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This document is a case study solution for a Loan Management System (LMS) for a bank. It covers the problem statement, requirement analysis, use case analysis, software requirements specification, design elements, and system test cases. It is useful for understanding how to develop a software solution for a banking system.
What's inside
- Problem statement
- Requirement analysis
- Use case analysis
- Software requirements specification
- Design elements
- System test cases
Who it is for: Students studying software engineering, computer science or banking. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
A Loan Management System (LMS) is a web-based sub-system of an existing online banking system. This document describes the specification, design and testing of an LMS to automate home loan applications.
System Overview
Scott Bank aims to build the LMS to increase its competitiveness. The LMS will allow customers to apply for loans, and allow bank officers and managers to process these applications.
Use Cases
The document sets out several use cases. It explains the steps for using the EMI calculator. It also outlines the use case for officers to view loan applications.
User Roles
It specifies the roles of visitors, home loan customers, officers and managers. It also states the user characteristics and the operating environment.
System Testing
The document sets out test cases for the system, including the system features for viewing customer profiles and for managers to sanction or reject loan applications.
Sequence Diagrams
A sequence diagram shows how the officer views on-hold loan applications. The document specifies a method to submit an application.
Key terms
- Equated Monthly Instalment (EMI)
- The fixed amount paid by the customer every month to repay a loan.
- Requirements Analysis
- The process of determining the needs or conditions to meet for a new or modified product or project.
- Software Requirements Specification
- A document describing the functional and non-functional requirements of software.
- Use Case Analysis
- The process of identifying, clarifying and organizing system requirements by studying how users will perform tasks.
- Sequence Diagrams
- A diagram that shows how objects interact in a particular scenario of a use case.
- Entity-Relationship (E-R) Diagram
- A diagram that shows the relationships between different entities in a system.
Questions this document helps with
- What are the roles of each user in the system?
- How does the EMI calculator work?
- What are the steps for an officer to view loan applications?
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