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What are THREE key principles of Agile Methodologies?
What are THREE key principles of Agile Methodologies?
- Customer collaboration over contract negotiation. 2. Responding to change over following a plan. 3. Working software over comprehensive documentation.
What activities are identified on the critical path of the project?
What activities are identified on the critical path of the project?
Activities D, E, and F are on the critical path.
What are THREE activities in project identification and selection?
What are THREE activities in project identification and selection?
- Project proposal evaluation. 2. Feasibility study. 3. Project prioritization.
Describe the generic competitive strategies.
Describe the generic competitive strategies.
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At what point does Break-even occur for the proposed system?
At what point does Break-even occur for the proposed system?
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What guidelines should an analyst follow during interviews?
What guidelines should an analyst follow during interviews?
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What is prototyping in systems development?
What is prototyping in systems development?
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List FOUR disadvantages of using prototyping as a requirements determination tool.
List FOUR disadvantages of using prototyping as a requirements determination tool.
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Study Notes
Midterm Test - Systems Analysis and Design
- Date: August 19, 2020
- Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
- Duration: 2 hours
- Course: TSE2251/TIS2211
- Total Marks: 50
- Instructions: Answer all questions; all questions carry equal marks.
Question 1 - Agile Methodologies and Critical Path
- Part (a): List three key principles of Agile methodologies.
- Part (b): Determine the critical path of a project with six activities given a table of preceding activities, expected time, and earliest and latest times.
Question 2 - Project Identification and Selection
- Part (a): Identify and describe three activities in project identification and selection.
- Part (b): Identify and describe generic competitive strategies with examples.
Question 3 - Break-Even Point
- Scenario: A proposed system with details of one-time costs, annual recurring costs, annual tangible benefits, and a 10% cost of capital (5 years).
- Task: Calculate the break-even point.
Question 4 - Interview Guidelines and Prototyping
- Part (a): Provide guidance for an analyst seeking assistance with interview guidelines.
- Part (b): Define prototyping and identify four disadvantages of using it for requirements determination.
Question 5 - Data Flow Diagrams (DFDs)
- Part (a): List the four levels of DFDs and the information system details each level represents.
- Part (b): Identify three errors/rule violations in a given DFD diagram.
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This midterm test for Systems Analysis and Design covers various key concepts including Agile methodologies, critical path, project identification, and break-even analysis. Students are required to answer all questions that emphasize both theoretical understanding and practical application of systems analysis principles.