The document discusses system analysis as a process for improving the efficiency and effectiveness of a system by examining its functions and operations. It highlights key methodologies such as requirements gathering and use case modeling, which involve understanding stakeholder needs and defining system interactions. The document emphasizes the importance of identifying issues and proposing solutions for institutional planning.

1. INTRODUCTION
TO SYSTEM
ANALYSIS AND
INSTITUTIONAL
PLANNING
C/M GUILLERMO DILUVIO JR.

2. System Analysis
System analysis refers to the process of examining and
understanding the functions and operations of a system in
order to improve its efficiency and effectiveness. It involves
analyzing the current system, identifying issues or areas of
improvement, and proposing solutions or changes.

3. Key Concepts and Methodologies used in System Analysis
Requirements Gathering:
This involves collecting information about the needs and
expectations of system stakeholders. It may include conducting
interviews, surveys, or workshops to gather requirements and
understand the scope of the system.

4. Key Concepts and Methodologies used in System Analysis
Use Case Modeling:
Use cases identify the various interactions between actors
(users, systems, or external entities) and the system being
analyzed. It helps define the functionalities and possible
scenarios of the system.

5. Key Concepts and Methodologies used in System Analysis

6. ANALYZING THE
INSTITUTIONAL
SYSTEM
C/M GUILLERMO DILUVIO JR.

8. CONCLUSION

9. QUESTIONS??