ATMC, Semester 2: Backup Controller System Design and Analysis Report

This report presents a comprehensive analysis of a Backup Controller System, focusing on its design and implementation using the System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and Agile methodology. The case study involves a company, YITSC, that provides data backup services and aims to build a Backup Controller System to manage client data securely. The report details the six phases of SDLC, including planning, requirements analysis, design and development, integration and testing, deployment, and operations and maintenance. It also explores core process activities within each stage. Furthermore, the report discusses the application of Agile methodology, emphasizing iterative development and client feedback. The paper includes Event Tables, Use Case diagrams, Domain Model Class diagrams, and Design Class Diagrams to illustrate the system's functionalities and processes. The report highlights the importance of data security, system testing, and the need for continuous maintenance and upgrades to ensure client satisfaction and data integrity. The goal of the system is to control the data being transferred from the client end to the server for storing and backing up purpose.