BSA 376 Week 5 Learning Team SDLC Final Project

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Learning Team

SDLC Final Project

Resource: University of Phoenix Material: SDLC Final Project located on the Course Materials page of your student website

Review the final project requirements.

Write a 4,200- to 5,600-word paper that applies the SDLC methodology and tools presented in the course. The primary goal is to apply workflow and process management concepts in addressing specific needs of a selected functional area. Assume both parts are presented to an executive management committee. The paper must reflect professional preparation.

Include, at minimum, the following elements in the paper:

·  Business objectives with supporting measures of project success

·  Description of current business process or systems with identification of project scope and boundaries

·  Any project constraints: financial, time, resources, organizational policies, or culture

·  Business functional requirements

·  Description of new business process or systems—use the process objectives model and the system objectives model

·  Design requirements: input/output design, interface design, data model, network model

·  Cost/benefit analysis

Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines.

Create a 10- to 12- slide PowerPoint Presentation overview of your final project.

Include detailed speaker notes.

Submit the final paper and presentation.