AMIS 4620 - Systems Analysis and Design
Spring Semester 2016
TR 11:10 AM – 12:30 AM, Schoenbaum Hall 209
1. INSTRUCTOR:
Krish Krishnasamy
Senior Lecturer, Computer Science and Engineering
College of Engineering
Director, Information technology Services
Fisher College of Business
The Ohio State University
Columbus, Ohio 43210
OFFICE:
320K Mason Hall
Fisher College of Business
OFFICE HOURS:
Monday & Wednesday 4:00 PM – 4:30 PM and by appointment
OFFICE PHONE:
(614) 292-7233
E-MAIL:
krishnasamy.1@osu.edu
the subject of all messages must be AMIS 4620
2. TEACHING ASSISTANT:
Qing Liu
OFFICE:
420 Caldwell
OFFICE HOURS: TBA
E-MAIL:
Liu.3656@osu.edu
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3. COURSE TEXTS:
Required text: Systems Analysis and Design (6th edition) by Dennis, Wixom, and Roth;
and my lecture notes. This text is available in hard copy and eBook format. The hard
copy book can be purchased at Barnes and Noble on High Street
4. COURSE DESCRIPTION & OBJECTIVES:
The focus of this course is the study of systems, and the principles of systems analysis
and design. This course introduces you to organizational systems analysis and design,
and presents ideas that provide powerful insights about a large spectrum of analysis
and design issues. This course aims to give you a feeling for the problems and
techniques of systems analysis and design, and the application of such techniques to
real life business analysis problems.
5. STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES:
• You are expected to have read carefully the assigned portion of the
book prior to coming to class; most of the class time will be devoted to
the discussion of applications and extensions of the material in the book.
• You are expected to complete all assignments.
• You are expected to attend class and participate. There will be material
covered in lectures that will be on the midterms and final that may not be
in the book or published class notes. If you are unable to attend a class,
please get notes from one of your classmates.
• Solutions to problems may not be “copied” and “pasted” from external
sources. The purpose of the assignments is not to find a solution on the
Internet. If you do find some useful information on the web or from
another source it should be referenced! Evidence of cheating in any
form will be met with serious punishment including formal channels at
the University level.
6. GRADING POLICY:
•
Tentative allocation of points. Depending on time available I may
remove or alter these assignments. In the event that this happens,
those points will simply be subtracted from the total available for the
class
o Homework: 100 (5 homeworks at 20 points each)
o Midterm #1: 100
o Midterm #2: 100
o Quizzes: 100 (4 quizzes at 25 points each)
o Project 150
o Final Exam 150
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Grading Scale: A = 93-100, A- = 90-92, B+ = 87-89, B = 83-86, B- = 80Page 2 of 5
82, C+ = 77-79, C = 73-76, C- = 70-72, D = 65-69, E = under 65.
•
No makeup quizzes or exams will be given. Quizzes and exams cannot
be taken early. No late assignments will be accepted. Assignments are
to be submitted electronically via Carmen prior to the start of class on
the due date.
•
If an assignment is added or deleted, those points will simply be added
or subtracted from the total.
7. TENTATIVE SCHEDULE:
Wk. Topics
1
2
3
4
5
6
Readings
Assignments
Intro to Systems
Analysis and Design
Chapter 1
Homework 1 posted
Introduce Class Project
Business Case
Development
Chapter 1
Project Selection and
Management
Chapter 2
Project Selection and
Management
Chapter 2
Project
Methodologies
Chapter 2
Requirements
Analysis Strategies
Chapter 3
Requirements
Analysis Strategies
Chapter 3
Use Case Analysis
Chapter 4
Process Modeling
Chapter 5
Process Modeling &
Data Modeling
Chapters
5&6
Midterm Review
NA
Homework 1 due
Homework 2 posted
Quiz 2 – Chapters 2 and 3
Homework 2 due
Chapters 1-6
Midterm #1
7
Quiz 1 – Chapter 1
Moving Into Design
Chapter 7
Architecture Design
Chapter 8
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Wk.
Topics
8
Enterprise
Architecture
Class Project – part 1 due
Homework 3 posted
User Interface Design Chapter 9
Quiz 3 – Chapters 7, 8 & 9
9
Program Design
Data Storage
Formats
10
Readings
Assignments
Chapter 10
Chapter 11 Homework 3 due
Spring Break
Spring Break
11
Moving Into
Implementation
Chapter 12
Chapters 7-11
Midterm #2
12
Transition to the new
system
Chapter 13
Working time for
class project
13
Unified Modeling
Language
Homework 4 posted
Class Project – part 2 due
Quiz 4, Chapters 12-13
Chapter 14
Homework 4 due
Business Architecture
14
ITIL
Class Project – part 3 due
Project Presentations
15
Project Presentations
Course review
Final Exam –
Tuesday, May 3:
10am – 11:45am
http://registrar.osu.edu/sched
uling/SchedulingContent/SP1
6Finals.pdf
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8. ARRANGEMENTS FOR ASSIGNMENTS:
Note that some assignments might take more than a few hours to finish. The
assignments are to be submitted to Carmen prior to the beginning of the class session
that it is due. No late assignments will be accepted - no exceptions.
9. CARMEN:
The Carmen system will be leveraged as the primary communication vehicle for this
class
1. News – Important reminders or items of note will be posted in the News section
on the Carmen home page
2. Content – The Content Area will be the main communication vehicle between the
Instructor and the Students
o Syllabus – updates to the syllabus will be posted in this section
o Lecture Notes – power point slides that guide the lectures will be
posted here
o Homework – homework assignments and answers will be posted here
o Class Project – The class project assignment will be posted here
o Reference Material – additional content and websites that are relevant
to the course will be posted in this section
3. Quizzes – we will not be leveraging the quizzes portion of Carmen in this
class. Quizzes, midterms, and the final exam will be distributed in paper format
in the classroom. Answers to quizzes and midterms will be posted on the
Carmen
6. Grades – you can view your grades in this section
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