No ID, No Entry

by: Mia Amor Catindig

Publication Date: March 10, 2017
Length: 7 pages
Product ID#: 1-008-700

Core Disciplines: Information - Technology & Management, Operations Management/Supply Chain, Strategy & Management

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Description

Mai Maunto, dean of the College of Information Technology, oversees the printing and issuing of IDs to the university’s students and employees, but the process has been plagued by delays and backlogs. Maunto is sure that a more efficient solution – one that takes into account system and database requirements – can be found. Students are asked to propose a new process flow and to create an Entity Relationship Diagram of for a new ID system.

Teaching Objectives

After reading and discussing the material, students should:

  • Identify different business analysis techniques and implement a chosen technique relative to the case.
  • Show how system and database requirements can be approached, traced, and prioritized in the development of a new ID system.
  • Build an elicitation activity, defining the specific activities that can be conducted in the proposed ID system.
  • Integrate user interface requirements as well as use cases, scenarios, database and business rules for the proposed system.
  • Illustrate system management, testing, usability and database architecture based on the delays in ID production and issuance.