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BBAFN 20401 4th Semester End Term Examination: May, 2011 System Analysis & esi!n
Time: " #rs Maxim$m Mar%s: &0

Note: Attem't ($estions )rom all se*tions as dire*ted+ Se*tion , A -"0 Mar%s. Attem't any / 0$estions+ Ea*h 0$estion *arries 1 mar%s .
1. 2. . ". $. %. Briefly explain the feasibility study and the outcome of the same. State the different feasibility parameters used by organizations. What is data redundancy? Explain with an example. Explain relationship !ey with respect to data modeling. Briefly explain each of the !eys. Briefly explain the re#uirements gathering process highlighting the !ey challenges faced during the phase. Briefly explain data dictionary with appropriate examples. Briefly explain &nput'(utput and )atabase design.

Se*tion B -20 Mar%s. Attem't any 2 0$estions+ Ea*h 0$estion *arries 10 mar%s+
*. Briefly explain with a diagram all the steps in+ol+ed in Waterfall model. Site the scenarios where Waterfall model is more appropriate compared to other software de+elopment models? State the disad+antages ,if any- of using Waterfall model. )raw a flowchart which helps receptionists/ route incoming phone calls to the correct department in a company. 0he incoming call me be routed to three departments as follows abcd1roduct en#uiry calls to be routed to the Sales )epartment Ext 2o. 223$ 1roduct related technical support to be routed to 0echnical Support Ext 2o. 223% Billing and Shipment related issues need to be routed to Shipment department Ext 2(. 223* &n case of a wrong number4 the caller need to be told politely that he'she dialed a wrong number and the call needs to be terminated.

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5or scenario a4 b4 c4 the process ends after the call is transferred to stated extensions.

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13. 7 >eneral ?ospital consists of a number of specialized wards ,such as :aternity4 1aediatry4 (ncology4 etc-. Each ward hosts a number of patients4 who were admitted on the recommendation of their own >1 and confirmed by a consultant employed by the ?ospital. (n admission4 the personal details of e+ery patient are recorded. 7 separate register is to be held to store the information of the tests underta!en and the results of a prescribed treatment. 7 number of tests may be conducted for each patient. Each patient is assigned to one leading consultant but may be examined by another doctor4 if re#uired. )octors are specialists in some branch of medicine and may be leading consultants for a number of patients4 not necessarily form the same ward. 7ead the 'assa!e a8o9e and ans:er the )ollo:in!: a. &dentify the entities based on the information furnished abo+e. b. )raw Entity <elation )iagram ,E< )igram- to show the relationships between the entities identified by you. &dentify and clearly indicate the primary !ey for each of these entities. c. State the cardinality of the relation.

d. )raw the relational tables based on the identified entities. State the foreign !eys ,if any- in those tables.

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