4708131: C15 Systems Analysis & Design

Description

Short description
The course focuses on systems analysis and design, including methods and approaches for developing and implementing information systems in organizations.

Topics

• Introduction to object-oriented systems
• Project planning and initiation
• Requirements analysis (i.e., requirements gathering and structuring)
• Systems modeling (i.e., UML modeling languages)
• Systems implementation

• Students will know how information systems can be modeled and designed.
• Students will know basic methods of systems modeling and design (i.e. UML modeling languages) in order to analyze, design, and implement information systems.
• Students will use methods of systems modeling in order to analyze, design, and implement information systems.

• The module integrates theoretical knowledge and practical skills in an interactive lecture.
• The e-learning platform Moodle will be used throughout the course for the dissemination of course material and discussions.

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• Rosenberg, D. & Stephens, M. (2007). Use Case Driven Object Modeling with UML. Apress: New York.

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