CIS 616: Object-Oriented Systems Analysis

Description

Level, Credits, Class Time Distribution, Prerequisites

Quarters Offered, General Information, Exclusions, Cross-Listings, etc.

• Wi, Su.
• Not open to students with credit for CIS 516 or CIS 694E.

Objectives

• Be familiar with software engineering issues such as correctness, reliability, productivity.
• Be familiar with organizational dynamics as it applies to projects.
• Be familiar with the system lifecycle approach and its phases.
• Be familiar with the distinction between analysis and design activities and skills.
• Be familiar with working with a team to produce a requirements specification document.
• Master the purpose, structure and contents of a requirements specification document.
• Master applying an object-oriented methodology to the analysis of a real-world problem.
• Master writing use cases to model functional requirements.
• Master using UML use case, class, sequence and collaboration diagrams to model data and behavior requirements.
• Be familiar with non-functional requirements such as security, integrity, response time and reliability.
• Be familiar with using a UML tool.

Texts

• Systems Analysis and Design in a Changing World, 2nd Ed.,

     Satzinger, Jackson, and Burd, 2002
• The Object-Oriented Approach, Concepts, System Development and Modeling with UML,

     Satzinger and Orvik, 2nd edition, 2001

Relationship to ABET Criterion 3

Relationship to CSE Program Objectives

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