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Introduction To Information Systems: System Definition
Introduction To Information Systems: System Definition
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Introduction to ___________________ ___________________
Information ___________________ Elements of a system:
• Purpose
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Systems ___________________ •
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Subsystems
Environment
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Boundary
• Connections
System Definition • Control Mechanisms
growing ability of computers to process
large amount of data with great speed
dramatic increase in volumes of data
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Systems Analysis and Design
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Types of Information ___________________ Types of Information ___________________
System System
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Transaction Processing Systems (TPS) ___________________ help unite some of the computerized
information functions of a business
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process large amount of data for routine
business activities or transactions
very important for the organization since
___________________ designed to take the relatively raw data
available through a TPS and convert them
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into a summarized and aggregated form for
they gather all the input necessary for other
types of information systems ___________________ ___________________
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about transaction data
work on the purposeful interaction between
___________________ makers identify and choose between
options or decisions
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people and computers
supports a broader range of organizational
tasks to include not only TPS but also
___________________ provides an interactive environment in
which decision makers can quickly
manipulate data and models of business
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decision analysis and decision making
managers, usually in a report format
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operations
depend on a database as a source of data ___________________
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Systems Analysis and Design
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Types of Information ___________________ Types of Information ___________________
System System
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Office Automation Systems (OAS) ___________________ Executive Information Systems (EIS) ___________________
support general office work for handling and provide a generalized computing and
managing documents and facilitating
communication
___________________ communication environment to senior
managers to support strategic decisions
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aspects include
spreadsheets,
word
desktop
processing,
publishing,
electronic scheduling, and communication
___________________ rely on the information generated by MIS
and allow communication with external
sources of information
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through voice mail, email, and video
conferencing ___________________ designed to facilitate senior managers’
access to information quickly and effectively ___________________
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performed by a human expert
designed to take the place of human expert,
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circumstances.
The more general-purpose a system is,
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while others are designed to aid them
are part of a general category of computer
applications known as Artificial Intelligence
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situation. But the more the system is ___________________
optimized for a particular situation, the
(AI)
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circumstances.
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Systems Analysis and Design
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General System ___________________ Players in the System ___________________
Principles Game
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The larger the system is the more of its
resources that must be devoted to its
___________________ System sponsors/owners ___________________
pay for the system to be built and operated
everyday maintenance.
Systems are always part of larger
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system
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systems, and they can always be
partitioned into smaller systems. ___________________ System users ___________________
___________________ use the system on a regular basis to
support the operation and management of
the organization
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Systems Analysis and Design
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Players in the System ___________________ Roles of the Systems ___________________
Game Analyst
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System analysts ___________________ Systems Analyst as Agent of Change ___________________
who determine the requirements that must perform any of the activities in the SDLC
be met by the information system ___________________ and are present in the business for an
extended period
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___________________ advocates a particular avenue of change
involving the use of information systems ___________________
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Operating systems and utilities
Software packages such as Microsoft
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Access that can be used to develop
systems
Integrated development environments
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(IDEs) for specific programming languages
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Knowledge
Business
Skills ___________________
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Required Skills of the ___________________ Required Skills of the ___________________
Systems Analyst Systems Analyst
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Business Knowledge and Skills ___________________ ___________________
have an understanding of the business
organizations in general ___________________ ___________________
understand the type of organization for
which they work ___________________ ___________________
People
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People
Skills ___________________
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