Report proposing improvements for a small system
1. Chapter 1 Planning
1.1 Background of the system you have chosen (maximum TWO pages ONLY).
2. Chapter 2 Analysis
2.1 The limitations/issues of the chosen system that to be addressed.
You may conduct this study on the limitations/issues of the system via online (eg. google search) (maximum FOUR pages ONLY).
2.2 Proposed solutions to overcome the limitations/issues addressed in Section 2.1 (maximum FOUR pages ONLY).
2.3 Requirement structuring
As per the proposed solutions in Section 2.2
Develop process modelling – context level diagram, data flow diagram (DFD)-level 0, DFD-level 1 for the chosen system (one diagram per page).
Develop logic modelling (decision table OR decision tree) for the important processes of the chosen system (one diagram per page).
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3. Chapter 3 Design
3.1 Logical design
As per the proposed solutions in Section 2.2
Develop Normalized Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD) for the chosen system (one diagram per page).
Design and sketch the user interface for the chosen system (3 screen design is sufficient).
4. Chapter 4 Conclusion
4.1 Conclusion (maximum ONE page ONLY).
Section B (Individual Component)
– Each member in the group has to work on this section INDIVIDUALLY.
Explore/Identify another system that can also be designed using the proposed solutions in Section A 2.2. Justify your answers with examples (maximum FIVE pages ONLY).
*To encourage the students on knowledge application of the specified chapters.
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