What did your system analysis process end with? What is the output after decomposition?

At the end of the systems analysis process, a set of well-structured artifacts is usually produced, serving as the basis for system development and implementation. After decomposition, tasks are broken down into smaller, manageable components or modules.

The outputs after decomposition typically include:

• Technical requirements — detailed descriptions of functions and constraints.
• Diagrams and models — for example, UML class diagrams, sequence diagrams, data flow diagrams.
• Interface specifications — how components will interact.
• Implementation plan — development stages, priorities.

This allows the development team to have a clear understanding of what and how to implement, and also facilitates communication among stakeholders.