The document provides requirements for a test case management application that syncs Outlook contacts with an IDoc database. It outlines user characteristics, the technology environment, and functional requirements including installing the client application, configuring integration with Outlook, marking contacts for sync, mapping contact fields, and synchronizing contacts. Non-functional requirements around performance, security, availability and documentation are also specified.
The document provides requirements for a test case management application that syncs Outlook contacts with an IDoc database. It outlines the purpose, overview, exclusions, assumptions, dependencies, and acceptance criteria. It describes user characteristics, the technology environment including hardware, software and external interfaces. Functional requirements are organized by use cases for installing the application, configuring Outlook integration, marking contacts for sync, mapping contact fields, and synchronizing contacts. Non-functional requirements address performance, usability, security, audit trail, and other quality attributes.
The document discusses requirements engineering for software projects. It defines what requirements are, different types of requirements like user requirements and system requirements. It explains how requirements are developed through tasks like elicitation, elaboration and specification. Requirements should be written to be complete, consistent and unambiguous. The document outlines guidelines for writing requirements and the structure of a requirements document. Validation techniques help check that requirements are valid, consistent, complete and verifiable.
This document provides a software requirements specification for a campus portal for wireless devices. It describes the overall product perspective, functions, user characteristics, and constraints. Specific requirements include external interfaces to connect wireless devices and a remote server, key functions like user authentication, adding/dropping courses, and cancelling classes. Performance requirements ensure simultaneous use by up to 2500 users. The document follows IEEE standards for SRS documents.
This document provides a draft software requirements specification for the Interactive Logbook project. It includes an introduction, overall description of the product and its features, user requirements for the .NET client and Java 2 Micro Edition client, and system features. The document outlines requirements for document handling, audio/video recording, writing with a stylus, collaboration features like file sharing and messaging, text editing, printing, search, study aids, help features, and integration with institutional systems. It also describes the user classes, operating environments, design constraints, and assumptions.
The document discusses J2EE (Java 2 Enterprise Edition) interview questions and answers. It covers topics such as what J2EE is, J2EE modules, components, containers, deployment descriptors, transaction management, and differences between technologies like EJBs and JavaBeans. The document provides detailed explanations of core J2EE concepts.
Requirements describe the services a software system must provide and constraints it must operate under. There are different types of requirements including functional, non-functional, and domain requirements. Functional requirements describe system services while non-functional requirements constrain the system or development process. Requirements are documented in a requirements document that defines what the system should do at a high level for users and provides more detailed specifications for developers.
The document provides an overview of updates to the DAOS middleware:
1. It discusses different options for accessing DAOS storage including directly through the DAOS API, through a POSIX interface using dfuse, or through an interception library for performance.
2. It describes two consistency modes for the distributed file system - a relaxed mode prioritizing performance and a more balanced mode for stricter consistency.
3. An MPI-IO driver has been added to allow applications to use the DAOS object store through MPI file interfaces without changes.
4. An HDF5 connector has been developed to enable HDF5 files on top of DAOS, now compatible with the main HDF5 release and supporting various
This document discusses the process of developing a user experience (UX) model for a web application from requirements. It explains that requirements engineering and analysis produce a requirements model and analysis model, which then inform the design of the interaction model or UX model. The UX model defines elements like user interface metaphors, naming conventions, and page layout specifications to guide the development team.
The document provides requirements for a test case management application that syncs Outlook contacts with an IDoc database. It outlines the purpose, overview, exclusions, assumptions, dependencies, and acceptance criteria. It describes user characteristics, the technology environment including hardware, software and external interfaces. Functional requirements are organized by use cases for installing the application, configuring Outlook integration, marking contacts for sync, mapping contact fields, and synchronizing contacts. Non-functional requirements address performance, usability, security, audit trail, and other quality attributes.
The document discusses requirements engineering for software projects. It defines what requirements are, different types of requirements like user requirements and system requirements. It explains how requirements are developed through tasks like elicitation, elaboration and specification. Requirements should be written to be complete, consistent and unambiguous. The document outlines guidelines for writing requirements and the structure of a requirements document. Validation techniques help check that requirements are valid, consistent, complete and verifiable.
This document provides a software requirements specification for a campus portal for wireless devices. It describes the overall product perspective, functions, user characteristics, and constraints. Specific requirements include external interfaces to connect wireless devices and a remote server, key functions like user authentication, adding/dropping courses, and cancelling classes. Performance requirements ensure simultaneous use by up to 2500 users. The document follows IEEE standards for SRS documents.
This document provides a draft software requirements specification for the Interactive Logbook project. It includes an introduction, overall description of the product and its features, user requirements for the .NET client and Java 2 Micro Edition client, and system features. The document outlines requirements for document handling, audio/video recording, writing with a stylus, collaboration features like file sharing and messaging, text editing, printing, search, study aids, help features, and integration with institutional systems. It also describes the user classes, operating environments, design constraints, and assumptions.
