2023 ITEC 630 System Analysis Design Spring 2014 Individual Project Guidelines These are individual projects no | Assignment Collections

ITEC 630 System Analysis & Design – Spring 2014 Individual Project Guidelines These are individual projects – no discussion, no collaboration in Conferences, do not ask me to review/comment as you are working on them. Step 1: Pick One of the Projects Below: You have been asked by a large electronics retailer to design a web-based order fulfillment system. The system will be capable of integrating suppliers with customers and tracking orders from raw supplies through manufacture to delivery to the customers. You have been asked by the CIO to develop a corporate Intranet for your company. The Intranet will allow all employees to collaborate, share information, and communicate. The Intranet will be built on a database so that the content can be managed by the content owners and creators. Key employees in the company will be able to post content to the Intranet for all to see. Step 2: Using the tools and techniques we are discussing in class, build a complete set of design specifications for your solution to the challenge you’ve chosen from above. You must describe your solution and explicitly state all of your assumptions. Then prepare a logical design specification, User Interface design prototype, and database design. You are responsible for the following deliverables: An MS Word Document: Executive summary of your solution – one page maximum A PowerPoint Presentation Containing: List of assumptions that will drive your requirements List of requirements that will drive your design – I should be able to trace your functional decomposition (DFD), database design (ERD), and graphic user interface design directly to these requirements Gantt Chart detailing the activities to complete the project (you can do it in MS Project if you’d like and import the diagram into PowerPoint, or you can just build it using PowerPoint) Logical Design Spec – Data Flow Diagram that shows a functional decomposition of your design based on your assumptions…