Course Code: SSDT
Duration: 3 days
Business analysts, project managers, solution and systems developers and anyone who requires a practical understanding of the models and methods of systems design. Systems Design Techniques is also a Specialist Practitioner module on the BCS International Diploma in Solution Development.
At the end of this course you’ll not only have a good understanding of the models and methods used in system design, but you’ll also be able to apply them confidently to a multitude of project situations.
For that reason, this course is for all the system designers and software architects, including those working on system enhancements, who want to gain some hands-on knowledge of the best practice techniques to use when designing software solutions that meet business requirements. We’ll look at how requirements specified in a set of deliverables produced by business and system analysts can be achieved using models from the Unified Modeling Language (UML) and supported by more traditional approaches, like data normalisation. On top of that, the course will cover areas such as interface between analysis and design, logical process design and system controls and security.
Presented to you by one of the expert training consultants pictured below, each member of our Systems Design Techniques training team bring their substantial experience of software development and systems design to the programme.
Yes. During this three day course you’ll receive all the training you need to prepare for the BCS Systems Design Techniques certificate examination. A pass in this module will contribute to the BCS International Diploma in Solution Development. Taking this course will also enable you to work towards SFIA skills DESN level 4 and DBDS level 3.
For delegates attending a virtual or online course, the exam may be taken at one of our examination sessions, either in London or in Thame. Please contact us for the available dates and to make a booking.
If this course is part of your BCS Diploma in Solution Development you have a choice of further modules which include the Core SD Diploma modules, Systems Modelling Techniques and Systems Development Essentials. Candidates who have already completed Systems Design Techniques will also need to pass one of the Knowledge-based Specialisms, including the Intermediate Certificate in Enterprise and Solutions architecture, the Foundation in Software Testing or the Foundation in Systems Development.
Systems Design Techniques (a three-day course)
Course Content
Introduction
User interface (UI) design
Component-based design
Logical data design (normalisation)
Logical process design
Physical design
System controls
Reviewed: September 2023
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