The document discusses J2EE (Java 2 Enterprise Edition) interview questions and answers. It covers topics such as what J2EE is, J2EE modules, components, containers, deployment descriptors, transaction management, and differences between technologies like EJBs and JavaBeans. The document provides detailed explanations of core J2EE concepts.
Requirements describe the services a software system must provide and constraints it must operate under. There are different types of requirements including functional, non-functional, and domain requirements. Functional requirements describe system services while non-functional requirements constrain the system or development process. Requirements are documented in a requirements document that defines what the system should do at a high level for users and provides more detailed specifications for developers.
The document provides an overview of updates to the DAOS middleware:
1. It discusses different options for accessing DAOS storage including directly through the DAOS API, through a POSIX interface using dfuse, or through an interception library for performance.
2. It describes two consistency modes for the distributed file system - a relaxed mode prioritizing performance and a more balanced mode for stricter consistency.
3. An MPI-IO driver has been added to allow applications to use the DAOS object store through MPI file interfaces without changes.
4. An HDF5 connector has been developed to enable HDF5 files on top of DAOS, now compatible with the main HDF5 release and supporting various
This document discusses the process of developing a user experience (UX) model for a web application from requirements. It explains that requirements engineering and analysis produce a requirements model and analysis model, which then inform the design of the interaction model or UX model. The UX model defines elements like user interface metaphors, naming conventions, and page layout specifications to guide the development team.
The document provides a software test specification for a Bed & Breakfast reservation management system (BBRMS). It outlines the testing framework, including objectives, background, scope, and references. It describes the test environment, including the required software, hardware, communications tools, and sample test data. It also maps the system's architectural components (user interface, services, and domain objects) and provides a traceability matrix and test case specifications for each component.
The document is a software requirements specification for a system to perform record matching over query results from multiple web databases. It describes the purpose, conventions, intended users, product scope, and references. It provides an overall description of the product perspective and functions, describes user classes and characteristics, operating environment, design constraints, and documentation. It outlines external interface requirements including user interfaces, hardware/software interfaces, and communications interfaces. It details system features and other non-functional requirements around performance, safety, security, quality, and business rules.
The document provides a software design description for a bed and breakfast reservation management system. It includes a table of contents, references, and sections on module, concurrent process, and data decomposition. The module decomposition section describes user interface and services modules. The concurrent process section describes a reservation query process. The data decomposition section describes guest, room, reservation, payment, and finances data entities. Dependency, interface, and detailed design sections are also included.
This document provides a software development plan for a bed and breakfast reservation management system (BBRMS). It outlines the project organization, including roles and responsibilities. It describes the agile development approach and use of Git for version control. It also includes the work breakdown structure with tasks, a Gantt chart schedule, and resource allocation planning using COCOMO models. The goal is to develop a software solution to automate reservation and financial processes for a small bed and breakfast business.
The document provides an overview of J2ME (Java 2 Micro Edition). It discusses key topics such as:
- J2ME is used to develop applications for small computing devices like phones and PDAs.
- J2ME addresses the limited resources of these devices by using configurations like CLDC that use stripped-down versions of the JVM.
- It also uses profiles that define features for classes of devices. The main configurations are CLDC for small memory devices and CDC for devices with more resources.
The document describes software identification reports and outputs from the Tideway Foundation. It provides 3 key types of information: 1) software identification including packages, instances, and business applications, 2) a management dashboard with breakdowns by product category, vendor, and database technology, and 3) example outputs for Oracle licenses including host and instance reports that detail version, cores, and license requirements for auditing. The outputs provide traceability to provenance through links to the discovery methods and sources of the software data.
The document provides specifications for CSR's MapServer Server-side API. It describes the API methods for mapping, routing, and querying functions. The mapping API allows getting dynamic map layers as images and creating custom maps. The routing API retrieves predefined routes and calculates shortest routes. The query API filters map layers by attributes and geometries. Contact information and documentation references are also included.
The document outlines a project to create a chat client/server. It will allow sending and receiving messages with low processing needs and work on Debian and Pfsense operating systems. An overview and use case are provided along with activity diagrams showing the client and server processes for connecting, messaging, and disconnecting. The project members are listed as Ognjen G., Stefan F., Vlad Z., and Paul R. for their 1st semester network class.
The document discusses the architecture and components of J2ME, including:
1) J2ME has three layers - the configuration layer which includes the JVM, profile layer providing Java APIs, and MIDP layer for user interface and storage.
2) MIDlets are Java applications that run on small devices and extend the MIDlet class. They have lifecycle methods like startApp(), pauseApp(), destroyApp().
3) The SDK includes packages like CLDC, MIDP, and the Wireless Toolkit for developing MIDlets. MIDlets are compiled into a JAR file and described in a JAD file.
