Home Care, is the portion of health care that is carried out at the patient's home or residence. It is a participatory arrangement that eliminates the need for constant trips to the hospital for routine procedures. For example, patients take their own blood pressure (or heart rate, glucose level, etc.) using a device hooked up near their bed at home. The results are transmitted to the hospital electronically and are immediately processed, inspected, and monitored by attending staff. In addition, there is a Lifeline feature available to elderly or other homebound individuals. The unit includes a button worn on a necklace or bracelet that the patient can push should they need assistance at any time. Periodically, clinicians (e.g., nurses, physical therapists, etc.) will visit the patient in their home to monitor their progress and perform routine inspections and maintenance on the technology.

Based on the below case study, answer the below:

Question 1

Identify and discuss 4 functional requirements and 2 non-functional requirements that can be tested in the system. Describe what type of test you will need to carry out to ensure quality in each of the functional and non-functional requirements that you have identified.

Question 2) Build a test case design based on the overall system requirements identifying the major features that will need to be tested in the project. Your test case design must show at least 10 test cases with the full contents of a typical test case design for software testing.

Question 3) