[3.1.1] Software Detailed Design Plan

Key Aspects:

Component Design: Outlining the specific behavior and interface of each software component or module.
Data Structure Design: Choosing efficient data structures for internal data storage and processing.
Algorithm Design: Developing algorithms that determine how tasks are executed within the software.
Interface Design: Defining how different software components will interact with each other and with external systems.
Error Handling and Recovery: Planning for exceptions, errors, and system failures.
Security Considerations: Addressing potential security vulnerabilities in the design.\

Steps for Effective Planning:

Understand Requirements: Start with a clear understanding of what the software needs to do, based on the requirements analysis.
High-Level Design: Use the system design as a guide to ensure the detailed design aligns with the overall architecture.
Component-Level Planning: Define the responsibilities, interfaces, and interactions of each software component.
Data and Algorithm Design: Decide on the appropriate data structures and algorithms that will provide the desired functionality and performance.
Interface Specification: Clearly specify how components will communicate with each other and with external entities.
Security and Error Handling: Incorporate robust security measures and error handling from the start.
Review and Iteration: Regularly review the design with stakeholders and refine it as necessary.
Documentation: Document the design decisions, component specifications, interfaces, and data structures for future reference and maintenance.

complete detailed design class diagram

7/11 -20/11

BenjaminTham-SIT / INF2001_P4-5