FUCTIONAL/ NON-FUCTIONAL (STAND-ALONE)

Functional Requirements

– A process the system must perform

– Information the system must contain

Nonfunctional Requirements

– Behavioral properties the system must have

• Operational

• Performance

• Security

• Cultural and political

– Non-functional requirements may be more critical than functional requirements. If these are not
met, the system may be rendered useless

Decision Table

 Name the condition and values each condition can assume

 Name all possible actions that can occur
 List all rules
 Define the actions for each rule
 Simplify the table

COND
T T T T F F F F
T T F F T T F F
T F T F T F T F

USE CASE DIAGRAM

 Identify the actors/entity

 Identify the function related to the actor/entity
 Draw the flow

DATA FLOW DIAGRAM

External entity

Process name
 Data store

DONT’S
ERD Diagram

Identify the SDLC PHASE

 PLANNING (identify, prioritize and arrange IS needs)

 ANALYSIS (Study and structure system requirements)
 DESIGN (convert recommended solutions to system specifications)
 IMPLEMENTATION ( code, test, install and support the IS)
 MAINTAINENCE ( systematically repair and improve the IS)