1. DESIGN
1.1. answers how will the system operate ?
1.2. Four phases
1.2.1. Design Strategey
1.2.1.1. built by the company or outside ?
1.2.2. Architecture Design
1.2.2.1. describes hardware,software, and network infrastructure
1.2.3. Database and File specification
1.2.3.1. the documents specify what and where will the data be stored
1.2.4. Program Design
1.2.4.1. what programs to write and whats their functunality
1.2.4.2. UI Design
1.3. Deliverable
1.3.1. SYSTEM SPECIFICATION
2. IMPLEMENTATION
2.1. this phase is the longest and most expensive
2.2. three phases
2.2.1. System Construction
2.2.1.1. system is built and tested to make sure it performes as designed
2.2.2. installation
2.2.2.1. prepare to support the installed system
2.2.3. Suppor plan
2.2.3.1. include POST-IMPLEMENTATION REVIEW
2.3. Deliverable
2.3.1. NEW SYSTEM AND MAINTENANCE PLAN
3. PLANNING
3.1. Two phases :
3.1.1. During project initiation :
3.1.1.1. Business value
3.1.1.2. Feasibility study of the project from different point of views
3.1.2. During Project management
3.1.2.1. Project Manger
3.1.2.1.1. Work plan
3.1.2.1.2. staff the project
3.1.2.1.3. techniques
3.1.2.2. The Deliverable of project managment is PROJECT PLAN, it describes how the team will go about building the project
3.2. Why should we build the system & How the team will go about building it
4. ANALYSIS
4.1. answers : who will use thesystem, What will the system do ? and When and Where will it be used ?
4.2. During this phase :
4.2.1. investigate current systems
4.2.2. search improvement opportunities
4.2.3. Develop a concept for the new system
4.2.4. Three Phases
4.2.4.1. Analysis strategy
4.2.4.1.1. guide team effort
4.2.4.1.2. analysis of current Systems
4.2.4.2. Requirement Gathering
4.2.4.2.1. Develop a concept for the new system
4.2.4.3. System Proposal
4.2.4.3.1. project managers and others who will determine weather we should continue with the project or not
4.2.4.3.2. Describes what the bussiness requirments the new system should meet
4.3. DELIVERABLE
4.3.1. both ANALYSIS AND A HIGH LEVEL INITIAL DESIGN of the new system
4.3.1.1. SYSTEM PROPOSAL