Business Driven Technology
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Chapter 18, Problem 1CQ
- 1. What signs identify if a current project is experiencing issues?
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Choose one of the following system
(ATM, pharmacy, food ordering system,
or library)
Each student should perform the following
tasks in his/her project:
1- Identify the problem, objectives, and
methodology to be used
2- Determine the functional and non-
functional requirements. Also, determine the
type of collecting the requirements
3- Select suitable Model
4- Draw use case and Sequence Diagram
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