Technical Guide for System Analysts (National Computer Technology and Software Specialty)

Author: edited by Zhang Yousheng and Xu Feng
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: According to documents from the Ministry of Personnel and the Ministry of Information Industry, the Computer Technology and Software Professional Qualification (Level) Examination has been incorporated into the unified planning of the National Professional Technical Personnel Qualification System. Those who pass the examination and obtain the certificate demonstrate the level and ability to engage in corresponding professional positions. Employers can select and hire qualified personnel with the certificate based on work needs, for positions such as Technician, Assistant Engineer, Engineer, and Senior Engineer. After the implementation of the national unified examination for Computer Technology and Software, the review process for professional titles will no longer be conducted. This book discusses cutting-edge yet mature system analysis techniques and methods, including CMM and process improvement, J2EE and .NET platforms, middleware and related technologies, application servers, Web Services, data warehouses and data mining, operational data stores, integration of NoSQL databases, enterprise application integration, XML, software architecture, design patterns, UML, RUP, SOAP, ERP/SCM/CRM, workflow, software product lines, XP and agile programming, real-time systems and embedded systems, grid computing and ubiquitous computing, etc. These techniques and methods are essential knowledge for any qualified systems analyst and are also key exam topics for the Systems Analyst Examination. Reading this book is like entering the hall of IT new technologies and methods. It serves as a reference book for the Computer Technology and Software Professional Qualification (Level) Examination, as well as a reference manual for systems analysts in their daily work. It is a must-read for software designers, database system engineers, and network engineers seeking further advancement and development, and also a teaching and working reference book for computer science educators.