NAME: Muhammad Ihtisham

GROUP: B

Part 1
Concrete Scenarios
Concrete scenarios are specific to particular system under consideration.
Following are discussed the given attributes scenarios.

1. Availability:
Availability concerns with the system failure and its associated consequences.
Concrete scenario is discussed below:
Source of stimulus:
The system response is different to an external or internal indication of failure. The case
which we consider is that the message to the system arrives from outside.

Stimulus:
There could be many stimuli to a system. The case which we consider is that the arrival
of a message is the time fault. The message is generated at different time.

Artifact:
Some artifacts are effected of a system. The case which we consider the artifact is the
process.

Environment:
The stimulus can occur at any time. In our case it occurs during normal operation of the
system.

Response:
The system response could be different. In our case the system generates a notification
and perform its normal operation.

Response measure:
 In our case the system will operate normally with no downtime with the arrival of the
unexpected message.

2. Modification:
It concerns about the cost of change.

Source of stimulus:
In our case of scenario which consider, the source of stimulus is the developer.
Stimulus:
In our case it is the stimulus is that a developer wishes to make changes to the user
interface, by changing the background color.
Artifact:
In our case the artifact is the code of the system.
Environment:
In our case the modification done at the design stage.
Response:
In our case the system response with no side effects.

Response measure:
In our case the time in which the modification will be performed could be less than one
hour.

3. Performance:
It concerns about quickly a system response to an external event.
 Source of stimulus:
In our case of scenario, the source of stimulus could be the collection of users.

Stimulus:
In our case the stimulus is the activation of 200 transactions per minute.

Artifact:
In our case it is the system service.

Environment:
In our case the stimulus is made during the normal operation of the system.

Response:
In our case the system proceeds the transaction.

Response measure:
In our case the transaction should be proceed with an average of four seconds.

4. Security:
It concerns with the system’s resistance to an unauthorized user access to the system.

Source of stimulus:
The example which we take is that an attack on the system which could be a human or
an another system unknown to the system.

Stimulus:
In our case the stimulus is the attacker wants to make modification to the data.
Artifact:
In our case the artifact is the data in the system.

Environment:
The attack can come at any time this when the system is connected to a network or not,
online .

Response:
 In our case the system will must provide its services to an authorized user while
rejecting the request of an unauthorized user.
Response measure:
In our data the data should be restored within a day.

5. Testability:
It is ease with which the system could be tested.

Source of stimulus:
The source of stimulus is the tester. Which wants to perform a unit testing on the
system.
Stimulus:
In our case the testing is activated by the completion of a unit of code.

Artifact:
The artifact in our case in code, a unit code is to be tested.

Environment:
In our case the test performs during the development time.

Response:
In our case the response of a system should be captured.

Response measure:
In our case it is the percentage of coverage of executable statements.