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1 System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Project
2 Six Phases of the System Development Life Cycle Preliminary Investigation Assesses feasibility and practicality of system System Analysis Study old system and identify new requirements Defines system from user's view System Design Design new/alternative system Defines system from technical view
3 Six Phases of the System Development Life Cycle System Development New hardware and software is acquired, developed, and tested System Implementation System installation and training System Operation & Maintenance Daily operation Periodic evaluation and updating
4 SDLC Phases Preliminary Investigation System Operation & Maintenance System Analysis System Implementation n System Design System D evelopment
5 Phase 1: Preliminary Investigation Determine if a new system is needed Three primary tasks: Define the problem By observation and interview, determine what information is needed by whom, when, where and why Suggest alternative solutions Prepare a short report
6 Phase 2: System Analysis In depth study of the existing system to determine what the new system should do. Expand on data gathered in Phase 1 In addition to observation and interviews, examine: Formal lines of authority (org chart) Standard operating procedures How information flows Reasons for any inefficiencies
7 Phase 2: System Analysis Tools Used Checklists - list of questions Top-down analysis - start with top level components, break down into smaller parts through each successive level Grid charts - to show relationship between inputs and outputs System flowcharts - charts flow of input data, processing, and output which show system elements and interactions
8 Phase 2: System Analysis Documentation Produced Complete description of current system and its problems Requirements for for new system including: Subject Scope Objectives Benefits Possible development schedule
9 Phase 3: System Design Uses specifications from the systems analysis to design alternative systems Evaluate alternatives based upon: Economic feasibility - Do benefits justify costs? Technical feasibility - Is reliable technology and training available? Operational feasibility - Will the managers and users support it?
10 Phase 3: System Design Tools Used Computer-Aided Software Engineering (CASE) tools are software-based products designed to help automate the production of information systems. Examples: Diagramming Tools Data Repositories Prototyping Tools Test Data Generators Documentation Tools Project Management Tools
11 Phase 3: System Design Documentation Produced System Design Report Describe Alternatives including: Inputs/Outputs Processing Storage and Backup Recommend Top Alternative based upon: System Fit into the Organization Flexibility for the future Costs vs. benefits
12 Phase 4: System Development Build the system to the design specifications Develop the software Purchase off-the-shelf software OR Write custom software Acquire the hardware Test the new system Module (unit) test - tests each part of system Integration testing - tests system as one unit Create manuals for users and operators
13 Phase 5: System Implementation Convert from old system to new system Train users Compile final documentation Evaluate the new system
14 Phase 5: System Implementation Types of Conversion Direct/plunge/crash approach entire new system completely replaces entire old system, in one step Parallel approach - both systems are operated side by side until the new system proves itself Pilot approach - launched new system for only one group within the business -- once new system is operating smoothly, implementation goes companywide Phased/incremental approach - individual parts of new system are gradually phased-in over time, using either crash or parallel for each piece.
15 Phase 5: System Implementation User Training Ease into system, make them comfortable, and gain their support Most commonly overlooked Can be commenced before equipment delivery Outside trainers sometimes used
16 Phase 6: Operations & Maintenance Types of changes: Physical repair of the system Correction of new bugs found (corrective) System adjustments to environmental changes Adjustments for users changing needs (adaptive) Changes to user better techniques when they become available (perfective)
17 Phase 6: Operations & Maintenance Evaluation Methods Systems audit - performance compared to original specifications Periodic evaluation - checkups from time to time, modifications if necessary
18 Deliverables of the SDLC Preliminary Investigation System Analysis Approved Feasibility Study Problem Specifications Abort Project Goto next phase Goto Previous phase Begin building new system System Design System Development Design Specifications System Implementation Coded and Tested System System Maintenance System converted Users trained Operational System Documentation completed
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