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WELCOME Are you ready to Discover SAD?

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this ppt will give u an intro to SAD(system analysis and design)...all the very best guys..:))

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WELCOMEAre you ready to Discover SAD?

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Agenda of the sessiona. What is SAD?b. Why It Is Important?c. Real World Example

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What Is System?

A system is a collection of elements or

components that are organized for a

common purpose.

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The World of Modern System Analyst

SYSTEM ANALYSIS

SYSTEM ANALYST

SYSTEM DESIGN

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System analysisThe process of understanding and specifying in detail what the information system should do

System design The process of specifying in detail how many component parts of the information system should be implemented

System analyst A professional who used analysis and design techniques to solve business problems (involving information technology)

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Success of information systems depends on good SAD

Widely used in industry

Company or an industry can suffer a great loss without SAD

No success in business without SAD

Why Is It Important?

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The System Boundary and The Automation Boundary

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Characteristics Of SystemSystem are made up of

interrelated subsystems (e.g. a nuclear reactor is composed of boilers, reactor components etc.)

Functional decomposition – dividing a system into components based on subsystems (which are in turn further divided into subsystems)

System boundary – the separation between a system and its environment (where inputs and outputs cross)

Automation boundary – separation between the automated part of system and the manual part

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Research and understand the problem

Verify that the benefits of solving the problem outweigh the costs

Develop a set of possible solutions (alternatives)

Decide which solution is best,and make a recommendation

Design the details of the chosen solution

Implement the solution

Monitor to make sure the youObtain the desired results

The Analysts’Approach to ProblemSolving

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Any Queries?

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Thank You For Watching

Prepared by:Pooja k. Doshi