Assignment No. 03
Semester: Fall2019
CS510: Software Requirements and Specifications Total Marks: 15
Due Date: 21/01/2020
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Learning Outcome:
After completing this assignment, the student will be able:
• To have better understanding about Non- Functional Requirements Framework.
• To develop Goal model diagram
Note:
Assignment#3 covers topics from Week08 to Week11.
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Assignment#3
Question 01:
Consider you are hired as a software developer and at earlier stage, responsibility of drawing a goal model for an automated train system is being assigned to you. Automated train system is a safe, secure, and usable system. Based on safety concern of Automated Train System, you should draw goal model using the given generic pattern.
Main Goals of Automated Train system are:
- To Build a safe train automated system
- To secure passengers from causalities
- To provide protection against fire hazard
Possible Expectations of automated train system are:
Train will stop moving in case of fire
- Train will stop after 5 Secs and open the doors
- Availability of emergency stop will be one the goal of automated system
- Doors will be opened before the train stop.
Safety equipment will available
Each cabin of train will be fireproof
Note: You will follow top-down approach to develop Goal Model.
Question 02:
Nonfunctional requirements framework deals with different softgoal activities tradeoffs in order to satisfy the stakeholder’s business objectives. Identify only Five softgoal tradeoff activities from the NFR framework.
Best of Luck!