The document provides a software design description for the SCC Newscast System. It describes the system architecture through module, process, and data decomposition. Key elements include administrator and user modules for authentication and announcement management, processes for registration and request verification, and data entities linking the modules and processes. Dependency relationships between modules, processes, and data are also specified through diagrams. The interface and detailed design depict how users will interact with the system and how modules are structured.
The document discusses component-based software engineering (CBSE). It defines key CBSE concepts like components, component models, and the CBSE development process. It also covers issues in component composition like interface incompatibility and the need for adaptors. The document emphasizes that CBSE supports reuse but composition requires resolving requirements and interface mismatches between components.
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- The document discusses Intel Parallel Studio 2011 and its components for developing parallel applications.
- It introduces new features in Intel Parallel Studio 2011 such as Intel Parallel Building Blocks, Intel Parallel Advisor, and support for Visual Studio 2010.
- The key components of Intel Parallel Studio 2011 that help with different phases of development are Intel Parallel Composer for building and debugging, Intel Parallel Inspector for verifying, and Intel Parallel Amplifier for tuning applications.
Admin Tech Ed Presentation Hardening Sql Serverrsnarayanan
The document summarizes key points from a session on hardening SQL Server security. It discusses various views to consider like the network, access, data and application levels. At each level it covers concepts, SQL Server 2008 tools to help with security and best practices. It provides examples of SQL injection vulnerabilities at the application level and recommends validation of data passed to queries and use of stored procedures to help prevent injections.
The document provides an overview of Phase 1 of a User ID Maintenance Project. Key features of the project include streamlining the user ID request process, providing a central portal for requests, and incorporating automated tools. The application will allow self-service password resets and locks, and deliver passwords securely to users. It will interface with Windows Active Directory and the Request Tracker system. The demo shows how users and administrators would use the application to request and fulfill different types of user ID requests.
The document discusses various types of application software, including business software like word processing, spreadsheet, database, and presentation software. It also covers graphics and multimedia software, software for home and personal use, web applications, communications software, and learning tools for application software. Specific examples are provided and figures illustrate features and uses of different application programs.
The Java Platform, Micro Edition (Java ME) Software Development Kit (SDK) 3.0 integrates Connected Limited Device Configuration (CLDC), Connected Device Configuration (CDC), and Blu-ray Disc Java (BD-J) technology into a single development environment. It includes emulators for different devices, on-device debugging tools, application profiling tools, and a modular architecture. The SDK supports the latest APIs and provides a lightweight development environment for creating Java ME applications.
This document provides an overview of GUI programming using the Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP). It discusses MIDlets, the basic application component in MIDP, and their lifecycle states of loaded, active, paused, and destroyed. It also summarizes the high-level and low-level APIs for user interfaces in MIDP 2.0, including classes like Form, List, TextBox, and GameCanvas. Finally, it notes that UI elements must implement the Displayable interface to be shown on the device screen.
This document provides software requirement specifications for a test case management application that synchronizes Outlook contacts with an IDoc database. It includes sections on the purpose and overview, exclusions and limitations, user characteristics, technology environment, functional requirements including installing the integration, configuring the application, marking and unmarking contacts for synchronization, mapping contact fields, and synchronizing contacts. It also covers non-functional requirements such as performance, usability, security, and documentation.
This document provides software requirement specifications for a test case management application that synchronizes Outlook contacts with an IDoc database. It includes sections on the purpose and overview, exclusions and limitations, user characteristics, technology environment, functional requirements including installing the application, configuring it with Outlook, marking and unmarking contacts for synchronization, mapping contact fields, and synchronizing contacts. It also covers non-functional requirements such as performance, usability, security, and documentation.
This document outlines the requirements for a software system to manage auction data for the Intellectual Disabilities Agency of the New River Valley. The system will store information on auction items, bids, bidders and finances in a Microsoft Access database with Excel import/export capabilities. Key requirements include easily inputting and accessing data, storing all necessary fields, and facilitating a faster checkout process for bidders. Non-functional requirements address security, reliability, maintainability and other attributes. Use case diagrams and sequence diagrams provide structural views of the requirements and preliminary designs are included for schedule and budget updates.
This document is a software requirements specification for an E-Cops application. It outlines the purpose, scope, technologies and overall description of the system. Key elements include allowing citizens to register complaints online, maintaining criminal records, and enabling communication between police officers, magistrates and other stations. The use cases describe functions for an administrator to manage users and roles, and for police officers to take complaints, check identifications, and share case details.
This document provides a software requirements specification for an Attendance ERP system with the following key points:
- It describes the purpose, audience, product scope, and references for an attendance management system.
- The system has 3 modules for administration, faculty, and students, and allows taking and viewing attendance records.
- It defines the user classes, operating environment, design constraints, and documentation for the Attendance ERP software.
