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Stakeholder Dialogue in System Design

The document provides instructions for an assignment to write a dialogue between stakeholders in a system. Students are asked to identify 4 types of stakeholders, such as a system owner, user, analyst, and developer. The dialogue should have the system owner providing requirements to the analyst, the analyst sharing analysis conclusions with the designer, and the designer describing the system flow to the developer.

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Stakeholder Dialogue in System Design

The document provides instructions for an assignment to write a dialogue between stakeholders in a system. Students are asked to identify 4 types of stakeholders, such as a system owner, user, analyst, and developer. The dialogue should have the system owner providing requirements to the analyst, the analyst sharing analysis conclusions with the designer, and the designer describing the system flow to the developer.

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FACULTY OF ENGINEERING, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

System Analysis and Design


Assignment # 2
Consider your own Information System to write a dialogue between the stakeholders:

1. Identify 4 types of stakeholders between the members.


Example: System Owner/System User, Systems Analyst, System Designer & System
Developer.
a. System Owner gives system description to analyst as functional and non-functional
requirements.
b. System analyst gives the conclusion of his analysis about the system to the designer
c. System designer describes the flow of the system to the developer

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