System Analysis and Design

Running head: SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
System Analysis and Design
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1SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
Executive Summary
The report reflects the analysis and development of a new information system at Sydney Medical
Centre. The owner of Sydney Medical Centre wants to develop a new information system to
cope with the current increase is work pressure. The information gathering is done using
questionnaire, prototyping and interview methods. The report also justifies the selection of these
methods. The waterfall model is to be selected for completing the project. The report also
reflects on the data flow of the system and system functionalities using diagrams and brief
description.

2SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
Table of Contents
Introduction......................................................................................................................................3
System Requirements:.....................................................................................................................3
Evaluating the functional requirements:..................................................................................3
Assessing the non-functional requirements:............................................................................4
Fact Finding Methods:.....................................................................................................................5
Prototyping..................................................................................................................................6
Questionnaires.............................................................................................................................6
Interviews....................................................................................................................................7
Development Tools and Methods:...................................................................................................8
Development Tools:.....................................................................................................................8
Development Methods:................................................................................................................9
Conclusion.....................................................................................................................................10
Modelling Exercise........................................................................................................................11
References......................................................................................................................................14

3SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
Introduction
The information system is developed for collecting, processing, storing and fetching data
from a secure location. Information system is accessed by various devices like mobile or PC.
Each information system has one database that stores the data and provide various data operation
opportunity to the system.
The reports consist of the system analysis and design process of Sydney Medical Centre.
The system requirement will be discussed for showing the functionalities of the system. Three
fact finding methods will be selected and brief description of each will be provided. The
development tools and methods will also be described in the report.
System Requirements:
The “Hospital Patient Information Management System” is referred to as the ‘self-
contained” framework. This concentrates on the tasks to manage various tasks in the hospital,
such as dealing with patient information. Here, the list of stakeholders has been included in the
system of patent information of the hospital.
Evaluating the functional requirements:
The main requirements of the system of a hospital management deal with computerizing
every detail about the hospital and patient.
Making registration:
 Adding patient: This new information system in the hospital has been permitting the
employees to be added up the latest patient to the present system.