The document provides a software test specification for a Bed & Breakfast reservation management system (BBRMS). It outlines the testing framework, including objectives, background, scope, and references. It describes the test environment, including the required software, hardware, communications tools, and sample test data. It also maps the system's architectural components (user interface, services, and domain objects) and provides a traceability matrix and test case specifications for each component.
The document is a software requirements specification for a system to perform record matching over query results from multiple web databases. It describes the purpose, conventions, intended users, product scope, and references. It provides an overall description of the product perspective and functions, describes user classes and characteristics, operating environment, design constraints, and documentation. It outlines external interface requirements including user interfaces, hardware/software interfaces, and communications interfaces. It details system features and other non-functional requirements around performance, safety, security, quality, and business rules.
The document provides a software design description for a bed and breakfast reservation management system. It includes a table of contents, references, and sections on module, concurrent process, and data decomposition. The module decomposition section describes user interface and services modules. The concurrent process section describes a reservation query process. The data decomposition section describes guest, room, reservation, payment, and finances data entities. Dependency, interface, and detailed design sections are also included.
This document provides a software development plan for a bed and breakfast reservation management system (BBRMS). It outlines the project organization, including roles and responsibilities. It describes the agile development approach and use of Git for version control. It also includes the work breakdown structure with tasks, a Gantt chart schedule, and resource allocation planning using COCOMO models. The goal is to develop a software solution to automate reservation and financial processes for a small bed and breakfast business.
The document provides an overview of J2ME (Java 2 Micro Edition). It discusses key topics such as:
- J2ME is used to develop applications for small computing devices like phones and PDAs.
- J2ME addresses the limited resources of these devices by using configurations like CLDC that use stripped-down versions of the JVM.
- It also uses profiles that define features for classes of devices. The main configurations are CLDC for small memory devices and CDC for devices with more resources.
The document describes software identification reports and outputs from the Tideway Foundation. It provides 3 key types of information: 1) software identification including packages, instances, and business applications, 2) a management dashboard with breakdowns by product category, vendor, and database technology, and 3) example outputs for Oracle licenses including host and instance reports that detail version, cores, and license requirements for auditing. The outputs provide traceability to provenance through links to the discovery methods and sources of the software data.
The document provides specifications for CSR's MapServer Server-side API. It describes the API methods for mapping, routing, and querying functions. The mapping API allows getting dynamic map layers as images and creating custom maps. The routing API retrieves predefined routes and calculates shortest routes. The query API filters map layers by attributes and geometries. Contact information and documentation references are also included.
The document outlines a project to create a chat client/server. It will allow sending and receiving messages with low processing needs and work on Debian and Pfsense operating systems. An overview and use case are provided along with activity diagrams showing the client and server processes for connecting, messaging, and disconnecting. The project members are listed as Ognjen G., Stefan F., Vlad Z., and Paul R. for their 1st semester network class.
The document discusses the architecture and components of J2ME, including:
1) J2ME has three layers - the configuration layer which includes the JVM, profile layer providing Java APIs, and MIDP layer for user interface and storage.
2) MIDlets are Java applications that run on small devices and extend the MIDlet class. They have lifecycle methods like startApp(), pauseApp(), destroyApp().
3) The SDK includes packages like CLDC, MIDP, and the Wireless Toolkit for developing MIDlets. MIDlets are compiled into a JAR file and described in a JAD file.
The document provides a software design description for the SCC Newscast System. It describes the system architecture through module, process, and data decomposition. Key elements include administrator and user modules for authentication and announcement management, processes for registration and request verification, and data entities linking the modules and processes. Dependency relationships between modules, processes, and data are also specified through diagrams. The interface and detailed design depict how users will interact with the system and how modules are structured.
The document discusses component-based software engineering (CBSE). It defines key CBSE concepts like components, component models, and the CBSE development process. It also covers issues in component composition like interface incompatibility and the need for adaptors. The document emphasizes that CBSE supports reuse but composition requires resolving requirements and interface mismatches between components.
Обзор современных возможностей по распараллеливанию и векторизации приложений...yaevents
- The document discusses Intel Parallel Studio 2011 and its components for developing parallel applications.
- It introduces new features in Intel Parallel Studio 2011 such as Intel Parallel Building Blocks, Intel Parallel Advisor, and support for Visual Studio 2010.
- The key components of Intel Parallel Studio 2011 that help with different phases of development are Intel Parallel Composer for building and debugging, Intel Parallel Inspector for verifying, and Intel Parallel Amplifier for tuning applications.
Admin Tech Ed Presentation Hardening Sql Serverrsnarayanan
The document summarizes key points from a session on hardening SQL Server security. It discusses various views to consider like the network, access, data and application levels. At each level it covers concepts, SQL Server 2008 tools to help with security and best practices. It provides examples of SQL injection vulnerabilities at the application level and recommends validation of data passed to queries and use of stored procedures to help prevent injections.
