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• Welcome to System Analysis and Design
  

  Welcome to System Analysis and Design

  Daffodil International University Department of Computer Science and Engineering

  • WELCOME NOTE

    Dear Students,

    Welcome to the course CSE325 (System Analysis & Design). Myself Mushfiqur Rahman. I am looking forward to the opportunity so we will have to learn and grow together in this course. I always believe that your success is most important to me as a teacher. Please don’t hesitate to contact me in case of having difficulties with the course materials and any other academic problems. To smooth this operation, general questions related to the courses should be posted on the Discussion Forum. If you have any questions for which you are not interested to post in Forum, then you can send your query via email for a quick response. My contact information is mentioned below. Success in an online class requires just as much work and effort as success in a traditional classroom. Lastly, I am expecting much cooperation from all of you. Hope we will enjoy this journey joyfully.

    Stay safe and healthy. Thanks all of you for joining this course.

    Best Regards,

    Mushfiqur Rahman
    

    Welcome Note - CSE325 - System Analysis & Design
  • Instructor Information

    Instructor Name: Mushfiqur Rahman (MUR) Designation: Lecturer Contact: 01714-218217 Email: mushfiqur.cse@diu.edu.bd Office Address:  509, AB-04, DIU-PC Google Site: https://sites.google.com/diu.edu.bd/mushfiqur/

    
    

    COUNSELING HOURS - SUMMER'2021

    Day	Course/Project Counseling Hour
    Sunday	1400 - 1730 HR
    Monday	1600 - 1730 HR
    Tuesday	1600 - 1730 HR
    Wednesday	1600 - 1730 HR

    Book Counseling Hour

  • Course Rationale

    The main goal of this course is to provide students with a solid background in information systems analysis and design techniques through a combination of theory and practice. It introduces the vital logical and design considerations addressed during system and application software development.

    
    

    Course Objective

    Upon completion of the course, students are expected to be able to: Define various system analysis and design-based concepts and terminologies and different stages of the system development life cycle model. Compare, use, and synthesize different conceptual modeling techniques for systems analysis (including EROs, DFDs, and UML). Apply logic modeling techniques (decision tree/table, structured English). Address the managerial issues involved in system analysis and design and model the importance of collaboration and communication during system development and maintenance. Describe and Apply different analysis and design based methodologies for real-world and state-of-the-art systems development.

    
    

    Course Outcomes (CO’s)

    CO1: Able to define and describe concepts of a system and what it means to develop and implement an information system, and the system development life cycle.

    CO2: Able to familiar with a variety of problem-solving tools and approaches for the design and analysis of information systems.

    CO3: Able to write clear and concise system requirements (functional and non-functional) and convert them into technical specifications.

    CO4: Able to create context and level-1 data flow diagrams

    CO5: Able to create a user interface form data input and output, data to represent common business situations, working in a group which carried out a system development project with four phased deliverables: system proposal, requirements specifications, design specifications, and a working prototype with emphasis on user interfaces.

    
    

    Course Plan

    Course Outline (Download)
    

    
    

    Grading Scheme

    Attendance	07
    Quiz	15
    Assignment	05
    Presentation	08
    Mid Term	25
    Final	40
    Total	100

    
    

    Semester Plan

    
    

    Ice Breaking

    

    Section Information

    CSE321 PC-A Google Classroom Code: Google meet link: https://meet.google.com/zbj-vtpa-zww	Class Schedule SATURDAY: 1130 - 1300Hr SUNDAY: 1300 - 1430Hr

    
    

    CSE321 PC-F Google Classroom Code: Google meet link: https://meet.google.com/gni-jryn-vhj	Class Schedule MONDAY: 1430 - 1600Hr WEDNESDAY: 1300 - 1600Hr

    
    

    CSE321 PC-I Google Classroom Code: Google meet link: https://meet.google.com/agp-opgw-iey	Class Schedule SATURDAY: 1430 - 1600Hr SUNDAY: 1000 - 1130Hr

  • Attendance(Self Input)

  • Forum Discussion

  • Weekly Forum Discussion

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  • Survey

  • Announcements Forum
  • QUICK ACCESS

    Assignment Quiz-1 Mid Exam Quiz-2 Presentation Coure Completion Feedback Final Exam
• Week 1 - Data and Information
  

  Week 1 - Data and Information

  • Week 1 - Data and Information

    Topics For Discussion: Data Information - Quality, Need, Application System - Attribute, Element, Type

    Learning Outcome: Identify the distinction between Data and Information Identify various types of Information: Tactical,  Operational, Strategic, Statutory. To know about the division of Management into different hierarchical levels. Learned about the type of Information needed at different levels of management. Learned about the division of organizations into several functional areas and their information requirements.

