliverables of data analysis and more than one method of analysis, each a viable alternative to the other, are discussed. The ''bottom-up'' and ''top-down'' methods are highlighted. Comprised of seven chapters, this book illustrates how dependent data and activities are on each other. This point is especially brought home when the task of inventing new business activities is discussed, and the data model is changed with completely new entity types-the invention of the user and analyst being added-and ''old'' entity types being removed when the activities of the business are changed. The relevance of PROLOG, LISP, knowledge bases, and expert systems is considered, and these areas of interest are brought together into the fold of ''conventional'' systems development. Finally, this text shows how the ''rules'' of the knowledge base and the ''deduction'' clauses are directly related to the activity concepts. This monograph will be a valuable resource for systems analysts and designers and those who are involved in expert systems.
Analysis within the Systems Development Life-Cycle: Book 4, Activity Analysis-The Methods describes the techniques and concepts for carrying out activity analysis within the systems development life-cycle. Reference is made to the deliverables of data analysis and more than one method of analysis, each a viable alternative to the other, are discussed. The "e;"e;bottom-up"e;"e; and "e;"e;top-down"e;"e; methods are highlighted. Comprised of seven chapters, this book illustrates how dependent data and activities are on each other. This point is especially brought home when the task of inventing new business activities is discussed, and the data model is changed with completely new entity types-the invention of the user and analyst being added-and "e;"e;old"e;"e; entity types being removed when the activities of the business are changed. The relevance of PROLOG, LISP, knowledge bases, and expert systems is considered, and these areas of interest are brought together into the fold of "e;"e;conventional"e;"e; systems development. Finally, this text shows how the "e;"e;rules"e;"e; of the knowledge base and the "e;"e;deduction"e;"e; clauses are directly related to the activity concepts. This monograph will be a valuable resource for systems analysts and designers and those who are involved in expert systems.

Front Cover 1
Analysis within the Systems Development Life-Cycle Book 4 Activity Analysis — the Methods 3
Copyright Page 4
Table of Contents 10
Dedication 5
About the author 8
Preface 12
Introduction 14
Acknowledgements 16
Chapter 1. Introduction 18
Chapter 1. Introduction 20
1 The Systems Development Cycle (SDC) 20
Chapter 2. Analysis of the existing system—synthesis (continued) 34
Chapter 2. Analysis of the existing system—synthesis (continued) 36
1 Introduction 36
2 Convert input to deliverable form 39
3 Match bottom-up and top-down results 81
4 Refine the results 84
5 Summary of Chapter 2 103
Chapter 3. Evaluate the existing system solution 124
Chapter 3. Evaluate the existing system solution 126
1 Introduction 126
2 Identify the problems 126
3 Investigate effect 130
4 Determine cause 133
5 Identify the advantages of the existing approach 136
6 Determine need for change 141
7 Summary 141
Chapter 4. Specify the new system and choose the solution 146
Chapter 4. Specify the new system andchoose the solution 148
1 Introduction 148
2 Propose the new solution 151
3 Verify/test out solution 168
4 Approval 170
5 Evaluate the solutions 171
6 Choose the solution 176
7 Summary 178
Chapter 5. Perform the completeness checks 180
Chapter 5. Perform the completeness checks 182
1 Introduction 182
2 Perform the completeness tests (at a level) 182
3 Pre-planning calculations/pre-specification calculations 197
Chapter 6. Specification of elementary activity logic 214
Chapter 6. Specification of elementary activity logic 216
1 Introduction 216
Analysis of the existing system 222
2 Analysis of the existing system 224
Specify the new system 272
3 Specify the new system 274
Choose the solution 334
4 Choose the solution 336
Final verification and refinement 338
5 Final verification and refinement 340
6 Summary 357
Chapter 7. Summary 360
Chapter 7. Summary 362
1 Introduction 362
2 Summary of tasks 362
3 The final meta-model 366
4 Conclusion 375
Glossary and acronyms 380
Index 392

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