(net time : 163 min)
Analysis: requirements, what; Design: bridge from requirement to solution, how.
The objective of systems design is to define, organize, and structure the components of the final solution system that will serve as the blueprint for construction.
components: hardware ~ computer, network, firewall; software ~ OS, DMS, protocol, UI
Models (p161 F6.3)
architectural design = general = conceptual: broad, structure
detail design = low level, specific
6 activities: environment, application architecture, system interface, user interface, database, system control and security (in all other)
environment:
LAN for single location
3 layer design: View-UI, Domain-rules + procedures, Data
HTTPS=HTTP+TLS
throughput factors server capacity, content delivery network server (web cache?), local internet
external hosting: reliability, security, physical facility, staff, growth
(p176 F6-15)
multiple clients:
client devices: computers, tablets, mobile, data capture devices
distributed with security: VPN
database design: structure, centralized or distributed, internal property, performance, security, integration
Q16: data theft and denial of service?
UI
3 aspects: physical, perceptual, conceptual
metaphor: direct manipulation, desktop, document
dialog metaphor: input/output vs listen/respond
Affordance: see and know; visibility: see and available
storyboarding: a sequence of sketches
layout and formatting: consistency, labels/headings, order, few variation or color-blind combination
web: balance between performance, multimedia, compatibility; text-to-speech and voice recognition
mobile: small screen size, small keyboard/touch screen, limited network capacity, app toolkits and guideline
SI
XML= extensive markup language = HTML + self defining data structure
sequence diagram
reporting consideration: report type, internal/external, drill down/hot link, graphical and multi media
Q6: hyperlink?
Q9: UI screens and reports?
Q10: dropdown box?
Q11: radio button & check box?
Q12: shopping center?
Q17: classification + customize?
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