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Microsoft Word - Assignment-1_2007_ITECH7410.docx CRICOS Provider No: 00103D 1/3 ITECH 7410: Software Engineering Methodologies Assignment 1 Due Date: Fri, May 01, 2020 - 23:59 (Week 6) Weighting: 20% Submission: via Moodle Assignment Type: Individual Refer to Course Description, especially in regard to: Extensions, Special Consideration, Late Submissions, and Plagiarism. Purpose: The purposes of the assignment: 1. Understanding a real-time and time-critical system 2. Understanding Entity Relationship Diagram and Data Flow Diagram in terms of a real-time software system 3. Analyzing a real-time system and the flow of the corresponding software Introduction: The banks in Australia (and most of the other countries having a modern banking system) provide the customers to transfer money between two accounts in real-time. In most of the Australian banks, the transfer software/app, popularly known as Real-time Money Transfer (RMT), has an identical flow. As for example, a transfer starts after the usual log in and standard authentication. After that, the user selects a recipient for the transfer. Having proper authentication (if required), if the total amount to transfer is less than the current balance of the user, the system transfers the money immediately to the recipient. Some of the systems allow the sender to send an email to the recipient to let him know about the transfer. Although the transfer seems to be a straight-forward one, most of the bank enforce additional authentication to ensure the smooth and safe transfer of the money. You are now the in-charge of developing this software in a new Bank. Your task is to oversee the development of this Real-time system required to ensure secure money transfer. Description: The RMT should work according to the following rules: CRICOS Provider No: 00103D 2/3 Step-1: Sender enters the interface after successful authentication Step-2: Selects the account (multiple accounts may be linked in one interface) and amount to transfer Step-3: Select the recipient of the transfer either a) from an already Saved info and move to Step-6, OR b) by entering the recipient name and account info Step-4: The bank sends an SMS code in the sender’s mobile number (which is already stored in the bank database) Step-5: Sender retrieves that code from SMS and enter the code in the website/ app and resume the transfer Step-6: Transfer is completed and a confirmation message is shown Special Remark: Note that the code is valid for 5 minutes only and if you click on: “Send SMS again with Code” for 5 times within a minute, the account will be blocked for an hour. In addition, if the user requests to send multiple SMSs with different codes, only the final code will work. Your task is to do a Real-Time Structured Analysis for the RMT considering the aforementioned steps and the Special Remark. You are to present your analysis including the following information: 1. An External Entity-Relationship Diagram (ERD) indicating relationships of the RMT and the other external entities in the system. 2. Data and Control Flow Diagrams (DFD/CFDs) - to sufficient detail that only a single task is carried out by each process at the lowest level. You should show the control events that occur on the same diagrams. Use the real-time extensions for control flows etc. shown in the lecture notes. You need to determine when and where events will occur. For example, whenever a piece of data becomes available it may need a control event to let the system know that it is available. These events must be clearly shown in these DFD/CFD diagrams and then handled in the Control Specification (CSPEC). 3. Control Specifications (Cspec) - use combinational or sequential FSMs as required, presented in an appropriate format. The idea is that the Cspec will completely describe how each and every event or control flow is handled in the system. Note you need to provide both "Process Activation Table" and "State Machine Diagram". 4. A Data Dictionary is required to adequately describe each name or special term used in the analysis, which includes process names, data flow names, control flow names etc. If you think further information is required make reasonable assumptions and clearly state these in the submission. Submission Criteria: The assignment must be submitted electronically through Moodle in a zip file (yourid.zip) that contains the following items in separate files: CRICOS Provider No: 00103D 3/3 1. An External Entity-Relationship Diagram (ERD) 2. Data and Control Flow Diagrams (DFD/CFDs) 3. Control Specifications (Cspec) 4. A PDF report in the following structure: a. Introduction: In one or two paragraphs, describe the key features of the given problem b. Screenshot ot ERD and a brief discussion on ERD c. Screenshot of DFD/CFD and a brief discussion on DFD/CFD d. Screenshot of Cspec and a brief discussion on Cspec e. Data Dictionary and a brief discussion on Data Dictionary f. Conclusion: In your own words, write down what you have learnt from this assignment, what are the hurdles you faced to complete the assignment and how did you overcome those issues. Marking Guide: Item Marks Introduction 5 An External Entity-Relationship Diagram 15 Discussion on ERD 5 Data and Control Flow Diagrams (DFD/CFDs) 15 Discussion on DFD/CFDs 5 Control Specifications (Cspec) 15 Discussion on Cspec 5 Data Dictionary 15 Discussion on Data Dictionary 5 Conclusion 15 Total 100 Assignment Weight 20% Submission Guideline: Include all the files in a ZIP file and name the ZIP file as YOURID_ITECH7410_A1.zip Feedback Marks will be uploaded in fdlGrades and a completed marking guide provided in Moodle within 2 weeks of assignment submission. CRICOS Provider No: 00103D 4/3 Plagiarism Plagiarism is the presentation of the expressed thought or work of another person as though it is one's own without properly acknowledging that person. You must not allow other students to copy your work and must take care to safeguard against this happening. More information about the plagiarism policy and procedure for the university can be found at http://federation.edu.au/students/learning-and- study/online-help-with/plagiarism.
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Introduction
The Australian banks want to have a real-time transaction system which can provide a real environ
ment to the users. The current system works well and is secure using the authentication process, but the users face some delay in getting the results. The banks need a system which can provide the result without any buffer delay. The system will ask for the unique user id and password given to the user. Without user id and password, user will not be allowed to access the account. The system also makes it easier for senders to transfer the money as it keeps a record of all the transactions made in past and recipient’s details.
The system allows sender to make transaction to multiple recipients at the same time. A list will be shown to the sender in his account. He will have option to either select from the existing ones or add new recipients in the system. The sender will also be able to see his account balance and accordingly select amount to be transferred. The system will send a unique code to the sender’s mobile phone which is already stored in the system. This helps to make sure that the registered user is using the system. The sender needs to enter this code in the system within 5 minutes else the code will be expired. The system will also block the account for 1 hour if user clicks on the link to get code more than 5 times within a minute. If the sender enters a valid code, then only the transaction will resume, and the deducted amount will be shown on screen.
Entity Relationship Diagram
An ER diagram is top level approach for the presentation of database design. The following diagram is for the database design of bank transaction system. This diagram contains all the entities, attributes and their relationships. For this system we have...
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