Calumet College of St.
Joseph
SYLLABUS FOR SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
Term: Spring,
2000-2001 (002) (January 10 - April 19, 2000)
Course Number:
CIS420
Instructor: David L. Poleski
Office Phone: 219- 473- 4294
E-mail: dpoleski@gte.net
Home Phone: (optional)
Office Hours: By appointment
.Prerequisites: CIS
100, 125, 312, or 320
Textbooks: System Analysis and Design, 1998; Shelly,
Cashman, and Rosenblatt; Course Technology.
Statement of Plagiarism:
If
an instructor or other Calumet College of St. Joseph personnel find that a
student has plagiarized or been involved in another form of academic
dishonesty, the instructor or other personnel may elect to bring the matter up
for judicial review. The maximum penalty for any form of academic dishonesty is
dismissal from the College. The procedures for judicial review are listed under
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Withdrawal from Classes
Policy:
Please
see the Degree Completion Programs Student Handbook for withdrawal
policy. All withdrawals are completed
through the Degree Completion Academic Advisors office.
Class Policy on Attendance: All students are expected to attend regularly
scheduled class meetings. If you are
unable to attend class, please leave a message in my mailbox. If you are absent for an exam, it is your
responsibility to arrange to take the missed exam.
Class Policy For
Assignments: Homework is to be submitted
weekly. All homework must be submitted
on the day of the final exam.
Learning Outcomes/Student
Objectives:
Students
in this course will: As an
introduction to System Analysis and Design, this course will present both
classical and structured techniques for system investigation, development, and
implementation that will allow the student to gain a threshold skill level in
system design management.
Grading: Final grades will be allocated according to
the following:
Assessment:
Homework 60
% of grade
Mid-
Term Exam 20
% of grade
Final
Exam 20%
of grade
Grading Scale:
A: 100% - 92% B: 91%
- 82%
C: 81% - 72% D: 71% - 62% F: 61%
and Below
1/12/01 Course Introduction
1/19/01 Chapter 1: Introduction to Information System
Review Questions 1 - 18
Case Study Green Pastures, Inc. Assignments 1
- 4
Phase 1: System Planning
1/26/01 Chapter 2: Preliminary Investigation
Review
Questions 1 - 12
Case
Study- Ridgeway Company Assignments 1-4
Phase 2: System
Analysis
2/02/01 Chapter 3:
Determining Requirements
Review Questions 1 16
Case
Study Hoober Industries Assignment- 1 4
2/09/01 Chapter 4: Analyzing requirements
Review
Questions 1 18
Case
Study Ridgeway Company- Assignment- 1 4
2/16/01 Chapter 5: Evaluating Alternative and Strategies
Review Question s 1 24
2/23/01 Chapter 6: Out put Design
Review Question s 1 18
Case
Study Ridgeway Company Assignment- 1, 2
3/02/01 Mid
Term
3/09/01 Chapter
7: Input Design
Review Question s 1, 2,
3(list only), 4 14
Case
Study Carls Corvettes - Assignments-
1
3/16/01 Chapter
8: File and database Design
Review Questions 1 20
3/23/01 Chapter
9: System Architecture
Review Questions 1 20
Phase 4: System
Implementation
3/30/01 Chapter
10: Application Development
Review Question 1 8
Chapter 11: Installation and Evaluation
Review Question 1 12
Phase 5: Systems
Operation and Support
4/06/01 Chapter 12: System Operation and Support
Review Question 1 15
4/13/01 Easter
Recess
4/20/01 Final
Exam (All
homework must be submitted at this
time)