First Draft UM or SRS

You now have at your disposal

• the information in the WUIM Project Vision Document,
• what you have learned for your Deliverable 1 domain model diagram,
• the posted solution to Deliverable 1 and the criticisms you got on your Deliverable 1 diagram,
• what you have learned for your Deliverable 2 list of assumptions, exceptions, variations and questions,
• what you have learned from the distributed list of assumptions, exceptions, variations and questions,
• the answers you got to your Deliverable 2 questions,
• two updates to the vision document,
• what you have learned for your Deliverable 3 use case model,
• the posted solution to Deliverable 3 and the criticisms you got on your Deliverable 3 diagram,
• what you have learned for your Deliverable 4 WUIM class model,
• the posted solution to Deliverable 4 and the criticisms you will soon get on your Deliverable 4 diagram, and
• any good ideas that come to your minds.

By now, your group and your customer have come to some agreement about what WUIM should and should not do. It is time to express that agreement in the form of a first draft of your group's user's manual (UM) or software requirements specification (SRS), a.k.a. Deliverable 5. It must take into account all the feedback you have gotten from your customer on your group's Deliverables.

In this deliverable, you must have an improved version of your group's WUIM use case model, Deliverable 3, and class diagram, Delieverable 4, reflecting what your group now understands about what is needed for WUIM. It is OK if you use in your improved version, elements of posted WUIM Class Model and New WUIM Use Case Model, provided by Berry. It is better if in your improved models you merge the good and innovative parts of your own Deliverables 3 and 4 with the usable parts of the posted solutions.

If your deliverable is a user's manual, it includes:

• cover page + table of contents + page numbers,
• a glossary of terms,
• a revised domain model with superimposed world diagram,
• a revised use case diagram,
• a typical scenario for each use case, expressed in natural langauge in one of several possible formats:
  1. the format of Lihua Ou's WD-Pic User's Manual,
  2. multicolumn format as in the Scenarios and Use Cases slides,
  3. single column, multicolor format, with the steps of each actor or process being in a different color; you may use this format only if you print your hard copy with a color printer, or
  4. the format of Adobe Acrobat's online help pages, and
• a user-interace description using a numbered or inline set of screen diagrams associated with the scenarios above.

If your deliverable is an SRS, it is a draft of the full SRS, covering at least the required functionality. Somewhere in this SRS, you need to have at least

• cover page + table of contents + page numbers,
• a glossary of terms,
• a revised domain model with superimposed world diagram,
• a revised use case diagram,
• in Section 3, a specification of the behavior of the use cases, structured in one of the possible ways to structure Section 3,
• a user-interace description using a numbered set of screen diagrams that are referenced by the appropriate functional descriptions in Section 3.

You MUST follow any relevant advice given in the ``User's Manual Advice'' slides.

Your submission MUST have a cover page as specified here.

You will need to submit both a hard copy AND and an electronic copy of this deliverable:

• The hard copy should be placed in the designated drop box for CS445/SE463.
• The electronic copy should be emailed to the course account with the subject "CS445 Deliverable 5 Group XX" where XX is your group number, with a leading zero if it's less than 10. The file name for the same deliverable should be "D5-GXX.pdf" where XX is your group number as before. PLEASE use this subject line and file name; otherwise it is difficult for us to organize all of the submissions. Deliverable 5 must be in PDF format.