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# My System Analysis and Design Portfolio
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## Overview
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This repository showcases my work in system analysis and design. Featured here are two key documents from my projects, both for the *DriverPass* application:
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1. **Business Requirements Document**
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2. **System Design Document**
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These documents represent my abilities to gather customer requirements and design a system tailored to those needs.
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## DriverPass Project Summary
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Our client for this project was DriverPass, who approached us with the need for implementing a system that will allow people who schedule driving lessons. Their primary objective was move the process online and offer packages to customers while maintaining their existing business relationships and processes.
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## Reflections
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### What did I do particularly well?
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During the course of these projects, I believe I excelled in reviewing the feedback and making careful considerations about what each entail. I was able to create charts to track the schedule and UML diagrams to sell the ideas.
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### Revision and Improvement
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If given a chance to revise any part of my work on these documents, I'd choose the UML class diagram. I feel that with more time, I could improve it by ensuring that I included more details about the payment processing.
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### Interpreting User's Needs
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Understanding and interpreting the user's needs was done through an initial interview. It's vital to prioritize user needs because a system is only as good as its usability and how well it meets the end-users' expectations. Once the system is implemented based on the design, the client should be satisfied that it covers their needs.
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### My Approach to Software Design
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When it comes to designing software, my approach revolves around looking at different requirements and working on little bits and pieces as they come to me. In the future, to analyze and design a system, I'd consider using visualization tools to actively track the progress of the system design and analysis performed.
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