This document provides instructions for Case Study Activity 2. It is due on March 1st and will be worth 3% of the overall case study grade. The activity involves discussing software tools used for systems analysis and design. Students must complete 4 activities: 1) Describe two SAD software packages; 2) Create a concept map of an air traffic control system and explain it; 3) Write a 1-2 paragraph report on upgrading the system, organized under headings; 4) Create another concept map and explanation. The submission must be a single PDF report formatted professionally and logically organized.
This document provides instructions for Case Study Activity 2. It is due on March 1st and will be worth 3% of the overall case study grade. The activity involves discussing software tools used for systems analysis and design. Students must complete 4 activities: 1) Describe two SAD software packages; 2) Create a concept map of an air traffic control system and explain it; 3) Write a 1-2 paragraph report on upgrading the system, organized under headings; 4) Create another concept map and explanation. The submission must be a single PDF report formatted professionally and logically organized.
This document provides instructions for Case Study Activity 2. It is due on March 1st and will be worth 3% of the overall case study grade. The activity involves discussing software tools used for systems analysis and design. Students must complete 4 activities: 1) Describe two SAD software packages; 2) Create a concept map of an air traffic control system and explain it; 3) Write a 1-2 paragraph report on upgrading the system, organized under headings; 4) Create another concept map and explanation. The submission must be a single PDF report formatted professionally and logically organized.
Due 1st March at Midnight (11.59pm) Organising knowledge and ideas for SAD
Objectives for this worksheet:
1. Discuss the tools and software used for SAD 2. As part of the design process, students need to be aware of where software comes from and how it is managed. 3. Provide an awareness of software tools used to organise information useful to SAD Marking: This worksheet will be marked out of 100 and will comprise 3% of the 30% allocated to the Case Study due in Week 6. This worksheet is to be completed if possible during the lecture/lab and submitted as a single pdf file (not zipped or in another format) via the eCampus Turnitin submission button for the week before the due date.
Activity 1: 10 marks (two small paragraphs)
List and describe two software packages used as a tool in SAD, what they are used for and how they relate to the tasks a Systems Analysis designer undertakes.
Activity 2: 40 marks - ~half a page + diagram(s)
You are involved in the team whose responsibility is to improve an existing IT system in air traffic control at Perth Airport. Create a concept map via freemind, cmap tool or bubbl.us program that shows various components and their connectivity for the task. Explain your concept map in a couple of sentences. Activity 3: 20 Marks 1 to 2 paragraphs Semester 1, 2016
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HSU201 Case Study Activity 2
Write 1-2 paragraphs explaining the necessity of a system upgrade and
mention what impact will occur by upgrading to a new system. In your report use the following headings to organise your response: Introduction Opportunities Risks Activity 4: 20 Marks 1 diagram plus a few sentences Create a concept map via freemind, cmap tool or bubbl.us program that shows various components and their connectivity of the task in activity 2. Explain your concept map in a couple of sentences. Submission: 10 marks Produce a report document as you did for Worksheet 1. MUST be a single pdf document in a formal report format Make sure the report is a story not a set of activities dumped into the middle of a report. Formatting and presentation as well as the document structure counts Be organised whilst I am expecting only a page of writing or less in total for the body of the report plus the concept map diagram, electrons are very cheap so organise your report logically using separate page(s) as necessary for each activity make it easy and simple to follow and read! In-class Activity: Discussion and work on the above scenario