(Module: Modules as requirement specifications) At the end of this lab you will be able to: ► Modify the attributes of a module ► Explore how a change effected the module’s history Given ► Automated Meter Reader (Water) project (AMR) Description ► In this lab, you log in as Bob the analyst and add a few details to a module by modifying its attributes. Then, you view the module’s history.

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Lab 1: Modifying a module's attributes and viewing its
history
Objectives
At the end of this lab you will be able to:
► Modify the attributes of a module
► Explore how a change effected the module’s history
Given
► Automated Meter Reader (Water) project (AMR)
Description
► In this lab, you log in as Bob the analyst and add a few details to a module by modifying its attributes.
Then, you view the module’s history.
Exercise tasks
In this exercise, you complete these tasks:
 Task 1: Modify the attributes of a module
 Task 2: Review the module’s history

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Task 1: Modify the attributes of a module
1. You are in the lab environment All Projects page of the RM application (https://jazz-
server:9443/rm/web). You are logged in as bob with password bob.
2. Navigate to the Automated Meter Reader (Water) project Artifact page.
3. Navigate to the 01 Requirements folder.
4. Open the AMR System Requirements Specification artifact.
5. From within the module, click the Edit button.
6. Modify the module’s Description attribute to include: Top level system requirements
7. Click Save.
Figure 1: The Description attribute of the module
Task 2: Review the module’s history
1. To view the history of the module, click the Open History icon.
Figure 2: The Open History icon
2. Click the Audit History tab. On that tab, notice that one change was made today.

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Figure 3:One change from today is listed in the module’s audit history
3. Return to the current view of the module by clicking the Open Current Version icon.
Figure 4: The Open Current Version icon

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