Project Management
List the project evaluation criteria
Ans: The project evaluation criteria are:
List techniques for collecting requirement, information during analysis.
Ans: Techniques for collecting information during analysis are:
Describe how interview should be conducted
Ans: System analyst will gather facts, opinions from users of organization, s/he will try to understand body language, emotions of the users to know what the users want and how they use current system.
Guidelines for effective interview:
Describe how prototyping can be used for requirement determination.
Ans: Prototyping is an iterative process in which system analyst and users are actively involved to build information system. Steps taken during requirement determination using prototypes are:
Explain the guidelines for decomposing a DFD.
Ans: Functional decomposition of a DFD is a method of breaking down processes of DFD into sub-processes. Guidelines for decomposing a DFD.
What is value chain analysis? How value chain analysis can be used for evaluating and compare projects?
Ans: Value chain is collection of components or functional units to perform some tasks and activities. Value chain analysis is the process of understanding working of each and every component or functional unit of the value chain and see if value can be added to those components, functional units.
In order to use value chain analysis to compare projects,
In the value chain analysis each and every component of the chain will be understood wherever possible value will be added. The cost of adding value will be evaluated. The added value and incurred cost will be compared with other organizations to know if the cost expended on value creation was cost effective or not. On the basis of that result system analyst will be able to decide if information system project should be undertaken or not.