As a developer, I am creating a comprehensive document for the Library Management System (LMS) so that stakeholders and developers have a clear understanding of the system's architecture, features, and operational workflows.
Acceptance Criteria:
Document Structure:
The document is structured to include sections like Introduction, System Overview, Use Cases, Database Design, Functional Requirements, Non-Functional Requirements, System Architecture, and Reports.
System Overview:
The system overview provides a high-level description of the LMS, its purpose, and the key functionalities it offers (e.g., patron management, item management, checkout/return processes, fine management, etc.).
Use Cases:
Each use case is clearly defined, including the actors, system interactions, and expected outcomes (e.g., Add Patron, Checkout Items, Return Items, etc.).
As a developer, I am creating a comprehensive document for the Library Management System (LMS) so that stakeholders and developers have a clear understanding of the system's architecture, features, and operational workflows.
Acceptance Criteria:
Document Structure: The document is structured to include sections like Introduction, System Overview, Use Cases, Database Design, Functional Requirements, Non-Functional Requirements, System Architecture, and Reports.
System Overview: The system overview provides a high-level description of the LMS, its purpose, and the key functionalities it offers (e.g., patron management, item management, checkout/return processes, fine management, etc.).
Use Cases: Each use case is clearly defined, including the actors, system interactions, and expected outcomes (e.g., Add Patron, Checkout Items, Return Items, etc.).