1. Program Description: a. The following program presented to the stakeholders is designed to calculate the usable area in square feet of a house. b. VB.net will be the program used to calculate the square footage of test case #1, #2, and #3. c. The program will use up to a maximum of four rooms in the house. d. The four rooms will be rectangular in shape. 2. Analysis: e. I will now identify the inputs and outputs required to meet our specifications. f. The house has three rooms; this will require six total inputs, and three total outputs. Inputs equal “Length” x “Width” for each room. g. Each input will have a distinguished name. Input names are prescribed below. “Length x Width” = Expected Output in square feet.
Test Case #1 i. Length of room #1. “LRM 1” = 10. ii. Width of room #1. “WRM 1” = 14. iii. Length of room #2. “LRM 2” = 9. iv. Width of room #2. “WRM 2” = 10. v. Length of room #3. “LRM 3” = 12. vi. Width of room #3. “WRM 3” = 12.
Test Case #2 vii. Length of room #1. “LRM 1” = 8. viii. Width of room #1. “WRM 1” = 12. ix. Length of room #2. “LRM 2” = 6. x. Width of room #2. “WRM 2” = 8. xi. Length of room #3. “LRM 3” = 10. xii. Width of room #3. “WRM 3” = 10.
Test Case #3 xiii. Length of room #1. “LRM 1” = 12. xiv. Width of room #1. “WRM 1” = 16. xv. Length of room #2. “LRM 2” = 7. xvi. Width of room #2. “WRM 2” = 10. xvii. Length of room #3. “LRM 3” = 9. xviii. Width of room #3. “WRM 3” = 9. 3. Test Plan: h.
Test Case # Input Expected Output 1. Room1: length=10,