Hence, you may have heard valid comments from last year's class about all the programming they were doing, but you probably did not hear complaints about how hard other group members were working. Just an HTML programming course. Somewhat true three years ago. Each team finds its own client and writes its proposal for the systems analysis work that client needs done. The rest of your assignments are to do what you proposed.
Most projects involve no programming at all.
We most often to the analysis that comes before any programming. For example, I heard last May that a firm for whom we had designed a PC-based WAN in 1991 finally installed the system much as we had designed it, but only in late 1995. I do not know what projects this year's class will find, but I anticipate some projects may involve Web work, but several will return to more fundamental analysis. See also Teaching Evaluation Comments. This is aimed at Freshmen to warn them about how university life differs from high school, but many points apply at this level, too.