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Amity BBA 6 SEM Solve Assignment For System Analysis & Design

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1. What do your understand by normalization. And also explain advantages and disadvantages of normalizations.

2 . What is meant by "Feasibility Study”? Discuss its importance in system development

3 . Define the term "Data Dictionary". What is the need for a Data Dictionary?

4 . What are various types of maintenance?

5 . Write a short note on any three of  the following.

a)     Data Flow Diagram

b)    Transaction Processing System

c)     Role of a system analyst

d)    WaterFall Model

e)     E.R.Diagram

6 . List principles of system design. Also, differentiate between Top-down and Bottom-

      up design with the help of a suitable example.

7 . Differentiate between Decision Support System (DSS) and Expert System. Also,

      write the main characteristics of both.

8 . Suppose you are given a relation R= (A, B, C, D, E) with the following functional

       Dependencies:  {BC! ADE, D! B}.

a. Find all candidate keys.

b. Identify the best normal form that R satisfies (1NF, 2NF, 3NF, or BCNF).

c. If the relation is not in BCNF, decompose it until it becomes BCNF. At each

    step, identify  a new relation, decompose and re-compute the keys and the

    normal forms they satisfy.

Read the case study given below and answer the questions given at the end             

    System Installation

A rug manufacturer and importer wanted to have his own computer and run applications

away from the parent company's mainframe. A computer consultant (with no knowledge of

the rug business) did a feasibility study. He recommended a system with which he had

design experience.

The firm leased the system and signed a contract with the consultant to do the installation

and training. The consultants brought in two programmers and a data base specialist to

convert the files and train personnel. For weeks, everyone was busy with what was bound

to be a successful system.

As a first step, the company decided to compare the reports generated by the new system

with those available from the main computer. The procedure was to run invoices first,

followed by accounts receivable and payable. The first inventory reports seemed way out

of line with reality. Both the format of the reports and the data were off. The few invoices

sent out brought hostile complaints from customers who were overcharged for their

orders. Further attempts to correct the errors only generated more inaccuracies. The

company decided to go back to the old system and cancel the whole project.

The matter ended up in court with the consultant demanding the balance due him on the

project. The company filed a counter suit claiming irreparable damage to the firm. An

investigation discovered that despite management's lack of experience with computers,

they decided to convert three major applications at the same time. The employees, not

having been forewarned of the conversion, panicked. Prior to the computer, they had

undocumented methods of invoicing, keeping track of inventory, and billing procedures

that the consultant never knew of or inquired about. To make matters worse, he did not

even know that the parent company's warehouse system had a terminal that used the

mainframe to update inventory.

System testing was also a disaster. Only real data were used. The resulting output was so

unwieldy that no one could audit or verify its accuracy until it was too late. With no

interface between the system being tested and the mainframe, there was no way the files

could be copied. The consultant decided to go ahead with the incoming data only and to

worry later about copying the files on the mainframe.

Documentation and audit procedures were virtually nonexistent. No one seemed to know

who changed what. There was no way of telling whether errors were caused by the

software or by incorrectly entered data.

The contract was well written. It simply committed the consultant to install a computer

system and the company to pay the consultant $75 per hour plus out-of- pocket expenses.

The consultant never really knew what the company wanted, and the company had no

work with the consultant. The employees stayed out of the ways, since they had not been

consulted and were not knowledgeable about computers. The programmers, in their

opinions, were simply obnoxious. Another consultant who came in to evaluate the mess

thought the whole installation was primitive and lacked state-of- the-art software.

What went wrong in this case? Be specific. 

Elaborate on the importance of a computer contract. What elements would you have emphasized in the contract? Why? 

Does a contract save an installation from failure? In what way? What testing procedure should have been followed? Explain. 

