System Analysis and Design

A systems analyst is not a business problem solver

• TRUE

• FALSE

A system analyst is a system-oriented problem solver

• FALSE

• TRUE

_________ is a set of related components that produces specific results

• Subsystem

• Data

• Information

• System

It consists of basic facts that are the system’s raw materials.

• Technology

• Data

• Information

• System

_________ The process of specifying in detail how the many components of the information system should be physically implemented.

• Analyst

• System Analysis

• Information System

• System Design

_________ The process of understanding and specifying in detail what the information system should accomplish.

• Analyst

• System Analysis

• Information System

• System Design

_________ a professional who uses analysis and design techniques to solve business problems by using information technology

• System Analyst

• Problem Solver

• Information System programmer

• System Designer

System analysts are responsible for other aspects of a system including Data, People, Processes, Interfaces and ______

• Networks

• System

• Information Technology

• Business Solutions

Examples of this system are airline reservations, bank deposits and withdrawals, course registration, hotel check-in/check-out, order processing, and payroll and inventory procurement.

• Management Information System

• Transaction Processing System

• Decision Support System

• Expert System

_________ is an application that supports systems that help employees create and share documents, including reports, proposals, and memos

• Management Information System

• Office Automation System

• Decision Support System

• Communication Support System