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What is systems analyst?
This is a discussion on What is systems analyst? within the Data Modeling forums, part of the Databases category; What is the role of a systems analyst?...
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08-06-2008
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Re: What is systems analyst?
Hi Apaelle,
Find these links useful http://www.rocw.raifoundation.org/ma...lecture-12.pdf Role of a Systems Analyst Hope this helps you, Cheers, Sridevichitthu 
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03-11-2009
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Re: What is systems analyst?
The term 'systems analyst' is now outmoded. It used be applied to those analysts who did 'requirements analysis' prior to computerizing a part of the business.
These people usually worked in the IT department and saw the world only in terms of computer systems - a very narrow view worldview. The role they played in now normally taken by Business Analysts (BAs). These people usually work in the business and their view of the world is a business view as opposed to a purely IT view. Good BAs should be able to use the following modeling techniques: * Function Modeling * Process Modeling * Procedure Modeling * Data Modeling Too often the task of Data Modeling is done by a separate set of Data Analysts and this causes a disconnect in most projects. A BA need not know programming languages or design techniques but knowledge of these will give a more complete view of the overall development cycle.
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