Systems Development Process

This set of flashcards covers key terms and concepts related to systems design, implementation, and operations in the context of systems development.

Post-Implementation Review

A review conducted to evaluate if the system meets organizational goals and user satisfaction, among other criteria.

Compatibility

The ability of a system to work with existing systems without issues.

Types of Documentation

Includes Development documentation, Operations documentation, and User documentation to guide system use and maintenance.

Walk-through Testing

A step-by-step review of procedures or program logic to identify incorrect logic and errors.

Direct Conversion

A type of systems conversion that terminates the old system when the new system is introduced.

Acceptance Tests

Tests that involve real transactions and files to determine if the system meets agreed-upon criteria.

Conceptual Design

A general framework created by the developer to implement user requirements identified in the analysis phase.

Physical Design

Detailed specifications that translate conceptual designs into components used in coding and testing.

Input Design Considerations

Factors to consider when designing how to collect and process input data efficiently and accurately.

Controls Design Considerations

Aspects that ensure system interactions are valid, authorized, accurate, and secure.