The document provides an overview of Phase 1 of a User ID Maintenance Project. Key features of the project include streamlining the user ID request process, providing a central portal for requests, and incorporating automated tools. The application will allow self-service password resets and locks, and deliver passwords securely to users. It will interface with Windows Active Directory and the Request Tracker system. The demo shows how users and administrators would use the application to request and fulfill different types of user ID requests.
The document discusses various types of application software, including business software like word processing, spreadsheet, database, and presentation software. It also covers graphics and multimedia software, software for home and personal use, web applications, communications software, and learning tools for application software. Specific examples are provided and figures illustrate features and uses of different application programs.
The Java Platform, Micro Edition (Java ME) Software Development Kit (SDK) 3.0 integrates Connected Limited Device Configuration (CLDC), Connected Device Configuration (CDC), and Blu-ray Disc Java (BD-J) technology into a single development environment. It includes emulators for different devices, on-device debugging tools, application profiling tools, and a modular architecture. The SDK supports the latest APIs and provides a lightweight development environment for creating Java ME applications.
This document provides an overview of GUI programming using the Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP). It discusses MIDlets, the basic application component in MIDP, and their lifecycle states of loaded, active, paused, and destroyed. It also summarizes the high-level and low-level APIs for user interfaces in MIDP 2.0, including classes like Form, List, TextBox, and GameCanvas. Finally, it notes that UI elements must implement the Displayable interface to be shown on the device screen.
This document provides software requirement specifications for a test case management application that synchronizes Outlook contacts with an IDoc database. It includes sections on the purpose and overview, exclusions and limitations, user characteristics, technology environment, functional requirements including installing the integration, configuring the application, marking and unmarking contacts for synchronization, mapping contact fields, and synchronizing contacts. It also covers non-functional requirements such as performance, usability, security, and documentation.
This document provides software requirement specifications for a test case management application that synchronizes Outlook contacts with an IDoc database. It includes sections on the purpose and overview, exclusions and limitations, user characteristics, technology environment, functional requirements including installing the application, configuring it with Outlook, marking and unmarking contacts for synchronization, mapping contact fields, and synchronizing contacts. It also covers non-functional requirements such as performance, usability, security, and documentation.
This document outlines the requirements for a software system to manage auction data for the Intellectual Disabilities Agency of the New River Valley. The system will store information on auction items, bids, bidders and finances in a Microsoft Access database with Excel import/export capabilities. Key requirements include easily inputting and accessing data, storing all necessary fields, and facilitating a faster checkout process for bidders. Non-functional requirements address security, reliability, maintainability and other attributes. Use case diagrams and sequence diagrams provide structural views of the requirements and preliminary designs are included for schedule and budget updates.
This document is a software requirements specification for an E-Cops application. It outlines the purpose, scope, technologies and overall description of the system. Key elements include allowing citizens to register complaints online, maintaining criminal records, and enabling communication between police officers, magistrates and other stations. The use cases describe functions for an administrator to manage users and roles, and for police officers to take complaints, check identifications, and share case details.
This document provides a software requirements specification for an Attendance ERP system with the following key points:
- It describes the purpose, audience, product scope, and references for an attendance management system.
- The system has 3 modules for administration, faculty, and students, and allows taking and viewing attendance records.
- It defines the user classes, operating environment, design constraints, and documentation for the Attendance ERP software.
The document provides an introduction and overview of a vendor report. It discusses displaying vendor details in an ALV format for a given vendor range, with options to view or download the details. The report can be navigated and includes functionality for scheduling automatic runs. Recommendations are made to consider navigation buttons between reports for improved usability.
The document is a software requirements specification (SRS) for a web-accessible alumni database. It describes the system's purpose, scope, and overview. The system allows alumni to fill out a survey, create or update a database entry, and search for or email other alumni. It includes use cases, functional requirements, and non-functional requirements to guide development of the alumni database website and ensure it meets intended needs.
The document provides a software requirements specification for a prison management system with the following key features:
1. It describes the purpose, scope, definitions, references, and technologies to be used for the system.
2. The system will include modules for nominal roll, case register, release diary, parole register, duty register, and interview requests.
3. Users like administrators, police officers, and data managers will be able to view, enter, and manage prisoner data through the system.
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The document is a software requirements specification for a Smart Internet Cafe (SIC) system. It outlines requirements across many sections - introduction and document conventions, overall descriptions of the system and its users/environment, external interface requirements including the user interface, system features like authentication and monitoring, and non-functional requirements such as performance, security, and special user needs. The SIC will provide secure internet access and account/usage monitoring for clients of internet cafes and college computer labs.
The document is a software requirements specification for a Water Management Portal. It includes sections that provide an introduction and overview, describe the overall system and specific requirements. The introduction describes the purpose of creating a web application to allow users to report water-related issues, view information, and allow city employees to update statuses. The overall description outlines the system interfaces, hardware requirements, communication methods, and constraints. It also includes use case and entity relationship diagrams. The specific requirements section describes use cases for different user types: visitors, administrators, city employees and residents.
