Systems_Analysis_And_Design

Systems Analysis And Design IT408 - INTRODUCTION TO SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT ESSAY System errors emanating from insufficient analysis are more catastrophic than those originating from poor coding. The roles of the Systems Analyst and Programmer are both highly important and skilled occupations. The Systems Analyst researches all aspects of a business and its procedures to find a solution to a particular problem or a set of problems within an organisation’s processes and procedures. The programmer, where an electronic solution is best, writes a program to construct software which hopefully helps a customer’s business to run more efficiently. In essence, the software development business is a service industry and customer satisfaction is one of the most important emphases in a goods and services market. If the satisfaction is not there then the software developer could be decreasing its chance for revenue and making a profit. This essay will look at the subject of system errors from both the area of analysis and that of programming, or coding, and attempt to decide which kind of error is the most devastating to businesses and users alike. H. L. Mencken states ‘ To every complex question there is always a simple answer – and software, system, analysis, errors, systems, customer, analyst, business, programmer, whole, project, one, information, development, customers, solution, requirements, process, problems, needs, must, future, design, coding, 2002, yourdon, time, testing, skills, programs, program, problem, poor, people, out