CIT 254 Web-Based Analysis and Design Prerequisites CIT 214 or CIT 288 or Consent of Course Coordinator Offered Spring, Fall Software Microsoft Office Visio Windows Media Player Credit By Exam Yes Coordinator David Williamson/ Robin Gaughan Course Instructional Objectives Back to Course Description Introduction to Application Development Process List the components of the SDLC(Systems Development Life Cycle) Evaluate the various components of the SDLC and their impact on the application development process Define the Structured approach to application development Define the Object-Oriented approach to application development Project Planning and Justification Describe Project Management components and their impact on the development process Distinguish Project Management activities from SDLC components Describe the various testing phases Evaluate and select the best testing approach based on the application environment Define objectives and CSF's Describe importance of Objectives and CSF's to an application Create objectives and CSF's based on Mission statement and business goals Object-Oriented Analysis and Design Define the terminology used on object-oriented development projects Describe why object-oriented development is more suited for today's applications Define the difference between the structured approach to application development and the Object-Oriented approach to analysis and design Learn and apply 3 techniques for OOAD Learn and apply the iterative process used for OOAD Apply OOAD techniques to a business application Design and Prototyping Describe and create user interfaces for major class project Describe screen and report design guidelines Create Design specifications for major class project Develop prototypes using OOAD techniques Explain the process to convert prototypes into production products All contents copyright 2003, CIT Department, IUPUI Last Updated: