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This document outlines the software requirements specifications for the NAB Computers Online Shopping System, focusing on the checkout and ordering process. It is useful for understanding the system’s requirements and functionalities.
What's inside
- Purpose and scope
- Definitions and references
- Product perspective and functions
- User characteristics and constraints
Who it is for: For students of computer science, software engineering, or information technology. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
The document outlines the requirements for an online shopping system called NAB Computers. A student learns how the system is supposed to work and how the user can interact with it.
System overview
An online shopping system lets users search for products, store them in a virtual cart, and order them. This part describes the product management tool and how the shopping cart works.
User account management
Users can log in and out of their accounts. This part explains how customers can edit their account details. It also lists the steps involved for each use case.
Product management
Administrators can add and delete products from the system. This part describes these two use cases. It lists the steps involved for each use case.
System attributes
This part briefly mentions performance requirements and design constraints. The system's software attributes are also mentioned.
Key terms
- Search criteria
- The data that the system uses to find products.
- Shopping cart
- The way users temporarily store items they may want to buy.
- Product management
- The way system administrators can add and delete products.
- Use case
- The way users interact with the system.
- Performance requirements
- How fast and reliable the system should be.
- Design constraints
- Rules that affect how the system is made.
Questions this document helps with
- How can a customer log in to the online shopping system?
- What are the steps to add a new product to the system?
- How does the system handle the removal of a product?
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