    Chapter 1 Data and Information Audio Only

    
    
  • Data and Information(Slide) File
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    Live Class Link
• Week 1 - Completion Task
  

  Week 1 - Completion Task

  
  

  • H5P: Demo Quiz Interactive Content

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  • A Short Brief- System Analysis & Design Interactive Content

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• Week 2 - System Development Life Cycle (SDLC)
  

  Week 2 - System Development Life Cycle (SDLC)

  • Week 2 - System Development Life Cycle (SDLC)

    Topics For Discussion: System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Roles and action of System Analyst(A very attractive job category in CSE) Tools used by System Analyst  Learning Outcome: Explore all the Steps in designing Information Systems. Learn the tasks performed in each step and performed by Systems Analysts. Know the attributes of Systems Analysts. Discover the tools used by Systems Analysts	Chapter 2 SDLC Audio Only

    
    
  • System Analysis and Design Life Cycle(Slide) File
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    Live Class Link
• Week 2 - Completion Task
  

  Week 2 - Completion Task

  

  • Week 2 - Self Learning & Practice [ Deadline: 04.06.21 - 2359Hrs] Assignment

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• Week 3 - Information gathering
  

  Week 3 - Information gathering

  • Week 3 - Information Gathering

    Topics For Discussion: Various Sources of Information Information gathering - strategies and tools

    Learning Outcome: Learn different strategies to gather information for computerization. Know about various methods of searching for information. Know about the interviewing techniques to gather information in different phases of management. Explore different methods of consensus for formulating requirements.	Chapter 3.1 Information Gathering Audio Only

  • Information Gathering (Slide) File
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    Live Class Link
• Week 3 - Completion Task
  

  Week 3 - Completion Task

  
  

  • Week 3 - MCQ Information Gathering [Deadline: 11.06.21 - 2359Hrs] Quiz

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• Week 4 - Data Flow Diagram
  

  Week 4 - Data Flow Diagram

  • Week 4 - Data Flow Diagram

    Learning Outcome: Learned how to develop Data Flow Diagrams (DFDs), Why they are useful. Identify how to level DFDs Know about good style conventions in developing DFDs Learn the difference between Logical and Physical DFDs Explore Different tools available to draw DFDs	Topics For Discussion: Flow oriented Model DFD - convention, advantage, use, levels and layers, comparisons Tools used in developing DFDs

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  • Data Flow Diagram (DFD) (Slide) File
  • DFD: Case Study File
  • Problem Set File
  • Online Tool for drawing Logical DFD (with sample) URL
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    Live Class Link
• Week 4 - Completion Task [Deadline: 18.06.2021 2359Hrs]
  

  Week 4 - Completion Task [Deadline: 18.06.2021 2359Hrs]

  

  • Week 4 - Assignment DFD [Deadline: 20.06.2021 2359Hrs]

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    Assignment DFD - Instructions
    

    
    

    Draw DFD-0, DFD-1, and DFD 2 on group wise individual topics as per class instructions.
    

    You can use Visual-Paradigm ( https://online.visual-paradigm.com/diagrams/features/dfd-maker/ )for drawing DFD and make your submission as follow:
    

    - Team ID

    - Team Members Name & ID
    

    1. DFD Topic
       
    2. List of required External Entities
    3. List of required Processes
    4. List of required Data Stores
    5. DFD Diagram
       

    File Submission - Only PDF
    

    1. File Submission of DFD-0 DFD-1, and DFD-2
       
• Week 5 - Process Specification
  

  Week 5 - Process Specification

  • Week 5 - Process Specification

    Topics For Discussion: Process Specification Tools Structured English Decision Table Decision Tree Conversion of the technical tool from specification

    
    

    Learning Outcome: Learn on terminology used in structured English and How to use them to precisely specify  processes Know about terminology of decision tables and how it is used to  specify complex logic Able to detect errors in decision table specifications Explore the terminology and use of decision trees Able to Compare of structured English, decision tables and  decision trees

    
    
