Modelling System Requirements Report 2022

Running head: MODELLING SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Modelling System Requirements
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Table of Contents
1. Introduction..................................................................................................................................2
2. Methodologies.............................................................................................................................2
2.1 Types of Approach in SDLC.................................................................................................3
2.2 SDLC Methodologies............................................................................................................4
2.3 Waterfall and Agile Model....................................................................................................4
3. Chosen Methodology...................................................................................................................5
4. Gathering Requirements..............................................................................................................5
5. Requirements...............................................................................................................................6
5.1 Functional Requirements.......................................................................................................6
5.2 Non-Functional Requirements...............................................................................................6
6. Modelling Requirements.............................................................................................................8
References........................................................................................................................................9

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1. Introduction
The report discusses concepts in relation with QuickCabs. The online based company
provides user with facilities based on booking and paying for taxi service over the online
platform. Any user registered within the system would be able to search for the taxis that are
available and can be visible within the website (Permana 2015). Users would need to register
themselves within the website where they would be provided with a unique ID and password.
The login information could be used for users to process the further mode of transactions.
In the present context of needs within the business, there is a major need to include a new
form of design for a booking system. With the help of the new design, the system of
management of bookings, handling customer information and dealing with various kind of
transactions would become easy to maintain (Stare 2014). The report would thus discuss about
the use of different form of methodologies while discussing the most suitable methodology that
would help in the development of the system.
2. Methodologies
The defining of the new system would need to be done in a systematic manner. Hence,
the use of System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) would majorly help in developing a proper
system, which would exactly meet with the requirements (Chang, Lee and Chen 2014). The
SDLC comprises of certain activities, which are: planning, designing, implementation of
software coding, testing, documentation, deployment and future maintenance over the code.

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(Figure 1: The SDLC Model)
(Source: Velmourougan et al. 2014)
2.1 Types of Approach in SDLC
There are two forms of SDLC models and approaches that includes:
Predictive SDLC Model – In this model of approach, the planning phase for the entire
project would be made before the development phase over the project. The different kind of
processes that would be involved in the predictive approach includes initiation, planning for the
project, deep analysis over the design approaches, implementation and further deployment.
The usefulness of the predictive approach to SDLC for the designing of the booking
system for QuickCabs is that it would lead to high level of planning approaches (Basri et al.
2016). The predictive approach could be used for developing such applications in which the
product would be understood in an appropriate manner. Thus, the involvement of the customer
would only be made during the changing of scope and at the start of the project.