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Overview This 2 day course explains the use of system development methods and the advantages of a structured approach to systems development, this course will also describe how such an approach fits into the lifecycle of a development project. Alternative ways of modelling business processes, static views of data or objects and system behaviour are also covered. Course Objectives Upon successful completion of this course, delegates will be able to: Justify the use of a defined systems method Demonstrate an ability to use the techniques Explain the lifecycle of a project using the method Professional Qualification This course is one of an integrated set of courses leading to the widely respected British Computer Society Information Systems Examination Board (ISEB) Diploma in Business Systems Development. Optional Examination. An optional examination can either be taken at the end of the course (depending upon demand) or on specified dates at venues across the UK. The exam consists of 15 minutes reading time followed by a one-hour “open book” written examination . Based upon a single scenario, it requires the candidate to produce models / diagrams as prescribed by the chosen method. The examination is charged for separately. Please contact TCC for the latest details on exam fees, dates and venues. Successful candidates are awarded the: ISEB Business Systems Development Certificate in Analysis and Design Techniques and earn 1 “credit” towards achieving an ISEB Business Systems Development Diploma

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