  • Process Specification [Slide] URL
  • Process Specification(Slide) File
  • Exercise Set File
  • Online Tool for drawing Decision Tree and Table (with sample) URL
  • Q&A Forum for Solving Project Specification related Problems
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    Live Class Link
• Week 5 - Completion Task
  

  Week 5 - Completion Task

  
  

  • Weekly Test - DFD and Process Specification Interactive Content

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• Week 6 - Feasibility Analysis
  

  Week 6 - Feasibility Analysis

  • Week 6 - Feasibility Analysis

    Topics For Discussion: Feasibility Study - Steps Evaluation of Alternative Solution using  Goal Sub-Goal Deficiency Cost and benefit Calculation and Analysis Pay-back period Present Value Method Feasibility Report Creation System Proposal Structure Learning Outcome: How to formulate and quantify the goals to be met by the information system to be designed. How to obtain alternative solutions to satisfy their goals. How to assess the feasibility of implementing alternative solutions. How to compute cost vs benefits of each alternative feasible solution. How to prepare a system proposal for the potential users of the  system.

  • Feasibility Study(Slide) File
  • Exercise Set File
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    Live Class Link
• Week 6 - Completion Task
  

  Week 6 - Completion Task

  
  

  • Week 6 - Completion Task [Deadline: 25.06.2021] Assignment

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• QUIZ 1 - DFD & Feasibility Analysis
  

  QUIZ 1 - DFD & Feasibility Analysis

  
  

  • Quiz 1 PC-A [Date: 26.06. Time: 2000Hrs] Assignment

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  • Quiz 1 PC-F [Date: 28.06. Time: 1400Hrs] Assignment

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  • Quiz 1 PC-I [Date: 27.06. Time: 1000Hrs] Assignment

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  • Quiz 1 Feedback Choice

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• Midterm Survey of the Course
  

  Midterm Survey of the Course

  
  
• Week 7 - MID TERM EXAMINATION
  

  Week 7 - MID TERM EXAMINATION

  
  

  • Mid-Term Syllabus

    Mid-Term Syllabus:

    1.  Week 1: Data, Information and System
    2.  Week 2: System Development Life Cycle
    3.  Week 3: Information Gathering
    4.  Week 4: Data Flow Diagram
    5.  Week 5: Process Specification
    6.  Week 6: Feasibility Study
  • Exam Script and Question_CSE325_Date: 04.07.2021 Time: 1330-1600Hrs Assignment

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• Week 8 - Data Input & Output Method
  

  Week 8 - Data Input & Output Method

  • Week 8 - Data Input & Output Method

    Topics For Discussion: Input Design Output Deign File and Database(with Data Dictionary) Design File Architecture File Maintenance Learning Outcome: Know the need for and development of a data dictionary for an application. Able to design forms and screens for data input and Output. Learn about the need and methods of coding data elements. Able to the design input data validation methods. Able to the design of Output reports and screens. Understand the role of graphics in output design

  • Data Input and Output Method(Slide) File
  • Exercise Set File
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    Live Class Link
• Week 8 Completion Task
  

  Week 8 Completion Task

  
  

  • Week 8 - CT Interactive Content

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• Week 9 - System Testing
  

  Week 9 - System Testing

  • Week 9 - System Testing
    

    Topics For Discussion: Differentiate among failure, Bug and Error, Testing  Types of system testing Rules and stages for System Testing Manual System Testing Dynamic System Testing White Box Testing Black Box Testing Grey Box Testing Objectives of Quality Assurance Learning Outcome: Know the terminology on Systems Testing Failure, Bug and Error Learn about various types of system testing Software testing life cycle Explore rules and stages of System Testing Appreciate objectives of Quality Assurance

  • System Testing(Slide) File
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    Live Class Link
• Week 9 - Completion Task
  

  Week 9 - Completion Task

  
  
• Week 10 - Management of Information System Project
  

  Week 10 - Management of Information System Project

  • Management of Information System Project

    Topics For Discussion: Project Management - Importance, Activities, Phases. System Service Request (SSR) Representation and Scheduling project plans Gantt Chart Network Diagrams Critical Path Scheduling PERT Calculations Project Management Software Learning Outcome: Able to explain the process of managing an information systems project. Able to describe the skills required to be an effective project manager. Learn project management activities during project initiation, planning, execution, and close down. Able to explain critical path scheduling, Gantt charts, and network diagrams. Explore the utility of commercial project management software tools

