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The document discusses the evaluation stage of developing a new system. It involves testing the system with end users to determine if it is reliable, easy to use, efficient, and fits its intended purpose. User feedback is collected through observation, interviews, and questionnaires to identify any problems or limitations. The analyst then works to solve issues found during testing and incorporates user recommendations to improve the system based on the feedback. The process may repeat with further development, testing, and evaluation cycles.
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1. They research problems within an organization's existing systems and processes, plan solutions to improve efficiency and productivity, and recommend new hardware and software systems.
2. They act as an agent of change by introducing new IT systems and working to minimize resistance to changes.
3. They investigate issues with current systems, monitor new systems, and gather facts and opinions from users to define requirements and solve problems.
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The planning phase
1. Problems are brought to the attention of systems analysts by management, customers, or through complaints.
2. A feasibility study determines if a proposed system is practical and includes preliminary study, investigative study, and a final report.
3. The stages of a feasibility study are to define the problem, conduct research, and provide a report with recommendations.
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The 3rd round of presentation - evaluating our design prototype and coming up with design solutions for the next phase
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The document discusses the process of system analysis and design. It describes the main steps as system study, feasibility study, system analysis, system design, coding, testing, implementation, and maintenance. System analysis involves studying the current system and user requirements to specify a new system. System design develops the new system structure based on analysis. The system is then coded, tested, and implemented before ongoing maintenance. The goal is to solve problems through an organized approach to system development.
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- 3. Solving earlier problems When an earlier problem found in testing stage, it must be evaluated and solved. Records from the test stage will be needed to solve these problems The analyst will make comparisons and comments to make refinements For eg:- if a workers gets 900$/week, and outage is 90$, the analyst must check the formula used.
- 4. Feedbacks Do you remember how we collected information in the analysis stage ? 3 ways from collecting information stage can be done in feedback 1- Observation:- the analyst will see by himself the user performing on the new system, maybe by video recording 2- Interviews:- the analyst will interview the users and see their response on the system and how easy it is to use 3- questionnaires:- The analyst will do a set of question to see the response of the users with the system and how easy it is.
- 5. Identifying Limitations So now after the analyst got the feedbacks, he will know the further issues he did now find, and he will know if the system met the expectation of the users. He will gain the info for how easy or hard the system is from the user’s view He will record any recommendation from the users to improve the new system. All of this will give him the idea of the limitation in the system he created. There are 2 types of limitations:- 1- Major, eg:- not being able to produce the output , 2 Minor, eg: colours of the input screen is distracting
- 6. Making the Improvements Users are interviewed for the limitations in the new system, to know where the weak point is, and to get the info of how it can be solved. The section where the system will be heavily used will be specifically asked for the extensions they want to be added. So the system will be improved after knowing the limitations, and the cycle will go again, Development, test and evaluation.