Objective:
The objective of this task is to identify the core domain concepts in SafeRUM, document their relationships, and ensure they are well-defined to enhance understanding and communication within the development team.
Task Description:
Review the SafeRUM project documentation to identify the core domain concepts.
Create a list of these concepts and provide clear definitions for each.
Visualize the relationships between these concepts in a simple diagram.
Implementation Steps:
Identify Core Concepts:
Examples of core concepts in SafeRUM might include:
User: Represents individuals interacting with the system.
Report: Represents an incident or suspicious activity.
Notification: Represents messages sent to users or security personnel.
Role: Represents user roles such as Admin, Security, or General User.
Define Each Concept:
Provide a brief definition for each concept. For example:
User: A person who interacts with the system, identified by unique credentials.
Report: A record of a suspicious activity submitted by a user.
Notification: A message generated by the system to inform users about important events.
Document Relationships:
Identify how these concepts relate to each other. For example:
A User creates a Report.
A Notification is sent to a User based on the Role.
Create a Visual Representation:
Draw a simple diagram showing these concepts and their relationships.
Deliverables:
List of Core Concepts:
Definitions of the key domain objects.
Concept Relationship Diagram:
A simple diagram illustrating the relationships between domain concepts.
Deadline:
Complete this task by November 26, 2024, at 23:00 hours.
Objective: The objective of this task is to identify the core domain concepts in SafeRUM, document their relationships, and ensure they are well-defined to enhance understanding and communication within the development team.
Task Description: Review the SafeRUM project documentation to identify the core domain concepts. Create a list of these concepts and provide clear definitions for each. Visualize the relationships between these concepts in a simple diagram.
Implementation Steps:
Identify Core Concepts:
Examples of core concepts in SafeRUM might include: User: Represents individuals interacting with the system. Report: Represents an incident or suspicious activity. Notification: Represents messages sent to users or security personnel. Role: Represents user roles such as Admin, Security, or General User. Define Each Concept:
Provide a brief definition for each concept. For example: User: A person who interacts with the system, identified by unique credentials. Report: A record of a suspicious activity submitted by a user. Notification: A message generated by the system to inform users about important events. Document Relationships: Identify how these concepts relate to each other. For example: A User creates a Report. A Notification is sent to a User based on the Role.
Create a Visual Representation: Draw a simple diagram showing these concepts and their relationships.
Deliverables: List of Core Concepts: Definitions of the key domain objects. Concept Relationship Diagram: A simple diagram illustrating the relationships between domain concepts.
Deadline: Complete this task by November 26, 2024, at 23:00 hours.