Question No.  1 Marks - 10

Requirement specification is carried out-- -  

After requirements are determined

Before requirements are determined

Simultaneously with requirements determination

Independent of requirements determination

uestion No.  2 Marks - 10

The role of a system analyst drawing up a requirements specification is

     similar to-- -

Architect designing a building

A structural engineer designing a building

A contractor constructing a building

The workers who construct a building

Question No.  3 Marks - 10

It is necessary to consult the following while drawing up requirement

     specification-- -  

Only top managers

Only top and middle management

Only top, middle and operational managers

Top, middle and operational managers and also all who will use the system

Question No.  4 Marks - 10

In order to understand the working of an organization for which a computer based system is being designed, an analyst must-- -  

 Look at only current work and document flow in the organization

Discuss with top level and middle level management only

Interview top, middle, line managers and also clerks who will enter data and use the system

Only clerical and middle level staff who have long experience in the organization and will be users of the system

Question No.  5 Marks - 10

A feasibility study is carried out--  

to assess whether it is possible to meet the requirements specifications

to assess if it is possible to meet the requirements specified subject to constraints of budget, human resource and hardware

to assist the management in implementing the desired system

to remove bottlenecks in implementing the desired system

Question No.  6 Marks - 10

Hardware study is required-- -  

To find out cost of computer system needed

To determine the type of computer system and software tools needed to

To make sure that the system does not become obsolete

To find how to implement the system

Question No.  7 Marks - 10

Feasibility study is carried out by-- -  

Managers of the organization

System analyst in consultation with managers of the organization

Users of the proposed system

Systems designers in consultation with the prospective users of the system

Question No.  8 Marks - 10

Initial requirements specification is-- -  

Not changed till the end of the project

Continuously changed during project implementation

Only a rough indication of the requirement

Changed and finalized after feasibility study

Question No.  9 Marks - 10

The primary objective of system design is to-- -

Design the programs, databases and test plan

Design only user interfaces

Implement the system

Find out how the system will perform

Question No.  10 Marks - 10

System test plan is specified-- -

When the final specifications are drawn up

During feasibility study

During the requirements specifications stage

During system study stage

Question No.  11 Marks - 10

System design is carried out-- -  

As soon as system requirements are determined

Whenever a system analyst feels it is urgent

After final system specifications are approved by the organization

Whenever the user management feels it should be done

Question No.  12 Marks - 10

The primary objective of system implementation is-- -

(i) To build a system prototype

(ii) To train users to operate the system

(iii) To implement designed system using computers

(iv) Write programs, create databases and test with live data

Question No.  13 Marks - 10

The main objective of system evaluation is-- -  

To see whether the system met specification

To improve the system based on operational experience for a period

To remove bugs in the programs

To asses the efficiency of the system

Question No.  14 Marks - 10

A data dictionary has consolidated list of data contained in -- -

(i) Data flows

(ii) data     stores

(iii) data outputs

(iv) processes 

(i) and (iii)

 (i) and (ii)

(ii) and (iv)

(i) and (iv)

Question No.  15 Marks - 10

System analysts have to interact with-- -

(i) Managers of organizations

(ii) Users in the organization

(iii) Programming team

(iv) Data entry operator 

iii and iv

i, ii and iii

ii, iii and iv

Question No.  16 Marks - 10

Systems analyst should use software tools in their work as-- -  

All analysts use them

They assist in systematic design of systems

They are inexpensive

They are easily available

Question No.  17 Marks - 10

During feasibility analysis it is necessary to examine several alternative olutions because -- -        

(i) A comparison of alternatives will lead to a cost-effective solution

(ii) A pre-conceived single solution may turn out to be un-implementable 

(iii)  It is always good to examine alternatives   

(iv) Management normally looks at alternatives   

Question No.  18 Marks - 10

The primary responsibility of a systems analyst is to-- -  

Specify an information system which meets the requirements of an organization

Write programs to meet specifications

Maintain the system

Meet managers of the organization regularly

Question No.  19 Marks - 10

The responsibilities of a system analyst include-- -

(i) Defining and prioritizing information requirement of an organization

(ii) Gathering data, facts and opinions of users in an organization

(iii) Drawing up specifications of the system for an organization

(iv) Designing and evaluating the system

i, ii and iv

i, ii, iii and iv

i, ii and iii

Question No.  20 Marks - 10

The intangible benefits in the following list are -- -

(i) Savings due to reducing investment

(ii) Savings due to sending bills faster and consequent early collection

(iii) Providing better service to the customers (iv) Improving quality of company’s products 