  • Management of Information System Project(Slide) File
  • Network Diagram and PERT Analysis Slide URL
  • Exercise Set File
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    Live Class Link
• Week 10 - Completion Task
  

  Week 10 - Completion Task

  
  

  • Week 10 - Completion Task Assignment

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• QUIZ 2
  

  QUIZ 2

  
  

  • Quiz - 2 PC-A [08.08.21 Time: 2000-2200Hrs] Assignment

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  • Quiz - 2 PC-I [08.08.21 Time: 1000-1200Hrs] Assignment

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  • Quiz - 2 PC-F [09.08.21 Time: 1430-1630Hrs] Assignment

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• Presentation [15.08.2021]
  

  Presentation [15.08.2021]

  
  

  Agenda: Recent Trends and Innovation Make a group max 5 in each group. Create a group-wise meet link and join.  ** record the meet session and submit recorded session drive link** Click Here to update your presentation link

  • PRESENTATION
    

    Sample Presentation Instruction:

    1. Instruct them to present on some research paper(assigned by you) related to System Analysis and Design Current Trend

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    1. Instruct them to select a system's website(can be assigned by you) and present the full life cycle analysis and system modification(need to improve) report on that system.

    
    

    Assessment Plan :

    Getup and Outfit-                                            10% (0.8)

    Body Language-                                              10% (0.8)

    English Communication-                                 10% (0.8)

    Eye contact-                                                    10% (0.8)

    Knowledge/Content-                                       10% (3.2)

    Handling Q&A-                                                20% (1.6)

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    Total-                                                               100% (8.0)

• Week 11 - Information Security and Cyber Crime
  

  Week 11 - Information Security and Cyber Crime

  • Week 11 - Information Security and Cyber Crime

    Topics For Discussion: Security Challenges and vulnerabilities Various Computer Crime Malware Different Cyber Crime Information Security Tools for Protecting Information Resources Safe and Ethical Uses of Computers Learning Outcome: Know about Information Security And Cyber-crime Explore Security Challenges and Vulnerabilities of Information System Learn about Computer and Cyber-crime Identify various Information Security and Control tools Learn how to use the computer safely and ethically

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  • Information Security and Cyber Crime(Slide) File
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    Live Class Link
• Week 12 - E-Commerce: Digital Marketing
  

  Week 12 - E-Commerce: Digital Marketing

  • Week 12 - E-Commerce: Digital Marketing

    Topics For Discussion: E-commerce: Digital Marketing and Digital Goods Electronic Commerce and the Internet,  The Growth of E-Commerce,  Eight unique features of E-Commerce technology,  The Benefits of Disintermediation to the Consumer. Types of Electronic Commerce Types of electronic payment systems Learning Outcome: Can describe the unique features of e-commerce, digital markets, and digital goods. Analyze how Internet technology has changed value propositions and business models. Know how to describe the various types of e-commerce and how e-commerce has changed consumer retailing and business-to-business transactions Evaluate the role of m-commerce, digital markets, and digital goods. Compare the principal payment systems for electronic commerce.

  • E-Commerce: Digital Marketing(slide) File
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    Live Class Link
• Course Completion Feedback
  

  Course Completion Feedback
• Week 13- FINAL ASSESSMENT
  

  Week 13- FINAL ASSESSMENT

  Week 13: Final Assessment Syllabus

  
  

  Final Syllabus:

  1. Week 8: Input and Output Design
  2.  Week 9: System Testing
  3.  Week 10: Management of Information System Project
  4.  Week 11: Information Security and Cyber Crime
  5.  Week 12: E-commerce and Digital Marketing

  • FINAL ASSESSMENT Instructions
    

    Exam Date: 24.08.2021 Time: (00:00AM-00:00PM) Submission format: pdf File Name Convention: CourseCode-Section-ID-final.pdf [Ex: CSE325-PC-A-181-15-0000-final.pdf] **Only BLC submission is acceptable. check before you submit your answer script.

    
    

  • Final Exam [Slot: B Time: 1:30-5:00PM] Assignment

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  • Final Exam Feedback Choice

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• Lab Performance Test - 2
  

  Lab Performance Test - 2

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• Assignment
  

  Assignment

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• QUIZ 3
  

  QUIZ 3

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• Lab Report - Marks 25
  

  Lab Report - Marks 25

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• Lab Final Marks: 40 Time: 05Hrs
  

  Lab Final Marks: 40 Time: 05Hrs

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