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Software Requirements Specification TA1 Version 1.0
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Introduction
Purpose
This software is being developed to for customer Xuan Gu, an employee for the CISE Department at the University of Florida. TA1 is part of a four-part project consisting of a Faculty, Admin, TA1 and TA2. The TA1 interface will allow the user to edit the number of TA slots for a particular course as well as assign/update TA applicant categories. There will also be a secure login before any of these interfaces are accessible.
Document Conventions
The format of this SRS is simple. Bold face and indentation is used on general topics and or specific points of interest. The remainder of the document will be written using the standard font, New Times Roman.
Intended Audience and Reading Suggestions
This document is intended to be read by the customer Xuan Gu. This is a technical document and the terms should be understood by the customer.
Project Scope
The scope of this project includes our group of developers assisted by our customer, Xuan. The scope thus far has been the completion of the basic interfaces that will be used to build the system. The database used, has been set up and given the necessary permissions. The constraints felt thus far by the group have only been our weekly story cards, the end-to-end side of the interface, and our first release, scheduled for February 11, 2004.
Product Perspective
The TA1 Project is a new product that is part of a larger, more complete product for our customer. It will provide the faculty a way of viewing all of the TA’s information that is necessary in order to make a decision on every TA’s status.
Product Features
This project has three pages that are part of TA1, which is part of the larger product. The first page is a login interface that will only allow access from the proper users. The second page displays the available classes based on a certain semester and the course enrollment for a particular class. The third and final page displays information about TA’s, their status, and any special notes that might’ve been posted about them.
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Introduction
Purpose
This software is being developed to for customer Xuan Gu, an employee for the CISE Department at the University of Florida. TA1 is part of a four-part project consisting of a Faculty, Admin, TA1 and TA2. The TA1 interface will allow the user to edit the number of TA slots for a particular course as well as assign/update TA applicant categories. There will also be a secure login before any of these interfaces are accessible.
Document Conventions
The format of this SRS is simple. Bold face and indentation is used on general topics and or specific points of interest. The remainder of the document will be written using the standard font, New Times Roman.
Intended Audience and Reading Suggestions
This document is intended to be read by the customer Xuan Gu. This is a technical document and the terms should be understood by the customer.
Project Scope
The scope of this project includes our group of developers assisted by our customer, Xuan. The scope thus far has been the completion of the basic interfaces that will be used to build the system. The database used, has been set up and given the necessary permissions. The constraints felt thus far by the group have only been our weekly story cards, the end-to-end side of the interface, and our first release, scheduled for February 11, 2004.
Product Perspective
The TA1 Project is a new product that is part of a larger, more complete product for our customer. It will provide the faculty a way of viewing all of the TA’s information that is necessary in order to make a decision on every TA’s status.
Product Features
This project has three pages that are part of TA1, which is part of the larger product. The first page is a login interface that will only allow access from the proper users. The second page displays the available classes based on a certain semester and the course enrollment for a particular class. The third and final page displays information about TA’s, their status, and any special notes that might’ve been posted about them.