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Presentation transcript:

Presented by Arnena Shekih-houssein Yiying Lee Chen Hui SDMS Presented by Arnena Shekih-houssein Yiying Lee Chen Hui

Outline SDMS Design Non-functional requirements Prototype sample System overview (Initial) System detailed design using IDEF0 Activity class diagram (Partial) Entity classes Non-functional requirements Prototype sample

System Overview (initial)

System design (Top Level)

System design (Detailed)

Second level: Log In

Second level: Change Preferences

Second level: Schedule Meetings

Second level: Validate Meeting Request

Activity Class Diagram (Partial)

Entity Classes

Non-Functional Requirements

Non-Functional Requirements C1: Meetings Control Reduces Overhead Accommodates decentralized requests Performance Enforce Privacy Rules Customizable Extensible Security Reliability Robustness C1A: Schedule Meetings Nomadicity User-friendly Availability

Non-Functional Requirements C1B: Reschedule Meetings Dynamic Physical constraints should not be broken Flexibility C3: Conflict Resolution

Prototype

Prototype

Thanks!