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Designing a Portable Voice-over-IP System for Two-Way Audio Communication

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This document outlines the design of a Portable Voice-over-IP system that facilitates two-way audio communication. It includes a clear purpose, overall goals, and a functional diagram to illustrate the system architecture. Detailed functional requirements ensure all necessary features are covered, while a scheduling section helps to plan the development timeline. The conclusion summarizes key points, and a questions section invites feedback for further development and optimization.

Designing a Portable Voice-over-IP System for Two-Way Audio Communication

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