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ISYS1000: Assignment Outline
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Assignment Task
The assignment for ISYS1000 requires you to use the Information Systems Description Framework (ISDF) to describe an information system that you choose from your own world (e.g. from your work, home, community, or elsewhere) or a new information system you are proposing.
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Background: What is the Information Systems Description Framework?
The Information Systems Description Framework is a simple step by step process used to describe an Information System. The framework is introduced in Workshop 02, which includes a number of examples of how the framework is used in a real-life scenario (called a ‘case’). There are a number of supporting documents available for students to read in Blackboard, including some cases/scenarios and examples of other students’ assignments. Examples presented are of varying quality and contexts.
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Assessment
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Choosing the right Information System
The assignment task initially involves you choosing an information system to describe. You may choose any IS, although it is recommended you choose a context close to your own life/experience, as knowing the coal-face of the IS will help you identify and properly explore the elements of that system, including the users, uses, inputs, outputs and system boundaries. It is recommended that you do not choose an IS context that too closely resembles any of the ‘cases’ presented as described examples in the workshops or lecture material. In addition, do not choose a system that is too complex.
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