CMP-211 Fall02 Course Information

CMP-211 – Systems Analysis & Design

Course Information

Course Number

CMP-211

Course Title

Systems Analysis & Design

Course Dates

September 4 - December 18, 2002

Instructor’s Name, Phone, Email, & web site

Edward Lipchus,

781 942-1038 (ho), 781 799-4371 (cell)

elipchus@trilsys.com

http://www.trilsys.com

Prerequisite for non-reserved sections

CMP105 Applications / Concepts
or
CMP115 Introduction to Computer Science
or
permission of the instructor

Text

Systems Analysis and Design

Shelly, Cashman, & Rosenblatt

Course Technology

2001

Course Description

This course presents a practical approach to systems analysis using a blend of traditional development with current technologies

Course Objective

The objective of this course is to enable students to:

Understand the Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC).

Understand how IT supports operational & business requirements.

Understand new trends affecting systems development.

Solve practical problems in systems design.

Understand how a systems analyst interacts with management, users, and IT professionals.

Course Methodology

This course will be taught through a combination of slides, lecture, and hands-on practice.

During the semester, students will work together on class assignments.

Writing Statement

While the principle goal of this course is the acquisition of knowledge in the subject area of the Internet, students should be aware that BHCC requires that clear and effective writing be an integral part of the learning process.

Updated 29aug02

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Course Number	CMP-211
Course Title	Systems Analysis & Design
Course Dates	September 4 - December 18, 2002
Instructor’s Name, Phone, Email, & web site	Edward Lipchus, 781 942-1038 (ho), 781 799-4371 (cell) elipchus@trilsys.com http://www.trilsys.com
Prerequisite for non-reserved sections	CMP105 Applications / Concepts or CMP115 Introduction to Computer Science or permission of the instructor
Text	Systems Analysis and Design Shelly, Cashman, & Rosenblatt Course Technology 2001
Course Description	This course presents a practical approach to systems analysis using a blend of traditional development with current technologies
Course Objective	The objective of this course is to enable students to: Understand the Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC). Understand how IT supports operational & business requirements. Understand new trends affecting systems development. Solve practical problems in systems design. Understand how a systems analyst interacts with management, users, and IT professionals.
Course Methodology	This course will be taught through a combination of slides, lecture, and hands-on practice. During the semester, students will work together on class assignments.
Writing Statement	While the principle goal of this course is the acquisition of knowledge in the subject area of the Internet, students should be aware that BHCC requires that clear and effective writing be an integral part of the learning process.