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This document outlines the software requirements for a software development project. It includes details on the system description, functional and non-functional requirements, use case models, and additional specifications. It is useful for understanding the requirements and design of a software system.
What's inside
- Purpose of the document
- System description and main features
- Functional and non-functional requirements
- Use case models and scenarios
- Additional specifications and glossary
Who it is for: For students of software engineering or computer science. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
The document is a template for a software requirements specification. It shows how to write a blueprint for software development. Students get a guide to the parts to include and what information to provide in them.
Introduction to the document
This part is about what the document covers. It also names the document's target readers. The document explains what numbering rules it uses. It also lists the books and guides that were used as references.
Requirements Gathering and Analysis
It shows how to describe the problem that the software solves. It also explains the steps to identify the classes involved in each use case. This shows the software's architecture. It also mentions design guidelines, if any.
Design Details
It explains the steps to create a detailed design of the software. It also shows how to describe the interfaces that the software will have. Students learn about diagrams that can show the flow of processes and the classes used.
Traceability
An example chart shows how to trace use cases through analysis, design and testing. A table shows what happens with each interaction through the software development stages.
Key terms
- Sequence Diagram
- A diagram that shows the flow of processes.
- Diagram Kelas Perancangan
- A design class diagram showing relationships between classes.
- Use Case
- A description of a user's interaction with the software.
- Analisis Kelas
- Analysis of the classes involved in a use case.
- Arsitektur Perangkat Lunak
- The general architecture of the software.
- Antarmuka
- The interface of the software.
Questions this document helps with
- What sections should a software requirements specification have?
- What is a sequence diagram?
- How should the interfaces be described?
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