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CSI1241 Systems Analysis
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER AND SECURITY SCIENCE
Credit Points: 15
 
Description:

Understanding of the components of systems analysis:  definition of a system, the role of and context of systems analysis, interfacing with the user; the life cycle of a management information system from the feasibility study through to the post-implementation audit. Applying skills by fact gathering, interviewing, presenting, group working, documenting an existing system; analysis techniques involving use cases, state diagrams, data modelling, data from diagrams, data dictionaries, decision tables, web page, screen and report design.



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This Unit is part of the following Courses / Unit Sets
M73Associate Degree of Science (Library Technology)
K07Bachelor of Computer and Network Security
U65Bachelor of Computer Science
K03Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Systems)/Bachelor of Computer Science
U67Bachelor of Information Technology
E63Bachelor of Science (Digital Media)
MAAADRComputer Science Major
MAAACMDigital Media Major
MIINTEInformation Technology Minor
MAAABGInformation Technology Major
MISOFTSoftware Engineering Minor
MAAABDSoftware Engineering Major
 
 
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Last Updated - Higher Education: 4/30/2009 VET: 4/30/2009