BIS 261 DeVry All Week iLab

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.
BIS 261 DeVry Week 4 iLab Latest
Joint Application Development (JAD) Session
iLab Overview
Scenario/Summary
Acme Jewelry Company is a successful Midwestern retailer of medium-priced items. It currently has stores in six
metropolitan areas and operates under a brick-and-mortar business model. Management has committed itself to
enhancing its marketing channels to include an Internet-based distribution channel to the public. This e-commerce
application is their first endeavor into Web-based information systems.
The company has the following organization structure.
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Facts about the current business:
1. All stores are located in large shopping malls and carry the same merchandise.
2. Jewelry lines include women's lines for necklaces, earrings, and bracelets in the range of the $50 - $200 price
range.
3. Approximately 500 items are available for sale in each retail location.
4. A central warehouse is maintained in one of the larger cities and supplies all of the retail stores.
Facts about the project:
1. The Senior Business Systems Analyst in the Information Systems Department has been assigned to manage
the requirements discovery phase of this project.
2. Time frames of the project are very tight because management wants the system implemented in time for the
Christmas holiday season. It is currently April and a due date of October 1st has been requested.