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MISY 4332- Systems Analysis and Design

Due Date: As set in Blackboard

Spring 2018-2019

Group Project

Assessment

This project, which represents 20% + 5% (presentation) of your total course mark, assesses your ability to:

Learning Outcomes

LO1. Articulate the fundamental principles of information systems analysis and design

LO2. Demonstrate the skills necessary to conduct a requirements determination study

LO3. Develop an understanding of the principles and techniques used in the System Development Life Cycle

LO4. Construct a solution to a business problem using commercial software

LO5. Generate a project application solution using a commercial software Project Management tool

LO6. Establish and understanding of the various techniques for system analysis and design

Description and Requirements

In this project, each group is expected to develop a project using any software suitable for the development. The project concept is selected by the group to analyze, conceptual design and develops a prototype based on the knowledge gained from meetings with the stakeholders, lectures, internet search, books or other resources. The total marks allocated to this work are 25 divided as:

5 for presentation, 15 for the group work that include report, models, prototype and other related issues, and 5 marks are allocated for the efforts spent in paying the client role.

Your Tasks

The deliverables are:

1- Report, contains the following:

a. Cover page contains the Project title, the name of the course, student ID and the names of the group members.

b. Project title (repeated) and executive summary (200-300 words) summarizes everything about the system as mentioned in the marking criteria sheet (in the last page). Hint: review it regularly until it gets its final shape just before the presentation of the project.

c. Scope Definition

Preliminary Investigation Interview (attach as Appendix A), to extract:

i. Request for System Services form

ii. Problem Statement Matrix

d. Problem Analysis

Interview (attach as Appendix B), to extract:

i. Problems, Opportunities, Objectives, and Constraints Matrix

ii. Context Diagram of the proposed system

iii. Tentative list of requirements for the proposed system, classifying each as a functional or non-functional requirement.

e. Modeling Functional Requirements

Interview (attach as Appendix C), to extract:

i. Use-Case Glossary

ii. Use-Case Model Diagram

iii. Fully-documented Use-Case Narrative for two of the important use cases.

f. Modeling Object Requirements

Interview (attach as Appendix D), to extract:

i. Entity/Definition Matrix

ii. Domain Model Diagram

g. Project Management printouts.

i. Gant Chart showing tasks and resources management.

h. Last page should contain the URL to the report & prototype locations and the references.

2- Application, contains the following:

a. Prototype

b. (optional) Stand alone or web application.

3- Submission, contains the following:

a. Hard copy of the report mentioned above (also uploaded to the BlackBoard dropbox).

b. USB (supplied by the instructor) contains:

i. A copy of the report.

ii. The prototype

iii. Demo (using video) for all the features of the.

4- Presentation(s):

a. Presentations by the group on the planned dates (all members must be involved).

b. Questions directed to individual members of the group.

Resources for Project

1- Lecture notes.

2- Notes taken during the lectures presentations.

3- Subsystems completed in class.

4- Microsoft Visio and Project.

5- (optional) Oracle DBMS or Microsoft Access.

6- (optional) Visual IDE such as Visual studio.NET.

7- Your instructor.

8- Search.

Note: If you cannot get any of the software mentioned above, please contact the instructor to give you the link of the free software or give you access to the university labs.

Submissions

1- Your group needs to submit the work on the due date.

2- The USB folder should contain screen casting (Video) that explain and demonstrate the system using the prototype. You can use software called SnagIt or Jing for video recording.

3- For every presentation each member of the group must be ready to answer the instructor and audience questions.

Notes

Late submissions or copied work will not be marked and the group(s) concerned will earn zero for the assignment.

You will also lose marks for incompleteness and poor organization of your submissions.

Marking Criteria

Tasks

Possible Marks

Gained Marks

Purpose

(Cover page) Course code & title, attractive project title and the names and ID numbers of the group members. (Point “a” in your tasks above)

2%

Project title and executive summary. (Point “b” in your tasks above)

5%

Statement of work

Scope Definition. (Point “c” in your tasks above)

5%

Problem Analysis. (Point “d” in your tasks above)

5%

Systems Analysis

Functional Requirements. (Point “e” in your tasks above)

5%

Narrative for two of the important use cases

20%

ER Diagram

10%

Domain (Object) Model. (Point “f” in your tasks above)

10%

Prototype screenshot(s)

10%

Project Management

Project plan – using MS project – (Point “g” in your tasks above)

8%

Implementation

Running Prototype

20%

Project Mark = / 20% ( )

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100

Comments

Title and Summary

Statement of work

Project Management

Systems Analysis

Implementation

Dr. Samer Al-Imamy Page 5