System & Software Design

This workshop covers system and software design concepts and practices within the field important to both the corporate analyst and the technical practitioner. Architectural and detailed design are included, for both batch and real-time systems. Design considerations for structured and object-oriented systems are covered. Implementation issues that affect the design, including error handling, performance, and inter-process communication, are presented. The relationships between requirements, analysis, and design are discussed. In addition to design intended to code software programs, this workshop includes forms/reports design and database design.

Who Should Attend:

This workshop is intended for systems engineers, software engineers, programmers, analysts, and staff members involved in system and software design.

Book:

Modern Systems Analysis and Design by Jeffrey Hoffer, Joey George, & Joseph Valacich, Addison Wesley Longman (1998).

Workshop Topics:

• The Evolution of Computer System & Software Design
• Design Cohesion and Coupling
• Process-Oriented Design
• Data Flow Analysis
• Transaction Analysis and Transform Analysis
• Interface Design
• Object-Oriented Design
• Real-Time Design
• Forms & Reports Design
• Database Design

What You Will Learn:

• How to recognize the difference between requirements and design
• How to blend analysis and design
• How to select the correct design methodology
• How to properly design a system
• How to properly design software
• How to design documentation
• How to design databases

Cost:

$250 per participant (based on 20 participants)

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Howard J. Bender, Ph.D.
President
The Education Process Improvement Center, Inc.
P.O. Box 186
Riverdale, Maryland 20738
hjbender@epicent.com