Exam 1: Introduction to Systems Analysis and Design

Abstract classes can produce instances.

In the UML, the Use Case Diagram illustrates all the interactions between the system and its environment

A development methodology that focuses on the processes as the core of the system is said to be _____.

In the Unifies Process, analysis is a workflow, not a phase.

Project Management is a supporting workflow within the Unified Process.

In the UML, the Class Diagram is an example of a structure diagram.

Extreme programming is founded on core principles such as communication, simplicity, feedback, and courage

In the Unified Process, the implementation phase focuses on the deployment workflow.

The planning phase is the fundamental process of understanding how an information system should be built and determining who on the project team will build it.

The phase of the SDLC when the system is actually built or purchased is the _____.

Briefly describe the phases of the Unified Process.

An analyst that focuses on the technical issues of the organization (hardware, software, databases and networks) is commonly called a change management analyst.

Implementation is a phase in the Unified Process.

Briefly discuss the RAD methodology and mention its advantages and disadvantages.

The Enhanced Unified Process goes beyond building the system and includes maintaining the system.

The role of the change management analyst includes ensuring that adequate documentation and support are available to the users.

Briefly explain the idea behind Object-Oriented Systems Analysis and Design (OOSAD)

Describes the roles of and activities performed by the business analyst and system analyst.

The business modeling workflow uncovers problems and identifies potential projects.

Indicate the four phases of the waterfall approach and mention its advantages and disadvantages.