Systems Requirements, Design and Implementation Specification
Christopher Edwards
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Systems Requirements, Design and Implementation Specification
IT425-1501B-01
Professor Jennifer Gaddy
March 2, 2015
Contents
Brief Description: 4
Who is the Intended User? 4
Project Sponsor: 4
Requirements: 5
Functional Requirements: 5
Nonfunctional Requirements 5
Constraints 6
Section 2: System or Application Design (Week 2) 7
TBD 7
TBD 7
TBD 7
Section 3: Test and Quality Assurance Plan (Week 3) 7
TBD 7
TBD 7
TBD 7
Section 4: Development Strategy (Week 4) 7
TBD 7
TBD 7
TBD 7
Section 5: Integration and Deployment Plan (Week 5) 7
TBD 7
TBD 7
TBD 7
Kronos Corporation (2015) Workforce Timekeeper. Retrieved on 2-21-15 from http://www.kronos.com/Time-Attendance/Timekeeper-Features.aspx 8
Section 1: System or Application Overview (Week 1)
Brief Description:
The project I’ve decided to work on will be a Time Clock System. The clock will be able to manage a team of 10 people who will be working through multiple projects on a job. This clock will not only show how much time each person is putting into each project, but it will also allow the manager to run a report to show the times as well. The filters within will be able to separate by employee or by the job in question.
Who is the Intended User?
The intended users for this system are employees and managers. The employees will need to be able to clock in and out of specific projects in order to give accuracy to the system when the manager runs the report. The managers will also need to have the ability to clock not only themselves in and out, but the employees as well.
Project Sponsor:
The project sponsor is a small company that requests this system to be used separately from the time clock used for wages. Instead of showing how many hours an employee has worked, it will simply show the amount of time he/she has spent on individual projects.
Section 1: Requirements Specification (Week 1)
Requirements:
The managers have given us specific requirements. With more
CTU Online
Systems Requirements, Design and Implementation Specification
IT425-1501B-01
Professor Jennifer Gaddy
March 2, 2015
Contents
Brief Description: 4
Who is the Intended User? 4
Project Sponsor: 4
Requirements: 5
Functional Requirements: 5
Nonfunctional Requirements 5
Constraints 6
Section 2: System or Application Design (Week 2) 7
TBD 7
TBD 7
TBD 7
Section 3: Test and Quality Assurance Plan (Week 3) 7
TBD 7
TBD 7
TBD 7
Section 4: Development Strategy (Week 4) 7
TBD 7
TBD 7
TBD 7
Section 5: Integration and Deployment Plan (Week 5) 7
TBD 7
TBD 7
TBD 7
Kronos Corporation (2015) Workforce Timekeeper. Retrieved on 2-21-15 from http://www.kronos.com/Time-Attendance/Timekeeper-Features.aspx 8
Section 1: System or Application Overview (Week 1)
Brief Description:
The project I’ve decided to work on will be a Time Clock System. The clock will be able to manage a team of 10 people who will be working through multiple projects on a job. This clock will not only show how much time each person is putting into each project, but it will also allow the manager to run a report to show the times as well. The filters within will be able to separate by employee or by the job in question.
Who is the Intended User?
The intended users for this system are employees and managers. The employees will need to be able to clock in and out of specific projects in order to give accuracy to the system when the manager runs the report. The managers will also need to have the ability to clock not only themselves in and out, but the employees as well.
Project Sponsor:
The project sponsor is a small company that requests this system to be used separately from the time clock used for wages. Instead of showing how many hours an employee has worked, it will simply show the amount of time he/she has spent on individual projects.
Section 1: Requirements Specification (Week 1)
Requirements:
The managers have given us specific requirements. With more
References: Kronos Corporation (2015) Workforce Timekeeper. Retrieved on 2-21-15 from http://www.kronos.com/Time-Attendance/Timekeeper-Features.aspx Grady, Jeffrey (2010) System Management: Planning, Enterprise Identity, and Deployment, Second Edition. 1.4.2 System Requirements Analysis Page 14. Retrieved on 2-22-15 from http://wow.coursesmart.com/9781439820148/firstsection#X2ludGVybmFsX0J2ZGVwRmxhc2hSZWFkZXI/eG1saWQ9OTc4MTQzOTgyMDE0OC8xNA==