Documentation,Evaluation,Maintenance Flashcards

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This guide contains information about how to install, start and use the software.

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User Guide

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A user guide must contain

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A list of commands and how to use them

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A user guide might also contain

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a tutorial with demonstration files; an on-line help facility

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User guides are no longer supplied on paper but rather as a downloadable pdf document or as html files. This is because

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It is less costly and easier to update electronic files.

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A technical guide should contain

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a list of the software and hardware requirements of the program

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The main software requirement of a program is

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the Operating System it has been designed to run under

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Six hardware requirements of a program are

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processor type and speed; RAM needed; RAM desired; hard disc space needed; specific peripherals; monitor resolution; graphics card speed and RAM; sound card spec

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The formal monitoring of a system to ensure that it is performing its purpose accurately, efficiently, cost effectively and in a timely manner.
This is a description of:

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evaluation!

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Fit for purpose means

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does the software meet the terms of the specification?

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The final software product must meet the users’ requirements.
What can the development team learn from the evaluation process?

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How to improve the product.

How to learn from mistakes, and improve their practise.

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Software is robust if

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it can cope with problems that come from outside, i.e. inappropriate user input, missing or malfunctioning peripherals.

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Software is reliable if

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it runs without stopping due to design faults; it produces reliable results for the same range of input data.

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Software has to be supported after it has been signed off and is in regular use by the client. This process is called

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maintenance

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The correcting of errors that have not been found during testing, but which occur when the software is in daily use by the client.

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corrective maintenance

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Changes made to software so that it can run smoothly when its environment changes, i.e.when the software has to run on a different system with a different processor, different operating system, different peripherals.

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adaptive maintenance

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Changes made to the software in response to a request from the client, e.g. to add in more features, or in response to new legal requirements

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perfective maintenance