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Title: Systems Analysis and Design in a Changing World, Tuesday, Feb 20


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  • Systems Analysis and Design in a Changing World,
    Tuesday, Feb 20

2
Todays Schedule
  • Mid-Term Grades are posted
  • Events and Modeling
  • For Thursday, February 22Continue Reading
    Chapter 5, Events and Things (up to page 171)

3
Where You Are Headed
4
Models Created by Analysis Activities
5
Models Used in Design
6
Identifying Use Cases Based on User Goals For
each Actor
Use Case An activity the system performs in
response to a user request
7
Events, Activities, and Use Cases
  • Techniques for identifying use cases
  • Identify user goals
  • Each goal at the elementary business process
    (EBP) level is a use case, EBPs are at correct
    level of analysis for use cases
  • EBP a task performed by one user, in one place
    in response to a business event, that adds
    measurable business value, and leaves system and
    data in consistent state
  • Event decomposition technique
  • What events occur that will require the system to
    respond?
  • How will the system respond?
  • Identify business events to decompose system into
    activities/use cases

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Types of Events
  • External
  • Outside system
  • Initiated by external agent or actor
  • Temporal
  • Occur as result of reaching a point in time
  • Based on system deadlines
  • State
  • Something inside system triggers processing need
  • Ex, inventory reaches threshold, time to reorder

9
Events Affecting a Charge Account Processing
System that Lead to Use Cases
10
External Event Checklist (Figure 5-8)
11
Temporal Event Checklist
12
Identifying Events
  • Can be difficult to determine
  • Often confused with conditions and responses
  • May be useful to trace a transactions life cycle
  • Certain events left to design phase
  • System controls to protect system integrity
  • Perfect technology assumption defers events

13
Sequence of Transactions for One Specific
Customer Resulting in Many Events
14
Events Deferred Until the Design Phase (Figure
5-12)
15
Information about Each Event in an Event Table
Catalog of Information about Each Use Case
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Now you try it
  • Identify Users/Actors
  • Specify Use Cases
  • What are the Activities, what type are they?

17
For Thursday, February 22
  • Continue Reading Chapter 5, Events and Things
    (up to page 171)
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