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Software Development step by step - part 1


Human-computer interaction: Natural computing, people and systems

This program would cover analysis, to requirements and design step by step -

Introduction

An opportunity to create an online train ticket system. To achieve the aims, there is a need to research on the current manual train ticket systems and then build requirements base on these. Design and prototype are to be developed to meet the requirements. An evaluation of the system design is to be conducted by the designer, before prototype of the system is developed. Designers are permitted to use three other users from the public to evaluate the prototype and details are to be recorded.


A diagram of the break down of the system we are going to analyse. - the current system

Task Analysis

Diagram
























Actions

Textual presentation


  1. Buying a train ticket
1. Choose a Train Station
2. Enter the station
3. Choose an option of purchasing a ticket
3.1 Counter
3.2 ‘Quick Tickets’ machine
                 4. Join the queue
                 5. Choose type of ticket
                       5.1 Child
                       5.2 Student
                       5.3 Adult
                6. Choose kind of ticket
                      6.1 One day Travel Card
                      6.2 Single Ticket
                      6.3 Return Ticket
            6.4 Family Travel Card
6.5 Weekly Travel Card
6.6 Monthly Travel Card
6.7 Annual Travel Card
6.8 Weekly Bus pass
6.9 Monthly Bus pass
6.10 Annual Bus pass
7. Amount of ticket
8. Zone Required
8.1 choose 1234
8.2 choose 123456
9. Get a confirmation of the cost
10. Provide payment
10.1 Pay by cash
10.2 Pay by card
10.3 Pay by cheque
11. Collections
11.1 Collect your ticket
11.2 Collect your change
11.3 Collect receipt
12. Leave




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