CASE Tools
Computer-Aided Software Engineering (CASE) tools are used by system analysts, designers, and developers to capture information about business requirements, create a design for the data structures to fulfill those requirements, and generate front-end and server program code. CASE tools can automate much of the manual, repetitive, and error-prone work needed for system development, and can greatly increase the productivity, accuracy of the design, and robustness of the implementation. (more…)
Posted by admin on August 3, 2009
Database QuestionsDesign
When interviews want to find out if you do have hands-on experience, they usually ask tools related questions. If you can explain what tools you have used to do what tasks, they assume you have the skills supported by the tools.
As for database design tools, there are many. The most popular ones are: (more…)
Posted by admin on September 15, 2008
Database QuestionsDesign, Life Cycle
Database design is one of the most common topics asked in interviews for application design/development positions. Your answer should mix your design skills with tool experience and cover the database design lifecycle. (more…)
Posted by admin on January 10, 2007
Database QuestionsDesign
Database design questions is always asked in job interviews for DBAs, database analysts, and database developers. To make interviewers happy, your answer must cover all phases of database design: analysis of business entities, data modeling, build ERD, logical database design, and physical database design. You may also mention the scope of the database, such as number of entities and tables, the size of database, etc. and tell what database design tools you have used.
Suggested answer: (more…)
This question is to test your knowledge of BACHMAN methodology. BACHMAN was quite popular in last decades. Some old-timer architects like to ask this question to enterprise architect candidates. If you are not familiar with how enterprise model was defined in BACHMAN, here is a brief answer: (more…)
Process modeling features are used to construct data-flow diagrams. In addition, state transition diagrams can also be used to represent the state of an entity and event objects. Process hierarchy diagrams are also used to represent the flow of processes.
“CASE tools have features that allow efficient organization of economic, industrial, and business decision information matrices. These matrices can be linked to system and give users a concise view as to the impact of their decisions and the amount of involvement and resources required to meet stated objectives.”
Posted by admin on July 17, 2006
IT Skills and ExperienceDesign
UML skills and experience are expected for software engineers, application developers, software designers, and enterprise architects.
UML stands for Unified Modeling Language. The UML provides a language-neutral, tool-supported, well-documented standard for modeling systems such as web applications. It enables system requirements, structure, and behavior to be succinctly captured and effectively communicated.
As explained by Duncan Jack in August 2005’s JDJ, UML is interpreted as: (more…)