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The System Analyst: Aimp222 Information Analysis and Design Jsalcedo-Olandez, Cpa

A systems analyst studies organizational problems and needs to determine how to best accomplish improvements through people, data, processes, communications, and technology. They are responsible for analyzing and designing information systems and have strong analytical, technical, communication, and interpersonal skills. Variations on the title include business analyst, programmer/analyst, systems consultant, and systems engineer. Qualifications include a degree in computer science or IT plus 4-6 years of relevant experience.

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The System Analyst: Aimp222 Information Analysis and Design Jsalcedo-Olandez, Cpa

A systems analyst studies organizational problems and needs to determine how to best accomplish improvements through people, data, processes, communications, and technology. They are responsible for analyzing and designing information systems and have strong analytical, technical, communication, and interpersonal skills. Variations on the title include business analyst, programmer/analyst, systems consultant, and systems engineer. Qualifications include a degree in computer science or IT plus 4-6 years of relevant experience.

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THE SYSTEM ANALYST

AIMP222 INFORMATION ANALYSIS AND DESIGN


JSALCEDO-OLANDEZ, CPA
• System analysts are the key individuals in
the systems development process.

• A systems analyst studies the problems


and needs of an organization to determine
Systems Analyst how people, data, processes,
communications, and information
technology can best accomplish
improvements for the business.

• The organizational role most responsible


for the analysis and design of information
systems.
• Strong Analytical skills
• Attention to detail
• Technical skills
• Written and verbal communication
Skills of a skills
Successful • Managerial skills
Systems Analyst • Interpersonal skills
• Flexibility
• Adaptability
• Initiative
• Business Analyst
Variations on • Programmer/Analyst
the Systems • Systems Consultant
Analysts Title • Systems Engineer
• Information Engineer
• Working knowledge of information
technology
• Computer programming experience and
expertise
Skills Required • General business knowledge
for Systems • Problem-solving skills
• Interpersonal communication skills
Analyst • Interpersonal relations skills
• Flexibility and adaptability
• Character and ethics
• Systems analysis and design skills
SYSTEMS ANALYST : JOB DESCRIPTION
As a role critical to smooth operation and safe, secure computer systems, a System Analyst job
description should include many of the duties and responsibilities below:

• Implements computer system requirements by defining and


analyzing system problems; designing and testing standards and
solutions
• Maintaining and upgrading existing systems as required
• Designing new computer systems and frameworks
• Creating system guidelines and manuals for the organization
• Running training sessions and workshops on system processes
• Conducting regular reviews of systems and generating reports on
efficiencies and improvement areas
SYSTEMS ANALYST : JOB DESCRIPTION

• Structuring and prioritizing business requirements and


communicating plans with stakeholders for review and approval
• Defines application problem by conferring with clients; evaluating
procedures and processes.
• Develops solution by preparing and evaluating alternative workflow
solutions.
• Controls solution by establishing specifications and coordinating
production with programmers.
• Validates results by testing programs.
• Ensures operation by training client personnel and providing
support.
Qualifications for Systems Analyst
•Bachelor's degree in computer science or information technology,
or equivalent experience
•4-6 years experience working with information technologies and
systems analysis
•Strong computer, hardware, software, and analytical skills
•Proven ability to assess business needs and translate them into
relevant solutions
•Strong understanding and knowledge of the principles and
practices associated with database maintenance and
administration
•Experience installing, configuring, documenting, testing, training,
and implementing new applications and systems
•Working knowledge of a wide variety of programming languages
Typical Steps to Become a Systems Analyst

1.Earn a Bachelor’s Degree


2.Build On-the-Job-Experience
3.Earn a Master’s Degree for
Advancement(optional)

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