Discover a practical, streamlined, updated approach to information systems development that covers both traditional and emerging technologies and approaches to systems analysis and design. SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN, 11E offers a well-organized, streamlined approach. Chapter objectives are keyed directly to chapter headings, making content easy to comprehend and convenient to study. Numerous real-world examples and screenshots ensure content is current and relevant. In addition, key terms at the end of the chapter now include definitions so you don't have to flip back and forth to a glossary. Exercises throughout this edition emphasize critical thinking and IT skills in a dynamic, business-related environment. This new edition offers everything you need to prepare for success in today's intensely competitive and rapidly changing business world.

Table of Contents

Phase 1 Systems Planning

Chapter 1 Introduction To Systems Analysis And Design

Chapter 2 Analyzing The Business Case

Chapter 3 Managing Systems Projects

Phase 2 Systems Analysis

Chapter 4 Requirements Modeling

Chapter 5 Data And Process Modeling

Chapter 6 Object Modeling

Chapter 7 Development Strategies

Phase 3 Systems Design

Chapter 8 User Interface Design

Chapter 9 Data Design

Chapter 10 System Architecture

Phase 4 Systems Implementation

Chapter 11 Managing Systems Implementation

Phase 5 Systems Support And Security

Chapter 12 Managing Systems Support And Security

The Systems Analyst's Toolkit

Part A Communication Tools

Part B Case Tools

Part C Financial Analysis Tools

Part D Internet Resource Tools

About the Authors

Scott Tilley is an emeritus professor at the Florida Institute of Technology. He is also president and founder of the Center for Technology & Society and president and co-founder of Big Data Florida as well as president of INCOSE Space Coast and a SCWG Fellow. He previously taught at the University of California, Riverside He was also a research scientist at Carnegie Mellon University's Software Engineering Institute and a software developer at IBM. Dr. Tilley holds a Ph.D. in computer science from the University of Victoria.

Harry J. Rosenblatt is a professor of information systems at College of the Albemarle in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, where he has taught for over 16 years. His background is in management and computer systems consulting. He has co-authored the last six editions of Systems Analysis and Design for the Shelly Cashman Series(R).