Grading System
Suggested Format For the Documentation Systems Analysis and Design
Title Page
Abstract / Rationale
Approval Sheet
Acknowledgement
Dedication
Table of Contents
Lists of Tables
List of Figures
Chapter I: The problem and Its Background
1. Introduction
2. Background of the study – what is the problem? Why is it a problem? How to solve it?
3. Conceptual and Theoretical Framework – IPO Chart
4. Statement of the problem – problems encountered when conducting the research / study
5. Objectives of the study – answer the statement of the problem
6. Significance of the study – how important is your project?
7. Scope and Delimitations – coverage of the study / limitations or boundaries of the study
Chapter II RELATED STUDIES AND LITERATURES
1. Related Studies – at least 5 studies for each categories
1. Local
2. Foreign
2. Related Literature
1. Local
2. Foreign
3. Synthesis
CHAPTER III DESIGN AND METHODOLOGIES
1. Systems Development Life Cycle and Methodologies
1. Description and Phases Used
(e.g Waterfall Model, Spiral Life Cycle, Prototyping, Joint Application Design, Rapid Application Development, Other Alternatives)
2. Systems Development Project
2.1 Project Initiation
2.2 Determining Project Feasibility
2.3 Activity Planning and Control
2.4 Project Scheduling
2.5 Managing Systems Analysis Team Members
3. Requirements Gathering and Analysis
3.1 Sampling and Investigating Hard Data
3.2 Interviewing
3.3 Using Questionnaires
3.4 Observing Decision-maker Behavior and the Office Environment
3.5 Cause and Effect Analysis
3.6 Tools for Analysis and Requirements Documentation
3.7 Considering Alternative Tools
4. Logical Design
(Review and application of concepts from previous courses on HCI and Databases)
4.1 Designing Effective Output (Reports)
Title Page
Abstract / Rationale
Approval Sheet
Acknowledgement
Dedication
Table of Contents
Lists of Tables
List of Figures
Chapter I: The problem and Its Background
1. Introduction
2. Background of the study – what is the problem? Why is it a problem? How to solve it?
3. Conceptual and Theoretical Framework – IPO Chart
4. Statement of the problem – problems encountered when conducting the research / study
5. Objectives of the study – answer the statement of the problem
6. Significance of the study – how important is your project?
7. Scope and Delimitations – coverage of the study / limitations or boundaries of the study
Chapter II RELATED STUDIES AND LITERATURES
1. Related Studies – at least 5 studies for each categories
1. Local
2. Foreign
2. Related Literature
1. Local
2. Foreign
3. Synthesis
CHAPTER III DESIGN AND METHODOLOGIES
1. Systems Development Life Cycle and Methodologies
1. Description and Phases Used
(e.g Waterfall Model, Spiral Life Cycle, Prototyping, Joint Application Design, Rapid Application Development, Other Alternatives)
2. Systems Development Project
2.1 Project Initiation
2.2 Determining Project Feasibility
2.3 Activity Planning and Control
2.4 Project Scheduling
2.5 Managing Systems Analysis Team Members
3. Requirements Gathering and Analysis
3.1 Sampling and Investigating Hard Data
3.2 Interviewing
3.3 Using Questionnaires
3.4 Observing Decision-maker Behavior and the Office Environment
3.5 Cause and Effect Analysis
3.6 Tools for Analysis and Requirements Documentation
3.7 Considering Alternative Tools
4. Logical Design
(Review and application of concepts from previous courses on HCI and Databases)
4.1 Designing Effective Output (Reports)