Question

1. There are many ways to say what Systems Analysis and Design (SAD) is, but one way is to describe it as?
   1. A method to solve problems and deliver solution sets
   2. Four phases of thought to include planning, Analysis, Design and Implementation
   3. How to transform an idea into reality
   4. A step by step process of solution-based thinking
   5. There is no one way to describe it
   6. Problem solving by solving problems
   7. All of the above
   8. None of the above
   9. I have no clue
2. What questions does the analysis phase answer?
   1. Who, what, and when?
   2. Why and where
   3. Actually, all of the above; however, there is much more to it
   4. Being curious and seeking answers
3. The Implementation phase of the SDLC is?
   1. Exactly how it should be used
   2. How the systems are built
   3. How it should be installed
   4. How it should be installed
   5. It is never as easy as the textbook says it is.
4. Your professor (me) is on favor of one particular method of process design known as?
   1. Prototyping
   2. Throw away prototyping
   3. Early stage prototyping
   4. Date and time stamped prototyping
   5. Any and all of the above because they are all the sam (and not all in the book)
5. Most students think of and believe that SAD is driven primarily by software. One type of development was originally planned only for software. What was it?
   1. Tradition design methodologies
   2. AGILE development methodologies
   3. Extreme development methodologies
   4. Guesstimation methodologies

Answer 1

Dear Student,

Q) There are many ways to say what Systems Analysis and Design (SAD) is, but one way is to describe it as?

Answer:

B) Four phases of thought to include planning, Analysis, Design and Implementation

• It is a process of collecting and interpreting facts, identifying the problems, and decomposition of a system into its components.
• It is done for the purpose of studying a system or its parts in order to identify its objectives. It is a problem solving technique that improves the system and ensures that all the components of the system work efficiently to accomplish their purpose.
• Analysis specifies what the system should do.

Q) What questions does the analysis phase answer?

Answer:

A) Who, what, and when?

In this phase, the end user business requirements are analyzed and project goals converted into the defined system functions that the organization intends to develop. The three primary activities involved in the analysis phase are as follows:

1. Gathering business requirement
2. Creating process diagrams
3. Performing a detailed analysis

Q) The Implementation phase of the SDLC is?

Answer:

B) How the systems are built

After the requirements and design activity is completed, the next phase of the SDLC is the implementation or development of the software. In this phase, developers start coding according to the requirements and the design discussed in previous phases.

Q) Your professor (me) is on favor of one particular method of process design known as?

Answer:

D) Date and time stamped prototyping

Q) Most students think of and believe that SAD is driven primarily by software. One type of development was originally planned only for software. What was it?

Answer:

B) AGILE development methodologies

Agile software development refers to a group of software development methodologies based on iterative development, where requirements and solutions evolve through collaboration between self-organizing cross-functional teams.

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