iGCSE C7 Systems Life Cycle
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- Q1To look at an existing system and then designing a new system which can carry out same tasks betterPurpose of System Analysis and Design30s
- Q21.Analysis, 2.Design, 3.Development and Testing, 4.Implementation, 5.Documentation, 6.EvaluationSix Stages of Systems Analysis and Design30s
- Q3Current system is looked in detail to find out what changes need to be made to make the new system better than old oneAnalysis Stage30s
- Q4Observation, Interviews, Questionnaires, Examination of existing documentsMethods of researching an existing system(fact-finding methods)30s
- Q5Involves watching personnel using the existing system to find out exactly how it works'Observation' method of researching an existing system30s
- Q6Involves a one-to-one Q&A session between he analyst and the employee/customer'Interviews' method of researching an existing system30s
- Q7Involves distributing questionnaires to the workforce, clients or system users to find out their views of the existing system and to find out how some of the key tasks are carried out'Questionnaires' method of researching an existing system30s
- Q8Allows analyst to see how the paper file are kept, look at operating instructions and training manuals, check the accounts, etc. It allows the analyst to get some idea of the scale of the problem, memoir size requirements, type of input/output devices needed, etc.'Examination of existing documents' method of researching an existing system30s
- Q9analyst obtained reliable data and relatively inexpensiveadvantages of the 'Observation' method30s
- Q10time-consuming and relatively expensive (analyst's time)disadvantages of the 'Interview' method30s
- Q11relatively inexpensive and quick analysis of dataadvantages of the 'Questionnaires' method30s
- Q12allows information to be obtained which wasn't possible by other methodsadvantage of the 'Examination of existing documents' method30s
- Q13Collecting data about the current system/proposed system and finding out problems with the current systemWhat does Analysis involve ?30s
- Q14Plan the proposed systemDesign Stage30s
- Q15Creating the data entry screens, user interface layouts, printed outputs, screen based outputs, structures to store dataWhat is included in the design stage ?30s