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Description of the behavior of an E-voting System
UCCS
Computer Science Department
CS 701

Online E-Voting System
Software Requirements Specification

2007 UCCS Computer Science Department

Hakan Evecek

Description of Project

Document no: 1 version: 1.0

CONTACT: UCCS
EMAIL: hevecek@uccs.edu

DATE: 5/23/2007

Distribution is subject to copyright.

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Version History

|REVISION CHART |
|Version |Author(s) |Description of Version |Date Completed |
|1.0 |Brett Wilson |Windows Application version |December 2006 |
|2.0 |Hakan Evecek |Online E-Voting Tool |April 2007 |
|2.1
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