This document outlines requirements for a personal assistant system called R2D2. It includes sections on introduction and purpose, overall description of features, system features, external interface requirements, and other non-functional requirements. The system will allow users to provide voice and text commands and receive responses. It aims to help disabled users access technology more easily. An administrator can view user feedback to further improve the system.
This document outlines the requirements for an online ordering web application. It will allow administrators to manage products and view orders, while clients can browse products and facilitate ordering. The application will use object-oriented programming concepts and model-view-controller architecture. It will require interfaces for administrator and client login, product management, order review, and the ordering process. Performance requirements include supporting multiple simultaneous users and displaying product quantities in real-time. Security measures like user authentication and access controls are also specified.
This document provides a software requirements specification for a web-based integrated development environment (IDE) called DevCloud. It describes the purpose, scope, and overview of the system. The key functional requirements include user management, a code editor, a debugger, a terminal, and interface capabilities. Non-functional requirements around performance, security, and portability are also outlined. Diagrams including data flow diagrams, use case diagrams, and sequence diagrams are referenced.
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This document provides an example software requirements specification for ReqView software. It includes sections on introduction, requirements, verification, supporting information and references. The introduction describes the purpose, scope, functions, users and limitations of the software. The requirements section specifies requirements for file operations, document view, editing documents, filtering, history of changes and reporting. It includes over 200 individual requirements.
1. The document outlines requirements for a software sales website including an admin panel to manage products and a user interface for customers.
2. The admin panel will allow uploading software products with details, managing trial versions and purchase prices.
3. The user interface will display software information, allow downloading trials and purchasing products integrated with PayPal payments.
This document outlines the requirements for a software sales website. It includes:
1) An admin panel to upload software products, trial versions, and manage purchase information.
2) A user interface with sections for software information, trial downloads, purchases, support documents, and an about us page.
3) The site will be developed using ASP.net on Windows hosting with SQL Server 2005. It needs to integrate with PayPal and collect customer information.
1. The document outlines requirements for a software sales website including an admin panel to manage products and a user interface for customers.
2. The admin panel will allow uploading software products with details, managing trial versions and purchase prices.
3. The user interface will allow customers to view products, download trials, purchase software using PayPal, access support documents, and view company information.
- Users can now check differences when importing applications or archives into Accel Studio to see how existing resources may be impacted.
- An application archiving function allows users to create archives of applications and recover them from any archive.
- Accel Platform now supports defining error handling flows within logic flow definitions to simplify error handling.
The document proposes a hotel management system project that was submitted to Sir Fawad. The system will manage hotel locations, accommodations, bookings, and guest information in a centralized database for easy access and consistency. It aims to address issues with the current manual system by developing an online, distributed interface with a centralized backend database. The proposal includes functional requirements like improving cost effectiveness, productivity and service, as well as non-functional requirements such as upgrading the system's reliability, availability and flexibility. It also outlines constraints, inverse requirements and domain requirements for the new system.
The document provides instructions on setting up a Facebook application using Ruby on Rails, including signing up for a Facebook developer account, configuring application settings like the API key and secret, and integrating the application into Facebook using features like the profile page, news feed, and notifications. It also gives an overview of key Facebook development technologies like the Facebook API, FBML, and FBJS and how to get started accessing user data and authentication using the Facebooker gem.
The document provides a list of keyboard shortcuts for various editing, running, debugging, refactoring, Rails, navigation, live templates/snippets, search/replace, usage search, version control/local history, and general functions in RubyMine. It includes shortcuts for code completion, commenting code, selecting code blocks, running and debugging code, navigating files and symbols, and performing common refactoring operations. The shortcuts are intended to help users quickly access actions and functionality within the RubyMine integrated development environment.
This document provides guidelines for communications related to a program called PROGRAM NAME. It outlines goals for communications, including eliminating redundancy and improving teamwork. It details an approval process and standard conventions for language (English UK) and branding. It also provides guidance on written communications, PowerPoint presentations, and electronic communications like email and scheduling. Meeting types and a communications matrix are included as well. The overall intent is to enhance communication between program participants through consistent and standardized communications.
This document contains an outline for a business plan with 16 sections covering various aspects of starting and operating a business. The sections include descriptions of the business, products/services, customers, finances, marketing, employees, growth strategy, and considerations for international trade, home-based businesses, and more. The document provides prompts for what information should be included in each section.
The document summarizes an interview between Ron Johnson and Carl Knoblock about financing a small business. Carl recommends that the first step to securing a loan is creating a business plan to demonstrate the marketing plan, financing needs, and management structure. He notes that organizations like SCORE and Small Business Development Centers provide help with business plans. Carl describes SBA's primary 7a loan program and other options like SBA Express loans. The 504 loan program provides long-term, fixed rate financing for equipment and real estate with only 10% down.
