1. 1 PerformanceSoftware Roger Bacon Science Center, Room 328 October 26, 2005 Automated Grading System for Microsoft Excel - Requirements Specification - www.performancesoftware.org

2. 2 Welcome Dr. Scott Hunter Computer Science Department Siena College Ms. Jami Cotler Computer Science Department Siena College

3. 3 Our Team Whitney Cave whitney@performancesoftware.org Patrick Durham patrick@performancesoftware.org Raymond Navarette ray@performancesoftware.org Nicholas Sitterly nick@performancesoftware.org Joseph Strube joe@performancesoftware.org Librarian Systems Administrator Team Leader Webmaster Developer

4. 4 Agenda Introduction: Raymond Navarette Functional Requirements: Nicholas Sitterly Data Flow Diagrams: Joe Strube Prototypes & Summary: Raymond Navarette

5. 5 Functional Requirements: Nicholas Sitterly

6. 6 Functional Requirements Web Interface Grading Application System Database

7. 7 Requirements For Web Interface Accessible by the most common browsers Easy to interact with on various resolutions Allow for four different types of users in system All users have access to basic functions

8. 8 Requirements For Web Interface Students able to submit assignments and view their grades Lecturers able to view grade information Graders able to view assignments and grade information Administrator able to submit Keys and create accounts

9. 9 Requirements For Grading Application Designed for the Microsoft Windows Platform Access provided only for the Grader Interacts with the System Database

10. 10 Requirements For Grading Application Features: –View assignments –Grade some or all files/assignments –View reports –Make comments –Manual grade and override option

11. 11 Data Flow Diagrams: Joe Strube

12. 12 Context Diagram

13. 13 Level 1 Diagram

14. 14 Level 2 Diagram

15. 15 Level 3 Diagram

16. 16 Level 3 Diagram

17. 17 Prototypes & Summary: Raymond Navarette

18. 18 Initial Login Screen

19. 19 Student View

20. 20 Lecturer View

21. 21 Grader View

22. 22 Administrator View

23. 23 Grading Software Interface

24. 24 Development Schedule

25. 25 Summary Next: Preliminary Design Questions? Thank You