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E-Library - Requirements Specification
E-Library - Requirements Specification

Author: Jíri Walek
Status: Draft

Contents
1. Introduction 2
1.1. Overview of the E-Library System 2
1.2. Keywords 2
1.3. Abbreviations and Terms 2
2. Administration Requirements 3
1.4. Types of User Accounts and Permissions 3
1.5. Administration Interfaces 3
3. User Requirements 4
1.6. Online User Registration 4
1.7. User Login/out 4
1.8. Catalog Search 4
1.9. Catalog Quick Search 4
1.10. Catalog Browsing 5
1.11. Advanced Catalog Browsing 5
1.12. Create Select List 5
1.13. Check Out eBooks 6
1.14. Explicit eBook “Return” 6

1. Introduction
This document is an example of a Software Requirements Specification document which can be imported into Polarion, then exported and re-imported in a collaborative process utilizing the Word Round-trip feature. It is intended for demonstration only. The document describes a fictitious online eBook lending library with optional eBook online sales component. The focus is on simplicity rather than depth and completeness, that you may more easily understand the Document features.
1.1. Overview of the E-Library System
This system provides an online portal analogous to a public library where registered patrons can borrow books. The main difference is of course that the books in the library catalog are all in electronic formats which incorporate Digital Rights Management (DRM) enabling the system to “lend” an allowed number of copies to registered users. In addition, when a book has the proper rights, the E-Library can sell patrons a license for a personal copy of the electronic book which they can retain permanently.
1.2. Keywords
This document contains keywords which correspond to Severity values in the Polarion system when to document is imported for management by Polarion.
DOCUMENT KEYWORD POLARION SEVERITY VALUE MEANING
“MUST_HAVE” must_have No release without
“SHOULD_HAVE” should_have May slip to next release if time runs short
“MAY_HAVE” may_have May be included in release if

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