This document provides tracking details for an article with identification number EK432919855IN. It details the dates and times the article was booked, bagged, and transferred between post offices in Yelahanka, Bangalore, and Noida from October 15th to October 18th. At each location, the bag number associated with transferring the article is also provided.
The document summarizes an interview between Ron Johnson and Carl Knoblock about financing a small business. Carl recommends that the first step to securing a loan is creating a business plan to demonstrate the marketing plan, financing needs, and management structure. He notes that organizations like SCORE and Small Business Development Centers provide help with business plans. Carl describes SBA's primary 7a loan program and other options like SBA Express loans. The 504 loan program is also outlined, which provides long-term, fixed rate financing for equipment and real estate.
This document provides tracking details for an article with identification number EK432919855IN. It details the dates and times the article was booked, bagged, and transferred between post offices in Yelahanka, Bangalore, and Noida from October 15th to October 18th. At each location, the bag number associated with transferring the article is also provided.
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1. SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT SPECIFICATIONS DOCUMENT TEMPLATE
SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT SPECIFICATIONS DOCUMENT
TEST CASE MANAGEMENT APPLICATION
PREPARED FOR: BRICKRED TECHNOLOGIES
BY : BRICKRED TECHNOLOGIES
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Document Information
Project Code:
Project Name:
Account:
Vertical:
Customer Name:
Technical Manager:
Project Manager:
Quality Co-ordinator:
Doc Info Details Date Remarks
Prepared By Sayantam Dey
Reviewed By
Approved By
Revision History
Version Date of Prepared/ Desc. Reason Affected Remarks
Revision Modified of for Sections
by Change Change
Distribution List
Name Role Action Remarks
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Table of Contents
1 INTRODUCTION................................................................................4
1.1 Purpose........................................................................................4
1.2 Overview......................................................................................4
1.3 Exclusions.....................................................................................4
1.4 Limitations....................................................................................4
1.5 Assumptions.................................................................................4
1.6 Dependencies................................................................................4
1.7 Acceptance Criteria........................................................................4
1.8 Traceability to Requirements...........................................................4
1.9 Audience.......................................................................................5
1.10 References..................................................................................5
1.11 Definition, Acronyms and Abbreviations..........................................5
2 GENERAL DESCRIPTION...................................................................6
2.1 User Characteristics.......................................................................6
3 APPLICATION ENVIRONMENT .........................................................7
3.1 Technology Environment ....................................................7
3.2 External Interfaces .......................................................................7
3.2.1 Hardware Interface .............................................................7
3.2.2 Communication Interface ....................................................7
4 FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS/USECASES........................................8
4.1 Installation/ Configuration of outlook integration...............................8
4.1.1 User integrates the client application with outlook .............8
4.1.2 User configures the application with the Outlook.................8
4.2 Sync Outlook contacts to IDoc database...........................................9
4.2.1 User marks the Contacts for synchronization.......................9
4.2.2 User deselects/unmark the contacts .................................10
4.2.3 User maps the Outlook fields with IDoc fields ...................11
4.2.4 User synchronizes the contacts .........................................12
5 NON FUNCTIONAL/SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS...............................14
5.1 Performance................................................................................14
5.2 Usability......................................................................................14
5.3 Security......................................................................................14
5.4 Audit Trail...................................................................................14
5.5 Availability/SLA............................................................................14
5.6 Reliability....................................................................................14
5.7 Data and Transaction Volume........................................................14
5.8 Backup and Recovery...................................................................14
5.9 Data Migration.............................................................................14
5.10 Documentation..........................................................................14
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1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Purpose
The purpose of this Functional Specification Document is to define the
scope, functional and the non functional requirements of a test case
management application.
1.2 Overview
ABC application is a test case management application oriented towards
capturing requirements, test cases against requirements and test
execution logs and reports.
1.3 Exclusions
The support for defect tracking is out of scope for the Phase - I.
1.4 Limitations
1.5 Assumptions
Since the complexity of application can greatly vary depending upon the
scope of the integration, it is assumed that only contacts need to be
synchronized in the first release. We are also assuming that in Phase - I,
the user will not specify mapping of fields.
1.6 Dependencies
Specify the dependencies that may exist wrt specific a requirement or the
system as a whole.
1.7 Acceptance Criteria
Specify the conditions for acceptance at functional/sub system level or
system as a whole.
1.8 Traceability to Requirements
List the traceability information to trace the requirements from RS doc to
FS doc. The locations of functional specs should be mapped to the
corresponding locations of the requirements in the RS.
Document Reference ID & Description (from which this doc is derived)
S. No. Requirement doc Section Current doc Section ID/Name
or Feature ID/Name
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1.9 Audience
Intended audiences of this document are: -
• Xyz Inc.
• LeverPoint Inc.
• BrickRed Technologies
1.10 References
1.11 Definition, Acronyms and Abbreviations
ABBREVIATION DESCRIPTION
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2 GENERAL DESCRIPTION
2.1 User Characteristics
Users and their roles and privileges are as described below in the table.