 ii and iii

 iii and iv

Question No.  21 Marks - 10

In a DFD external entities are represented by a-- -

Rectangle

Diamond shaped box

Question No.  22 Marks - 10

A data flow can-- -  

Only emanate from an external entity

Only terminate in an external entity

May emanate and terminate in an external entity

May either emanate or terminate in an external entity but not both

Question No.  23 Marks - 10

The most important attribute of a systems analyst is-- -  

Excellent programming skills

Very good hardware designing skills

Very good technical management skills

Very good writing skills

Question No.  24 Marks - 10

Data inputs which required coding are-- -

Fields which specify prices

Key fields

Name fields such as product name

Fields which are of variable length

Question No.  25 Marks - 10

An entity is-- -  

A collection of items in an application

A distinct real world item in an application

An inanimate object in an application

A data structure

Question No.  26 Marks - 10

A relationship is-- -  

An item in an application

A meaningful dependency between entities

A collection of related entities

Related data

Question No.  27 Marks - 10

A cost-benefit analysis is performed to assess-- -           

Economic feasibility

Operational feasibility

Technical feasibility

All of the above

Question No.  28 Marks - 10

Among the attributes of a systems analyst the following are most important-- -

(i) Knowledge of computer systems and currently available hardware

(ii) Good interpersonal relations

(iii) Broad knowledge about various organizations

(iv) Very good accountancy knowledge 

i, iii and iv

i, ii and iv

i, ii and iii

Question No.  29 Marks - 10

A rectangle in a DFD represents-- -  

A process

A data store

An external entity

An input unit

Question No.  30 Marks - 10

The entity set is a-- -  

Set of entities

Collection of different entities

Collection of related entities

Collection of similar entities

Question No.  31 Marks - 10

Attributes are-- - (i) Properties of relationship (ii) Attributed to entities (iii) Properties of members of an entity set    

Question No.  32 Marks - 10

Rows of a relation are called-- -

A relation row

A data structure

An entity

Question No.  33 Marks - 10

If an entity appears in N relationships then it is-- -  

a 1:1 relationship

a 1:N relationship

a N: 1 relationship

a N:M relationship

Question No.  34 Marks - 10

Normalization is a process of restructuring a relation to-- -

Minimize duplication of data in a database

Maximize duplication of data to ensure reliability

Make it of uniform size

Allow addition of data

Question No.  35 Marks - 10

Normalization of database is essential to-- - (i) Avoid accidental deletion of required data when some data is deleted (ii) Eliminate inconsistencies

when a data item is modified in the database (iii) Allows storage of data in a computer’s disk (iv) Use a database management system       

Question No.  36 Marks - 10

A relation is said to be in 1NF if-- -  

 There is no duplication of data

There are no composite attributes in the relation

There are only a few composite attributes

All attributes are of uniform type

Question No.  37 Marks - 10

By redundancy in a file based system we mean that-- -  

Unnecessary data is stored

Same data is duplicated in many files

Data is unavailable

Files have redundant data

Question No.  38 Marks - 10

Data integrity in a file based system may be lost because-- -

The same variable may have different values in different files

Files are duplicated

Unnecessary data is stored in files

Redundant data is stored in files

Question No.  39 Marks - 10

Given the following relation-- -

      vendor order (vendor no, order no, vendor name, qty supplied, price/unit) it is not

      in 2 NF because-- --  

It is not in 1 NF

It has a composite key

Non-key attribute vendor name is dependent on vendor no. which is one part of the composite key

Qty supplied and price/unit are dependent

Question No.  40 Marks - 10

The main objective of feasibility study is :-

to assess whether it is possible to meet the requirements spedifications

to assess if it is possible to meet the requirements specified subject to constraints of budget, human resource and hardware

to assist the managment in implementing the desired system

to remove bottlenecks in implementing the desired system

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