System analysis and design
IT 313- Systems Analysis and Design
Ms. Charlyn N. Villavicencio
Format for the Midterm Project
Title Page
Introduction
Overview of the Current State of Technology
Project Objectives
General Objective
Specific Objectives
Significance of the Project
SWOT Analysis
Feasibility Studies
Operational
Technical
Schedule (Gantt Chart)
Economic
Scope of the Project
General Constraints
Product Functions
User Characteristics
Assumptions and Dependencies
Design of Software, Systems, Product and/or Processes
System Flowchart (Existing and Proposed)
Entity Relationship Diagram and Schema
Data Flow Diagram
Development Method
Description of the Prototype Conclusion and Recommendations
Introduction
Note: Provide an introductory paragraph of what the reader should expect in this section.
Overview of the Current State of Technology
This section gives the reader an overview of the specific technology or field in the international or local setting. The information regarding the technology or field should be contemporary and not based on outdated sources. Discussion must not be too technical or too detailed.
This section ends with a discussion on the problems faced by or that still exist in the specific technology or field (e.g., limitations of existing software or algorithms). The problem statement would lead to the project objectives. However, in some instances there will be no existing problem that can be identified but possible opportunities that can be looked into.
Project Objectives
General Objective
This section states the over-all goal that must be achieved to answer the problem.
Specific Objectives
This subsection is an elaboration of the general objective. It states the specific steps that must be undertaken to accomplish the general objective. These objectives must be SMART (specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and time-bounded). Each
Ms. Charlyn N. Villavicencio
Format for the Midterm Project
Title Page
Introduction
Overview of the Current State of Technology
Project Objectives
General Objective
Specific Objectives
Significance of the Project
SWOT Analysis
Feasibility Studies
Operational
Technical
Schedule (Gantt Chart)
Economic
Scope of the Project
General Constraints
Product Functions
User Characteristics
Assumptions and Dependencies
Design of Software, Systems, Product and/or Processes
System Flowchart (Existing and Proposed)
Entity Relationship Diagram and Schema
Data Flow Diagram
Development Method
Description of the Prototype Conclusion and Recommendations
Introduction
Note: Provide an introductory paragraph of what the reader should expect in this section.
Overview of the Current State of Technology
This section gives the reader an overview of the specific technology or field in the international or local setting. The information regarding the technology or field should be contemporary and not based on outdated sources. Discussion must not be too technical or too detailed.
This section ends with a discussion on the problems faced by or that still exist in the specific technology or field (e.g., limitations of existing software or algorithms). The problem statement would lead to the project objectives. However, in some instances there will be no existing problem that can be identified but possible opportunities that can be looked into.
Project Objectives
General Objective
This section states the over-all goal that must be achieved to answer the problem.
Specific Objectives
This subsection is an elaboration of the general objective. It states the specific steps that must be undertaken to accomplish the general objective. These objectives must be SMART (specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and time-bounded). Each