Type of User Characteristic
User
Abc User User has a valid account. User is allowed to synchronize
the information between local and remote server.
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3 APPLICATION ENVIRONMENT
3.1 Technology Environment
a. Hardware
• Minimum Recommended Hardware:
Dual processor Pentium IV, 2 GHz machines with 1GB of RAM for
Web, application and database servers.
Single processor Pentium class machines with 32 MB of RAM for
web browsers.
b. Software
• Database Server – MS SQL Server 2005.
• Frame Work- Microsoft .NET 2.0.
• Others - Microsoft BizTalk Server
3.2 External Interfaces
3.2.1 Hardware Interface
3.2.2 Communication Interface
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4 FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS/USECASES
4.1 Installation/ Configuration of outlook integration
4.1.1 User integrates the client application with outlook
Description This use case represents the
installation of client application for the
outlook integration with the IDoc
database.
Pre-Condition None
Assumptions Application would only sync the
outlook contacts.
Emails, tasks etc would come in future
release
Default Flow 1. User runs the exe
2. The wizard allows the user to
install / integrate the
application with outlook.
Post-Condition The application is successfully
integrated with the outlook
A new tool bar would appear on the
Microsoft
Alternate Flow 1. User cancels the installation
process
2. The application is not installed
Exceptions/Errors
Actors IDoc user
4.1.2 User configures the application with the Outlook
Description This use case allows the user to
configure the outlook client
application with the IDocs database.
Pre-Condition User has valid IDoc User Id/ Password
Assumptions
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Default Flow 1. User choose to configure the
client application from the
outlook
2. User Enters the IDoc User
id/password
3. User saves the information.
4. The application is configured
with the Outlook and IDoc
database
Post-Condition
Alternate Flow
Exceptions/Errors If the account is not valid , user is
prompted with the appropriate
message and use case fails
Actors IDocs user
4.2 Sync Outlook contacts to IDoc database
4.2.1 User marks the Contacts for synchronization.
Description User can selects few or all the contacts that needs to be
synchronized between outlook and IDocs database
Pre-Condition
Assumptions
Default Flow 1. User selects the contact/contacts
2. User marks the selected contacts for
Synchronization
3. The marked contacts are visually differentiated
from un-marked contacts
Post-Condition
Alternate Flow
Exceptions/Error
s
Actors IDoc user
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Sample Screen
Shot
4.2.2 User deselects/unmark the contacts
Description User deselects/unmark the contacts that need to be
synchronized
Pre-Condition Contacts are already marked for synchronization
Assumptions
Default Flow 1. User selects the contact/contacts
2. User unmark the selected contacts for
Synchronization
3. The contacts are not marked for synchronization
Post-Condition
Alternate Flow
Exceptions/Error
s
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Actors IDoc user
Sample Screen
Shot
4.2.3 User maps the Outlook fields with IDoc fields
Description User Choose to map the Outlook
contact fields with IDoc fields
Pre-Condition User is a valid IDoc user
Assumptions
Default Flow 1. User Choose to map the
outlook fields with IDoc
columns
2. System displays a Default
mapping.
3. User changes the IDoc column
name that is mapped with
outlook field
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4. User saves the Mapping
information
Post-Condition
Alternate Flow
Exceptions/Errors
Actors IDoc user
4.2.4 User synchronizes the contacts
Description This use case represents the Synchronization mechanism
of Outlook contacts with the IDoc database
Pre-Condition Contacts are marked for synchronization
Assumptions
Default Flow 1. User choose to synchronize contacts
2. System validates the user account/password
3. Account is validated
4. System displays the list of IDOC contacts that
would be imported from IDoc server to the Outlook
5. User selects all/few of the listed contacts
6. The contacts are copied into to the outlook.
7. System displays the list of outlook contacts that are
marked for synchronization
8. User can deselect any of the contacts
9. System copies the outlook contacts to the IDoc
database
Post-Condition The contacts are successfully Synchronized
Alternate Flow 1. User choose to synchronize contacts
2. System validates the user account/password
3. Account is not validated
4. System prompts the user for new account
settings( Follow use case 4.1.2]
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Exceptions/Error 1. If synchronization fails in-between, a proper log is
s created for the user to display all the users that
were not synchronized.
Actors IDoc user
Other Points 1. Synchronization assures that the contact details
are the same and latest on both the systems.
2. The deleted contacts would also be synchronized
and deleted from both the systems [ Condition: the
outlook contact was marked for synchronization
before deletion]
Sample Screen
Shot
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5 NON FUNCTIONAL/SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS
5.1 Performance
5.2 Usability
5.3 Security
5.4 Audit Trail
5.5 Availability/SLA
5.6 Reliability
5.7 Data and Transaction Volume
5.8 Backup and Recovery
5.9 Data Migration
5.10 Documentation
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