SEP401 Software Engineering Principles Assignment Help

Context

In software development, it is important to describe how a product will work entirely from the business stakeholders’ view. A Software Requirements Specification (SRS) is used to describe all the capabilities a product must have in order to fulfil the business, stakeholder and user needs. Besides establishing a clear agreement between the software developer and customer on what the completed software must do, the SRS serves as a reference for testing and to address the needs of the operations and maintenance teams.

In Assessment 1 Part A, you were asked to submit a project proposal document describing the goals, objectives and plans for your project.

This assessment will demonstrate your understanding of software requirements analysis and modelling and help develop your business analysis skills as part of the software development team. Please ensure that you incorporate any feedback you were provided from Part A of this assessment.

Instructions

1. Develop a SRS Document that describes your proposed system and defines the inputs, outputs, functions, and attributes of the system, as well as the attributes of the system environment.
2. Use the Software Requirements Specification Template provided in Blackboard. You can add/remove items in the template depending on the applicability on your project. For example, if security and safety is not an issue then that section should be removed.
3. You can use any drawing tool in creating your requirements modelling diagrams. Refer to thelearningmaterialsdiscussedinModule3and4forexampledrawingtoolsthatyoucan use.
4. You will be assessed on the correctness and completeness of your document:

1. Introduction and Overall Description
   1. Functional and Non-functional Requirements
   2. Requirements Analysis Model

Submission Instructions

1. Submit your SRS document in pdf format in Turnitin via the Assessment link in the main navigation menu in SEP104 Software Engineering Principles. The Learning Facilitator will provide feedback via the Grade Centre in the LMS portal. Feedback can be viewed in My Grades.