COURSE
SYLLABUS
ITSE
1350: System Analysis and Design
Course Description: Comprehensive introduction to
the planning, design, and construction of computer information systems using the
systems development life cycle and other appropriate design tools. Prerequisites: ITSC 1301, ITSE 1329, and ITSE 1331
II.
Textbook: Systems
Analysis and Design, Sixth Edition.
Authors: Gary Shelly, Thomas
Cashman, and Harry Rosenblatt. Course Technology Publishing.
III. Number of semester hours and length of
course:
Three
semester hours of college credit: Three
lecture hours each week and one lab hour.
IV. General Requirements:
Comprehension of the use of Computer Information Systems to meet the
needs of business in collecting, processing, and evaluating data and
techniques. Development of several computer
information systems applications in the business environment.
V. General Objectives:
A. Acquaint student with the principles of
several types of computer information systems equipment and applications.
B. Analysis of information flow.
C. Understanding system specifications and
equipment selection.
D. Implementation of the systems selected.
E. Theory and concepts of application.
F. Practical case studies.
VI. Major Divisions of the Course:
A. Systems and Analysis and Design.(SDLC)
B. Managing the Computer Information
Systems Project.
C. Information Systems Engineering.
D.
The Systems
Development Life Cycle
1.
Systems Planning
2.
Systems Analysis
3.
Systems Design
4.
Systems
Implementation
5.
Systems Operation
and Support
Grading:
Test
1 Chapters 1, 2, and Toolkits 1 and 3
1/7
Test
2 Chapters 3, 4, and Toolkit 2 1/7
Test 3 Chapter 5 and
Toolkits 4 and 5 1/7
Test 4 Chapters 6, 7, and 8 1/7
Final
Exam Chapters 9 and 10 1/7
Homework/Daily
Work
1/7
Project/Presentation 1/7
100%