Table of Contents System Description 2-3 Functional Description 4-5 Data Dictionary 6-7 Context Level Diagram and Child Diagram 8-9 System Input, Output Forms, and Interfaces 10-14 Testing, Maintenance and Auditing 15-16 System Description System Name US Transportation Command Firewall Modification Request System (FMRS) Type of System FMRS is a Management Information System using a Microsoft Access Database and
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User Stories Guide What are they? User stories are value-focused units of delivery that are typically used in Agile projects. Written from the customer or stakeholder’s perspective, user stories share what is needed and why. The “who” in a user story is typically someone with a particular role or title, or it could be from the perspective of a persona: a fictitious, sample user’s behaviors and needs, spelled out in detail. When choosing the “who”, avoid being too general (e.g. “As a user...”) which
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2 Bottom-up Estimation Work Breakdown Structure Deliverable | Tasks | Cost | Source Code | Develop Client’s functions | 8 days | | Develop manager’s functions | 7 days | | Produce Unit Testing modules | 7 days | Unit Testing | Produce Load Testing modules | 7 days | Load Testing | Analyze the performance of the Hotel reservation system | 3 days | Analyze Performance | Document Effort | 1 day | Component Design | Document User Manual | 7 days | User Manual | Document Usefulness
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or application does. When it comes to prototyping there are several approaches that can be used, such as the waterfall approach which is the most common method of prototyping used. The waterfall approach “relies heavily on written specs, and leave testing and user feedback until late in the development cycle. A waterfall approach works well when there is a desire to consciously limit user options and force the adoption of out-of the-box functionality.” (Llieva, Mizuno 2013) When taking into consideration
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Test Plan Megan Patterson IS4560 Childers June 17, 2013 External Penetration testing tests the security surrounding externally connected systems from the Internet, as well as within a corporate network. Controlled tests are used to gain access to Internet resources and ultimately to the DMZ, which is an internal network; by going through and around firewalls from the Internet. External Penetration Testing involves the finding and exploitation of actual known and unknown vulnerabilities from
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and needs within their applications. They drive the steps used to meet best practices and standards that businesses are required to follow to function. SDLCs are made up of various different stages such as; assessments, application development, QA testing, deployments, etc. Best practices and standards dictate that implementing security within the various steps of an SDLC if not all of the steps will provide the best results that any business is trying to achieve. An SDLC can come in a few different
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The Ethical Treatment of Animals in America Arline Edmiston SOC 120: Introduction to Ethics & Social Responsibility Professor Susanne Elliott September 11, 2012 As with the majority of subjects that involve ethics, there is always more than just one point of view. It is not any different when it comes to the ethical treatment of animals. In fact, it has been the subject in which a few near war like situations have happened. For example, there are people who believe that any
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Non Destructive Test (NDT) X-Ray Advantages of X-Ray X-rays are invisible electromagnetic energy, which is used as a way to get or make images of internal tissues, bones and organs of our body. It is by this process that an expert determines bones of a patient are intact or broken after an accident. Likewise, you can find internal injuries to organs. In addition, X-rays are used to find out whether or not a person has a cancerous tumour. With the increasing technological advances, the
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DEVELOPMENT LIFE CYCLE INTRODUCTION SDLC – SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT LIFE CYCLE Problem Definition SDLC - is the process of creating or altering systems, and the models and methodologies that people use to develop. Implementation Analysis Testing Design SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT LIFE CYCLE PROBLEM DEFINATION • MCB was used in house development System MIBS • PROBLEMS System Not Integrated Each Branch have their own Server Mostly Work done Manually and at the end of day a KPO entered
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“Inappropriate genetic testing can threaten individual autonomy, privacy, and confidentiality and lead to various types of genetic stigmatization and discrimination without any commensurate benefit for the individual tested,” (Brandt; Rauf, 2004). When Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway (BNSF) tested their employees without the employees knowing about it, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) stepped in and cited that BNSF violated the employee’s equal rights through discrimination
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