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1) Proposal (20%) undefined For this task, you prepare an assignment proposal

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1) Proposal (20%)

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For this task, you prepare an assignment proposal. This section should include at least the following details:

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1. Introduction
2. Background information about the organization (you should explain about your reference system). You have to develop a scenario to describe the existing system.
3. Problem statement
4. Stakeholders of the system
5. Proposed system
6. Objective of the proposed(new) system

1. 2. Requirement Analysis (30%)
2. A requirement specification document limited to the list of functionalities to be included as well as the non-functional requirements in this section as given below:
3. 1. Explain the fact-finding techniques with proper justification. You have to provide evidence of contact with people, organisation or reading documents. (Interviews, questionnaires, sample forms or documents)
4. 2. Gather the requirements to prepare a requirement specification document. There should be a minimum of 5 functional and 3 non-functional requirements. Each requirement MUST be explained in a paragraph.
5. 3. Explain how the business (in your case) can be benefited from information system.
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8. 3. Limited logical design, conclusion and references (50%)
9. The logical design of the system MUST match the requirements. The elements to be included in this task are:
   • Context- level DFD diagram. (Identify all the external entities)
   • Create an event table for the high-level events that your system must be able to respond to. The table should contain the events, trigger, source, use case, response and destination.
   • Draw a DFD Level-0 with all the processes, data flows and data stores or a use case diagram to summarize the users of your system and their interactions with the system.
   • The report must include proper conclusion and references (Harvard Referencing).