The systems life cycle is shown. The Design, Evaluation, Documentation and Implementation stages are missing. Write these stages into their correct places. Analysis Development and testing

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2019

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Compare a test strategy with a test plan. Your answer should include similarities and differences. 1 7

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2024

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For Examiner's Use 15 After a system is designed it will be implemented. For each of the following situations, write down the most appropriate method of implementation. A small company with very little money to spare A company where the most important consideration is not to interrupt production A company which only wants a small scale implementation to begin with

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2010

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After a system has been implemented it needs to be tested. Describe two testing strategies and state a reason why each is needed. Strategy 1 Reason 1 Strategy 2 Reason 2

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2010

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A systems analyst has designed a new computer system for the payroll of a large organisation. The system needs to be tested. Using examples of workers pay, which must not be lower than $200 and no more than $800, explain what is meant by normal test data, abnormal test data and extreme test data. Normal Abnormal Extreme The systems analyst produces documentation for the system. Give four reasons why both user and technical documentation are needed.

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2014

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One of the stages in systems analysis and design is called development and testing. Describe the different testing strategies that can be used on a new system.

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2015

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A new system has to be tested before it can be implemented. A variety of test data is used. Name the following types of test data. Data that is outside the boundaries of acceptability. Data that is on the boundary of acceptability. Data that is not on the boundary but is within the range of acceptability. Data that has been used before and has known outcomes.

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2017

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A large organisation is introducing a new computer system. Compare and contrast pilot implementation with phased implementation of the new system. 1 18

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2018

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The manager of a cinema has purchased a new booking system. There are 26 rows in the cinema with 20 seats on a row. Each seat is identified by a unique ID. The seat ID consists of the row letter followed by the position of the seat on the row. An example of the seat on row F position 12 would be F12. He is setting up a test plan to test the system. Write down one example of each of the following types of test data. The answers must be different in each case. Normal Abnormal [ 1 12 When a ticket is produced for the new system it contains a QR code. Here is an example of a QR code. Describe the benefits of using a QR code. 1 12 Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using manual booking systems rather than online booking systems. [ 1 12

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2022

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Describe three actions which might need to be taken as a result of testing a system.

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2010

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