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Project By :

Mr.Sagar Ajit WaghelaWRO0396086

Mr. Nikhil SharmaWRO0362416

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We Would Like to take the opportunity to thank The ICAI for granting us to choose this Project from a Wide range of projects.

ICAI is the Apex Institution Guiding us to the Right path and with this presentation , we are given an opportunity to show our Skills and Talent.

Thanking You Heartily.

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What is an information system (IS)?

Hardware, software, data, people, and procedures that

work together to produce quality information

Hardware, software, data, people, and procedures that

work together to produce quality information

System—Set of components that interact to achieve

common goal

System—Set of components that interact to achieve

common goal

Businesses use many types of systems

Businesses use many types of systems

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What are the phases of the system development cycle?

Phase 1. Planning

Phase 2. Analysis

Phase 3. Design

Phase 4. Implementation

Phase 5. Support

Review project requests Prioritize project

requests Allocate resources Identify project

development team

Conduct preliminary investigation Perform detailed analysis activities:

Study current system

Determine user requirements

Recommend solution

Acquire hardware and software, if necessary

Develop details of system

Develop programs, if necessary Install and test new system Train users Convert to new system

Conduct post-implementation system review

Identify errors and enhancements Monitor system performance

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Arrange tasks into phases (groups of activities)

What are guidelines for system development?

Involve users (anyone for whom system is being built)

Develop clearly defined standards (procedures company expects employees to follow)

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Who participates in the system development life cycle?

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What is a systems analyst ?

Responsible for designing Responsible for designing and developing and developing

information systeminformation system

Liaison between users Liaison between users and IT professionalsand IT professionals

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What is the project team?

Consists of users, systems analyst, and other IT professionals

Formed to work on project from beginning to end

Project leader—one member of the team who manages and controls project budget and schedule

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What is feasibility?

Measure of how suitable

system development will be to the

company

Operational feasibility

Schedule feasibility

Four feasibility tests:

Technical feasibility

Economic feasibility

(also called cost/benefit feasibility)

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What is documentation?

Includes reports, diagrams, programs, and other deliverables

Collection and summarization of data and information

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What are six data and information gathering techniques?

Review documentation Observe Questionnaire Interview Joint-application

design (JAD) session Research

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What are some reasons to create or modify an information system?

Competition can lead to change

To improve existing system

Outside group may mandate change

To correct problem in existing system

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What is a request for system services? Formal request for

new or modified information system Also called

project request

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What is the planning phase?

Begins when steering committee receives project request

Steering Steering committeecommittee——

decision-making decision-making body for the body for the

companycompany

Function of committee:

Review and Review and approve project approve project

requestsrequests

Allocate Allocate resourcesresources

Form project Form project development development team for each team for each

approved approved projectproject

Prioritize Prioritize project requestsproject requests

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What is the analysis phase?

Conduct preliminary Conduct preliminary investigation, also investigation, also

called feasibility called feasibility studystudy

Perform detailed Perform detailed analysisanalysis

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What is the preliminary investigation? Determine exact nature of problem or improvement

and whether it is worth pursuing Findings are presented in feasibility report, also known as a feasibility study

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What is detailed analysis?

Sometimes called logical design

2. Determine user’s wants, needs, and requirements

3. Recommend solution

1. Study how current system works

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Presented to Presented to steering steering

committee, committee, which decides which decides

how system will how system will be developedbe developed

What is the system proposal? Assesses Assesses

feasibility feasibility of each of each

alternative alternative solutionsolution

Recommends Recommends the most the most feasible feasible

solution for solution for the projectthe project

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What are possible solutions?

Buy packaged software—prewritten software available for purchase

Buy packaged software—prewritten software available for purchase

Outsource—have outside source develop software

Outsource—have outside source develop software

Write own custom software—software developed at user’s request

Write own custom software—software developed at user’s request

Vertical market software—designed

for particular industry

Vertical market software—designed

for particular industry

Horizontal market software—meets

needs of many companies

Horizontal market software—meets

needs of many companies

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What is the design phase?

Acquire hardware and softwareAcquire hardware and software

Develop all details of new or modified information system

Develop all details of new or modified information system

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Visit vendors’ storesVisit vendors’ storesVisit vendors’ storesVisit vendors’ stores

What is needed to acquire new hardware and software? Identify all hardware and software requirements of new or modified system

Surf WebSurf WebSurf WebSurf Web

Read print and Read print and online trade journals, online trade journals,

newspapers, and newspapers, and magazinesmagazines

Read print and Read print and online trade journals, online trade journals,

newspapers, and newspapers, and magazinesmagazines

Talk with other Talk with other systems analystssystems analystsTalk with other Talk with other systems analystssystems analysts

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What are three basic documents used to summarize technical specifications?

Less formal method that uses standard

form to request information about product or service

Vendor quotes price(s) for

listed product(s)

Vendor selects product(s) that

meet(s) your requirements and

then quotes price(s)

Identifies product(s) you want

Request for information (RFI)Request for information (RFI)

Request for proposal (RFP)Request for proposal (RFP)

Request for quotation (RFQ)Request for quotation (RFQ)

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How do systems analysts test software products? References from vendor Talk to current users of product Product demonstrations Trial version of software Benchmark test measures performance

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What is a detailed design?

Includes several activities

Database design

Database design

Input and output design

Input and output design

Program design

Program design

Detailed design specifications for components in proposed solution

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What is a mockup? Sample of input or output that contains actual data

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What is a prototype?

Working model of proposed system

Working model of proposed system

Beginning a prototype too early may lead to

problems

Beginning a prototype too early may lead to

problems

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What is computer-aided software engineering (CASE)? Software tools designed to support activities of system development cycle

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Convert to new systemConvert to new system

What is the implementation phase? Purpose is to construct, or build, new or modified

system and then deliver it to users

Train usersTrain users

Install and test new systemInstall and test new system

Develop programsDevelop programs

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What are the three types of tests performed by system developers?

Verifies application works with other

applications

Systems test

Integration Test

Unit Test

Verifies each individual program

works by itself

Verifies all programs in application work

together

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What is training? Showing users exactly

how they will use new hardware and software in system

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What is the support phase?

Conduct post-implementation system review—meeting to find out if information system is performing according to expectations

Identify errors

Identify enhancements

Monitor system performance

Provides ongoing assistance after system is implemented