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Adjusting System requirements

Week 4 Friday, 2 of my teammates and I met up as one of them had said that he had thought of another aspect that we had forgotten to include in our system requirements. He was talking about comfort ability when using the system.

“SR3: The system shall be comfortable for the disabled individual to use.”

He said that we missed the aspect of putting on the system and that it needs to comfortable when doing so. I argued that “aren't using and putting on the solution the same thing since you have to technically use the system to put it on?”. The counter to that argument was that it has to be comfortable putting on and taking off otherwise it is not going to be used in the first place. Once i heard this and the other points that countered my own argument, i agreed and so...

SR3: The system shall be comfortable for the disabled individual to don.

SR4: The system shall be comfortable for the disabled individual to use.

Here are the new adjustments to the system requirements above.

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Starting System Requirements

As we felt like we had finished both SSON and User requirements, we moved onto the system requirements. When we started to write down system requirements we went into the same mindset as when we first started the User requirements and SSON, which was not good. This was because we came up with requirements that too were vague, since we all had different ideas on what the solution direction we were going towards.

System requirements that were too vague:

-The system shall be affordable for the client

What is affordable? What someone may seem affordable may be expensive to someone else.

-The system shall always be readily available for the client

What exactly does “be readily available for the client” mean? Does it mean to be available as in portability? Or could it be speaking about having a steady stock incoming so a person can buy whenever they want?

Continuing on we quickly restarted and managed to figure out which direction we wanted to go in. We all decided that we wanted a wearable solution for the client. So our system requirements that we wrote down after were a reflection of this heading. Making sure that we were not so specific that we were talking about how our system would achieve this.

System requirements when taking into account our solution direction:

SR1: The system shall be able to sustain the weight of the disabled individual.

SR2: The system shall be able to provide omnidirectional movement to the disabled individual.

SR3: The system shall be comfortable for the disabled individual to use.

The reasons why we went and choose these three requirements was because we wanted to address the main parts of the process of being able to walk. We tried to look from the perspective of the disabled person, as he/she would just want to be like a normal human being. Therefore these aspects are the differences between a disabled and non-disabled person that were thought of.

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Fix: What are the minimum system requirements for 12.04 LTS? #computers #it #solution

What are the minimum system requirements for 12.04 LTS?

Possible Duplicate: What are the system requirements for each flavor of Ubuntu Desktop?

I have a 2nd generation core i3 processor (2.30 GHz). It was preloaded with 64-bit Windows 7. It ran smoothly with 2 GB RAM. Will Ubuntu 64-bit be the same or does it require 4 GB or more?

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