IGNOU BCA CS-05: ELEMENTS OF SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN - JUNE 2006 QUESTION PAPER
BACHELOR IN COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
Term-End Examination
June, 2006
CS-05: ELEMENTS OF SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
Time : 3 Hours
Max. Marks : 75
Note : Question one is compulsory. Answer any three from the rest.
1. (a) With the help of an example application, explain the use of a data dictionary. (3)
(b) Explain the use of requirement analysis in system design. Make an SRS document for “School Management System”.(6)
(c) Briefly describe five types of documentation technique (5)
(d) Briefly explain five components of multimedia. (5)
(e) What is an MIS ? Give four features of a typical MIS. Explain the steps followed in the development of an MIS. (8)
(f) Why is it essential to use systems analysis and design methodologies to build a system ? Give three reasons.(3)
2. (a) Design a EFD for a Banking Management System, up to level 2.(6)
(b) Explain the various types of files in which records are maintained in a system. (6)
(c) Describe three types of computer graphics software. (3)
3. (a) Define the following : (6)
(i) Peak load testing
(ii) Storage testing
(iii) Recovery testing
(b) Give two differences between DSS and KBS. (2)
(c) How will you prepare a project request form ? What are the techniques used to review these requests ? Explain with an example. (7)
4. (a) Give two symbols used in DFD, along with their purpose.(2)
(b) List four factors considered while designing a form. Also give {our characteristics and two examples of forms.(6)
(c) Give, with justification, three different events that can
be considered as computer crimes. (3)
(d) Explain two differences between unit and integration testing. What is the use of procedure testing ? (4)
5. (a) Describe the structure of a feasibility report (3)
(b) List six considerations on which output to be produced usually depends. (3)
(c) What is structured design ? Explain this with an example. (3)
(d) What is the role played by user interface of the software in system development ? Also explain four steps of GUI development. (6)
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