Parramatta Case Study Report

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PARRAMATTA CASE STUDY REPORT
By name
Name of the professor
Name of the school
The city
Date

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Abstract
Parramatta is the city council that operates the seven carparks in paramatta. The company
needs another system to control the carpark. Many people have moved to urban areas increasing
the population in the city. The high population has resulted in the high demand for the carparks
which are not available. The company is envisioned to make the city an excellent place to live by
reducing congestion and provide space for working. The company has grouped the stakeholder
into three major groups. Government, land use, and customers. The company has a functional
requirement and a non-functional requirement. The report explains the elicitation technique and
the tools used in the elicitation technique.

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Contents
Initiating the Project................................................................................................... 4
Problem definition................................................................................................... 4
Project scope & vision............................................................................................. 5
Stakeholders of the project..................................................................................... 5
2 FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS............................................................................... 5
Entrance to the park............................................................................................... 5
Payment.................................................................................................................. 6
Departing the park.................................................................................................. 6
NON-FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS.............................................................................6
Fault recording........................................................................................................ 6
Security SLA............................................................................................................ 6
Seasonal ticket........................................................................................................ 6
3 Elicitation techniques.............................................................................................. 7
Seasonal ticket........................................................................................................ 7
Tool for elicitation technique................................................................................... 7
Split ticket............................................................................................................ 7
Conclusion.................................................................................................................. 7
Bibliography............................................................................................................... 8