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IS240: Information Systems Analysis and Design

This course presents the fundamental concepts and methods of system analysis and design. It introduces established and evolving methodologies for the analysis, design, and development of an information system. It allows students to gain practical skills in modeling systems from the process and object perspectives as well as an understanding of the approaches that can be used when undertaking a holistic analysis and design project

For this purpose, the following topics are covered
Overview of System analysis and design and the role of a system analyst
The system development environment and system development life cycle -SDLC
Investigating System Requirements
Modeling using UML
Essential of Design and the Design Activities
Designing the User and System Interfaces
Approaches to System Development
Object Oriented Design

Course Objectives
To present the fundamental concepts and methods of systems analysis and design
To describe the systems development life cycle SDLC
To exercise analysis and design tools and techniques
To evaluate case studies of systems analysis and design

Textbook: John W. Satzinger, Robert B. Jackson, and Stephen D. Burd, Introduction to Systems Analysis and Design, 6th Edition. Cengage Learning, 2012, ISBN-13: 978-111-97226-4 

Week	Topic
1	Course Introduction
2	Chapter 1: From Beginning to End: An Overview of Systems Analysis and Design
3	Chapter 2: Investigating System Requirements
4	Chapter 3: Use Cases
5	Chapter 4: Domain Modeling
6	Chapter 4: Domain Modeling (Cont.)
7	Review + Mid Term 1 Exam
8	Chapter 5: Extending the Requirements Models
9	Chapter 5: Extending the Requirements Models (Cont.)
10	Chapter 6: Essential of Design and the Design Activities
11	Chapter 7: Designing the User and System Interfaces
12	Chapter 8: Approaches to System Development
13	Review + Mid Term 2 Exam
14	Chapter 10: Object Oriented Design: Principles
15	Chapter 11: Object-Oriented Design: Use Case Realizations
16	Review