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Software Requirements Specification
Version 1.1
August 29, 2003

Web Accessible Alumni Database

Michael J. Reaves

Submitted in partial fulfillment
Of the requirements of
Masters Studio Project

Table of Contents

Table of Contents ii
Table of Figures iii
1.0. Purpose 1 1.1. Introduction 1 1.2. Scope 1 1.3. Glossary 1 1.4. References 2 1.5. Document overview 2
2.0. Overall description 4 2.1. System environment 4 2.2. Functional requirements definitions 4 2.3. Use cases 5 2.3.1. Use Case: Access Alumni Home Page 6 2.3.2. Use Case: Alum Chooses Survey 7 2.3.3. Use Case: Create New Entry 8 2.3.4. Use Case: Update an Entry. 9 2.3.5. Use Case: Search for an Alumni/E-mail and Alumni 10 2.4. Non-functional requirements 11
3.0. Requirement specifications 12 3.1. External interface specifications 12 3.2. Functional Requirements 12 3.2.1. Access Alumni Home Page 12 3.2.2. Survey 12 3.2.3. Create a new entry 13 3.2.4 Update an Entry 14 3.2.5. Search for an Alumni/E-mail an Alumni 15 3.3. Detailed non-functional requirements 17 3.4. System Evolution 18
4.0. Index 19

Table of Figures

Figure 1 System Design 4
Figure 2 Access Alumni Home Page 6
Figure 3 Alum Selects Survey 7
Figure 4 Alum Selects Create a New Entry 8
Figure 5 Alum Selects Update an Entry 9
Figure 6 Alum Selects Search/E-mail an Alum 10

1.0. Purpose

1.1. Introduction

This Software Requirements Specification provides a complete description of all the functions and specifications of the Jacksonville State University Computing and Information Sciences (CIS) Web Accessible Alumni Database. The expected audience of this document is the faculty of CIS, including the faculty who will use this system, Dr. Dennis Martin and studio committee members, and the developer. It will also server as a reference for Studio students.

1.2. Scope

The Jacksonville State University



References: Jacksonville State University, 2003.

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