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In any software design project, the analysis stage ئ documenting and designing technical requirements for the needs of users - is vital to the success of the project. This book provides a thorough introduction and survey to all aspects of analysis. This edition provides new features including: Additional chapters on system Development Life Cycle and Data Element Naming Conventions and Standards; more coverage on converting logical models to physical models, how to generate DDL and testing database functionalities; expansion of database section with concepts such as denormalization, security and change control; developments on new design and technologies, particularly in the area of web analysis and design. A revised Web/Commerce chapter addresses component middleware for complex systems design; new Case Studies. Offers a complex set of tools covering all types of systems, including legacy, transactional, database and web/ecommerce topics, providing a wide range of topics and integrating them within a common method for the successful analyst/designer

Índice: Introduction.- System Development Life Cycle: Steps in Analysis and Design.- The User Interface.- Overview of Analysis Tools.- Process Based Tools.- Logic Data Modeling.- Web User Interface Tools.- Design Specification Tools.- CASE and Automated Techniques.- Object Oriented Techniques.- Internet/Intranet and Web Analysis.- Acceptance Testing.- Business Process Re-Engineering.- Security and Change Control.- Creating a Detailed Requirements Document.- Transactional Processing Systems Design.- Case Study: the Rainforest Book Company Problem.- Case Study: The CGT Rental Service Problem.- Case Study: The Collec... Etc.