BIS 261 DeVry Week 3 I Lab Latest

BIS 261 DeVry Week 3 I Lab Latest
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BIS261
BIS 261 DeVry Week 3 iLab Latest
Scenario and Summary
OfficeFix, Inc. provides onsite office equipment repair services. Customers call a toll-free number or visit a website to
request a service call. OfficeFix dispatches a technician to the customer's location within two hours to perform the
needed repairs. OfficeFix can repair most popular makes and models of office equipment, including photocopiers,
scanners, fax machines, desktop computers, and printers.
OfficeFix's customer base has been growing rapidly, and the company has been expanding the number of makes and
models of equipment that can be serviced. As a result, it has become difficult for service technicians to carry printed
repair manuals for all of the different types of equipment, and time-consuming for them to find the right manual and
service procedure. OfficeFix has decided to address these problems by creating a Mobile Service Knowledge Base
system that will allow service technicians to call up repair procedures on handheld devices, eliminating the need for the
paper manuals.
You are a business analyst for OfficeFix. You have been assigned to write the requirements specification document for
the Mobile Service Knowledge Base system.
While you were busy on a different project, another analyst met with OfficeFix's Field Service Manager and interviewed
him regarding the project. You have been provided with a transcript of that interview. Based on this transcript, your
manager has asked you to prepare a preliminary list of requirements for the project. This list will be expanded and
revised as you gather requirements from other sources, but it will serve as a starting point for the project.
Upon completing this lab, you will be able to:
Extract business requirements from customer interviews,
Document business requirements so that they are objective, measurable, and testable, and
Identify requirements in multiple categories.
Necessary materials:
All materials marked with * are already installed in your lab environment.
Background information (Scenario/Summary section above)
Transcript of interview with Field Service Manager
(BIS261_W3_iLab_Transcript.docx; download from iLab files folder in Doc Sharing)
Template for requirements list (BIS261_W3_iLab_Template.docx; download from iLab files folder in Doc Sharing)
Microsoft Word* for writing the requirements
Deliverables

Prepare a list of business requirements for the Mobile Service Knowledge Base system.
Grading rubric:
Item
Percentage
Each requirement is individually numbered. 10%
Each requirement is expressed in a clear and concise
20%
format, preferably as a single sentence.
Requirements are stated so as to be objective, measurable,
20%
and testable.
Requirements accurately reflect customer needs as
20%
expressed in the interview transcript.
At least 10 requirements are provided. 20%
At least one requirement is provided in each of the following
categories:
functional, technical, performance, usability, reliability, and
security.
10%
100%
iLab Steps
STEP 1: Review background information and interview transcript
Review the available information about the OfficeFix Mobile Service Knowledge Base system.
Review the Scenario/Summary section above.
Download and review the interview transcript provided in the BIS261_W3_iLab_Transcript.docx file in the iLab Files
folder in Doc Sharing.
STEP 2: Download and open Economic Feasibility Analysis workbook template
Based on the information that you reviewed in Step 1, write at least 10 specific statements of business requirements
for the Mobile Service Knowledge Base system. Make sure that each requirement statement expresses a single
requirement in a way that is objective, measurable, and testable.
Download the file BIS261_W3_iLab_Template.docx from the iLab Files folder in Doc Sharing.
In the Functional Requirements section, write at least one functional requirement for the system. (Each functional
requirement states an activity or process that the system must perform.) In the Rqmt. No. column, assign each
functional requirement a unique number starting with FR- such as FR-001, FR-002, and so on.
In the Technical Requirements section, write at least one technical requirement for the system. (Each technical
requirement states a characteristic that the system must have because of the organization's technological
environment.) In the Rqmt. No. column, assign each technical requirement a unique number starting with TR-, such as
TR-001, TR-002, and so on.
In the Performance Requirements section, write at least one performance requirement for the system. (Performance
requirements deal with the speed, capacity, response time, or throughput of the system.) In the Rqmt. No. column,
assign each performance requirement a unique number starting with PR-, such as PR-001, PR-002, and so on.
In the Usability Requirements section, write at least one usability requirement for the system. (Usability requirements
are those that make the system easier to work with for users.) In the Rqmt. No. column, assign each usability
requirement a unique number starting with UR-, such as UR-001, UR-002, and so on.
In the Reliability Requirements section, write at least one reliability requirement for the system. (Reliability requirements
specify how dependable the system must be, and how it should handle errors, failures, and outages.) In the Rqmt. No.
column, assign each reliability requirement a unique number starting with RR-, such as RR-001, RR-002, and so on.

In the Security Requirements section, write at least one security requirement for the system. (Security requirements
deal with how user access to information is controlled.) In the Rqmt. No. column, assign each security requirement a
unique number starting with SR-, such as SR-001, SR-002, and so on.
NOTE: You must write at least 10 requirements in total, with at least one in each category. To write 10 total
requirements, you will need to write more than one requirement in some categories.
STEP 3: Save and submit
Save your requirements list as a Microsoft Word file using the following naming convention: LastName_w3_ilab.docx.