University IT
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|ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMS |
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|BUSINESS REQURIEMENTS DOCUMENT |
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Contents
1. Introduction 5
1.1. Purpose of the Document 5
1.2. Document Conventions, Terms, and Definitions 5
1.3. Intended Audience and Reading Suggestions 5
1.4. Scope 5
1.4.1. Project Scope 5
1.4.2. Business Requirement Document Scope 5
1.5. References 5
2. Overall Description 6
2.1. Project Overview 6
2.2. Product Features 6
2.3. User Classes and Characteristics 6
2.4. Operating Environment 6
2.5. Design and Implementation Constraints 6
2.6. User Documentation 6
2.7. Assumptions, Dependencies, and Risks 6
3. System Features 6
3.1. 7
3.1.1. Description 7
3.1.2. Stimulus/Response Sequences 7
3.1.3. Functional Requirements 7
3.1.3.1. Use Cases 7
3.2. 8
4. External Interface Requirements 8
4.1. User Interface 8
4.2. Hardware Interfaces 8
4.3. Software Interfaces 8
4.4. Communications Interfaces 9
4.5. Reporting Requirements 9
5. Other Nonfunctional Requirements 9
5.1. Performance Requirements 9
5.2. Security Requirements 9
5.3. Data Requirements 9
5.4. Software Quality Attributes 9
6. Other Requirements 9
7. Campus Readiness and Training 9
Appendix A: Glossary 10
Appendix B: Analysis Models 10
Appendix C: Issues List 10
Appendix D: Screenshots, Mock-Ups, and Live Links 10
Appendix E: Test Scenarios 10
Introduction
1. Purpose of the Document
2. Document Conventions, Terms, and Definitions
3. Intended Audience and Reading Suggestions
|Name |Designation/Job Title |Role (approve, review, create, maintain) |
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4. Scope
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3.
4.
1. Project Scope
2. Business Requirement Document Scope
5. References
Overall Description
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1. Project Overview
2. Product Features
3. User Classes and Characteristics
4. Operating Environment
5. Design and Implementation Constraints
6. User Documentation
7. Assumptions, Dependencies, and Risks
System Features
The following table summarizes the requirements listed in Section 3.
|Component |Reference Number |Requirement Name |Issue # |
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1. Description
2. Stimulus/Response Sequences
3. Functional Requirements
1. Use Cases
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|Description | |
|Trigger | |
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|Postconditions | |
|Normal Flow | |
|Alternative Flow | |
|Exceptions | |
|Includes | |
|Priority | |
|Frequency of Use | |
|Business Rules | |
|Special Requirements | |
|Assumptions | |
|Notes and Issues | |
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External Interface Requirements
3.
3.
1. User Interface
2. Hardware Interfaces
3. Software Interfaces
4. Communications Interfaces
5. Reporting Requirements
4. Other Nonfunctional Requirements
1. Performance Requirements
2. Security Requirements
3. Data Requirements
4. Software Quality Attributes
5. Other Requirements
6. Campus Readiness and Training
Appendix A: Glossary
Appendix B: Analysis Models
Appendix C: Issues List
Appendix D: Screenshots, Mock-Ups, and Live Links
Appendix E: Test Scenarios
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