SPECIFIC LEARNING OBJECTIVES: At the end of this module you MUST be able to: 1. Give an overview of the analysis. 2. Define what analysis is and systems analysis. 3. Lists the advantages and limitations of systems analysis. 4. Cite the responsibilities of the systems analysts. 5. Identify the scientific method of problem-solving. TOPIC: 1. Overview of analysis 2. Definition of analysis 3. The study of systems analysis 4. Definition systems analysis 5. Advantages of systems analysis 6. Limitations of systems analysis 7. Responsibilities of the systems analyst 8. The scientific method of problem-solving

1. Module Title: System Analysis and Design
Developer: Ms. Eliza M. Pascual

2. Specific Learning Objectoves
1 • Have a sound knowledge in the computer
world, not limited to its basic parts,
components, devices, and proper usage.
2 Be aware of the ever-changing challenges in data
security and privacy.
3 Appreciate the importance of Internet by knowing the
technology involved in the Internet.

3. 1 Data vs. Information
2 Types of Computers
3 Parts of Computers
4 Storage Devices
5 How computers work?
6 Computer Ergonomics
7 Basic Netiquettes and Data Security

5. Analysis
the process of breaking a complex topic or
substance into smaller parts
Ancient Greek word analusis which means “a breaking-
up” or “an untying”, from ana meaning “up, throughout”
and lusis meaning “a loosening.”

6. System Analysis
System Design
a process of collecting and interpreting facts, identifying the
problems, and decomposition of a system into its components.
a process of planning a new business system or replacing an existing
system by defining its components or modules to satisfy the specific
requirements.

7. SYSTEM
end-user implementation of
a software package
PROCESS
looking in-depth at source code to
define the methodologies used in
building software;
TECHNOLOGY
taking feasibility studies and other types of
research to support the use and production of a
software product, among other things.

8. Save money
Enable better
management
Improves
productivity
Effective skill
use

9. Complexity and
scope of the
system
Financial issues
Technological
changes
Presence of a few
systems auditors.

10. 1 Incorporating human-computer interaction considerations
2 Identifying problems, opportunities, and objectives
3 Determining human information requirements
4 Analyzing system needs
5 Designing a recommended system
6 Developing and documenting software
7 Testing and maintaining the system
8 Implementing and evaluating the system

11. 1 ask a question
2 do background research
3 construct hypothesis
4 test your hypothesis by doing an experiment
5 analyze your data and draw a conclusion
6 communicate your result

12. THANKYOU