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Requirements specifications

Requirements specifications. Outline of the “Volere Document”. Project Drivers. The Purpose of the Project The Client, the Customer, and Other Stakeholders Users of the Product . Project Constraints. Mandated Constraints Naming Conventions and Definitions

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Requirements specifications

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  1. Requirements specifications Outline of the “Volere Document”

  2. Project Drivers • The Purpose of the Project • The Client, the Customer, and Other Stakeholders • Users of the Product

  3. Project Constraints • Mandated Constraints • Naming Conventions and Definitions • Relevant Facts and Assumptions

  4. Functional-Non Functional Requirements • The Scope of the Work • The Scope of the Product • Functional and Data Requirements

  5. Nonfunctional Requirements • Everything that does not have to do with the functionality of the product • Ex: • Look and Feel Requirements • Usability and Humanity Requirements

  6. Project Issues • Every possible issues that might come up after the concretization of the problem • Ex: • Migration to the New Product • Risks • Costs

  7. Functional Requirements • Scope on the Work • Scope on the product • Functional and data requirements

  8. Scope on the Product (pp. 10)

  9. Functional and Data Requirements: Snowcards (pp. 11-15) • Requirement #: 1 F • Description: The system defines and proposes one or more schedules to student • Rationale: To help students select their courses • Originator: ITS, us and students • Fit Criterion: The system provides the user accurate acknowledgement of passed and future courses needed to complete their requirement. Also propose a schedule for the incoming semester that satisfies requirements and constraints • Customer satisfaction: 4 • Customer dissatisfaction: 2 • Priority: 4 (1 highest) • Supporting materials: Ryan report of meeting with ITS • Conflict: None

  10. Functional and Data Requirements: Snowcards (pp. 11-15) When courses are displayed, show the ratio of occupied over available

  11. Functional and Data Requirements: Snowcards (pp. 11-15) Possibility to reserve a certain percentage of the class for certain students (students majoring in the subject)

  12. Functional and Data Requirements: Snowcards (pp. 11-15) Email confirmation to the students is sent whenever a course is added or dropped

  13. Functional and Data Requirements: Snowcards (pp. 11-15) A report should be generated for the registrar indicating when waiting lists for courses become very long

  14. Non Functional requirements (pp.15-18) • Look and Feel • Usability and Humanity • Security • Cultural and political

  15. Functional and Data Requirements: Snowcards (pp. 11-15) Courses taken and courses still to be taken must be set apart in an obvious way

  16. Thank you Alessandro Cardone

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