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    This document contains an examination for a module on analysis and design techniques. It includes 3 questions assessing various concepts. Question 1 has parts assessing non-functional vs functional requirements, prototyping in the SDLC, object-oriented analysis differences, and project feasibility factors. Question 2 provides a scenario for an auto rental system and parts assessing use case and sequence diagrams, extending the use case diagram, and a class diagram. Question 3 has parts assessing typical business form sections, computer vs paper forms, code testing processes, and installation approaches. The document provides instructions and marks for each question part.

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    This document contains an examination for a module on analysis and design techniques. It includes 3 questions assessing various concepts. Question 1 has parts assessing non-functional vs functional requirements, prototyping in the SDLC, object-oriented analysis differences, and project feasibility factors. Question 2 provides a scenario for an auto rental system and parts assessing use case and sequence diagrams, extending the use case diagram, and a class diagram. Question 3 has parts assessing typical business form sections, computer vs paper forms, code testing processes, and installation approaches. The document provides instructions and marks for each question part.

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    BSc (Hons) Business Information Systems, BSc

    (Hons) Software Engineering, BSc (Hons)

    Computer Science with Network Security


    Cohorts: BCNS/09/FT, BIS/08/PT, BIS/09/FT, BSE/09/FT &
    BCNS/08/FT

    Examinations for 2010 - 2011 / Semester 1

    Resit Examinations for 2009 - 2010 / Semester 2


    MODULE: ANALYSIS AND DESIGN TECHNIQUES

    MODULE CODE: SDT2114

    Duration: 2 ½ Hours

    Instructions to Candidates:

    1. Answer all questions.


    2. Questions may be answered in any order but your answers must show
    the question number clearly.
    3. Always start a new question on a fresh page.
    4. All questions do not carry equal marks.
    5. Total marks 100.

    This question paper contains 3 questions and 3 pages.


    Page 1 of 3
    2010/S1
    ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS

    QUESTION 1: (30 MARKS)

    (a) What distinguishes a non-functional requirement from a functional


    requirement? Give an example of each. (5 marks)

    (b) How might prototyping be used as part of the SDLC? Illustrate your answer
    with the help of an example. (5 marks)

    (c) Explain how object-oriented analysis and design differs from the traditional
    approach. (10 marks)

    (d) List and explain 3 different types of project feasibility factors. Is any factor
    most important? Why or Why not? (9 marks+1 mark)

    QUESTION 2: (40 MARKS)

    An auto rental company wants to develop an automated system that can handle
    car reservations, customer billing and car auctions. Usually a customer reserves
    a car, picks it up, and then returns it after a certain period of time. At the time of
    pickup, the customer has the option to buy or waive collision insurance on the
    car. When the car is returned, the customer receives a bill and pays the specific
    amount. In addition to renting cars, every six months or so, the auto rental
    company auctions the cars that has accumulated over 20,000 miles.

    (a) Draw a use case diagram for capturing the requirements of the system to
    be developed. (10 marks)

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    2010/S1
    (b) Extend the diagram to capture corporate billing, where corporate
    customers are not billed directly; rather the corporations they work for are
    billed and payments are made sometime later. (10 marks)

    (c) Draw a sequence diagram to describe a car which is available during the
    specified time period. (10 marks)

    (d) Draw a class diagram, showing the relevant classes, attributes, operations
    and relationships of the above case. (10 marks)

    QUESTION 3: (30 MARKS)

    (a) (i) List and describe the general sections of a typical business form.
    (5 marks)
    (ii) Do computer-based and paper-based forms have the same components?
    Why or why not? (5 marks)

    (b) Explain the code-testing process? (10 marks)

    (c) (i) What are the four approaches to installations? (8 marks)


    (ii) Which is the most expensive? (2 marks)

    ***END OF QUESTION PAPER***

    Page 3 of 3
    2010/S1

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