EBK ESSENTIALS OF SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND
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Chapter 1, Problem 26CP
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a.
System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) approach to Hoosier Burger:
The SDLC approach is used to analyze, develop, and support Hoosier Burger
System planning and selection:
- During this phase, Bob, Thelma, and analyst identify the requirements for improvement in the existing Hoosier Burger information system.
- This requirement will translate itself into several projects such as new order taking, inventory control, and management reporting systems.
- In addition, requirements are prioritized, a scope is identified, and feasibility is assessed.
System analysis:
During this phase, the analyst examines Hoosier Burger information system to determine system requirements...
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b.
Example of seven system characteristics:
Components: Ordering system.
Interrelationships: The inventory and order systems are related to each other.
Boundary: The inventory system, management reporting system, and the ordering system are included within the boundary.
Purpose: Making profit for system owners and giving quality products and services...
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c.
Major subsystems of Hoosier Burger:
Hoosier Burger system is decomposed into four major subsystems, which include:
Order taking: In this subsystem, the customers place their orders at the counter. The orders are written on an order ticket.
Food preparation: In this subsystem, an order ticket is passed from the cash register to the kitchen where the orders are prepared...
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d.
SDLC:
SDLC is a process used by the organizations to design, develop, and test an information system. It includes seven stages, which are, planning, defining, building, testing, deployment, and maintenance.
Approaches to system development:
Five main approaches to system development are as follows:
Rapid Application Development (RAD):
RAD is a form of Agile software development methodology. It is a method of creating and developing information systems in lesser time with higher quality.
Prototyping:
It is the process of creating a simplified version of the intended product, before the start of actual development process...
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