Like building a skyscraper, developing a large-scale software system may require the work of thousands of people over a period of several years. Analysts and designers coordinate technical plans so that individual efforts combine into a complete and effective system. This course surveys structured and object-oriented approaches to defining a system's functional and quality requirements. It also examines how to convert these requirements into the structural and functional design elements of an effective organizational information system.
Learning Objectives
Like building a skyscraper, developing a large-scale software system may require the work of thousands of people over a period of several years. Analysts and designers coordinate technical plans so that individual efforts combine into a complete and effective system. This course surveys structured and object-oriented approaches to defining a system's functional and quality requirements. It also examines how to convert these requirements into the structural and functional design elements of an effective organizational information system.
Framework Connections
The materials within this course focus on the NICE Framework Task, Knowledge, and Skill statements identified within the indicated NICE Framework component(s):
Specialty Areas
- Systems Architecture
- Systems Development
- Systems Requirements Planning
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