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The document discusses a tutorial on quality factors for a college management system. It defines key terms like quality, process, and decomposition and abstraction. For a college management system, it suggests decomposing functionality into separate access for lecturers and students, decomposing information into student and lecturer records, and decomposing physical deployment into a login system, encrypted passwords, and features to access schedules, materials, and announcements. Quality factors for any product include functionality, usability, reliability, maintainability, efficiency, and portability.

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The document discusses a tutorial on quality factors for a college management system. It defines key terms like quality, process, and decomposition and abstraction. For a college management system, it suggests decomposing functionality into separate access for lecturers and students, decomposing information into student and lecturer records, and decomposing physical deployment into a login system, encrypted passwords, and features to access schedules, materials, and announcements. Quality factors for any product include functionality, usability, reliability, maintainability, efficiency, and portability.

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TUTORIAL 2 – 24/02/2021

1. How to deal with system complexity?


2. What are the factors for a product break down?
3. Define what the term quality means.
4. List all the quality factors.
5. Define ‘Process’.
6. If developing a product called ‘College Management System’, what are the
decomposition and abstraction in terms of its; Functionality; Information and
Physical System / Deployment.

1. To deal with system complexity, we should use decomposition to divide the problem into
smaller ‘brain sized’ chunks and use abstraction to concentrate on the most important
elements while ignoring currently irrelevant details.

2. Factors for a product break down are system behaviour and its functionality, what
information is being held, processed and transformed. Deployment is also another factor for
a product to break down as physical parts of the system are responsible for doing what and
talking to who.

3. Quality means to be able to satisfy the requirement of customers.

4. Functionality

Usability

Reliability

Maintainability

Efficiency

Portability.

5. Process is a series of actions or operations conducing to an end


6. Functionality: lecturers and students only can access the system, provide e-books

Information: Student information record, Lecturers information record,


Physical System / Deployment: Login system, encrypted password, to access college
timetable, to access subject materials, college announcement page

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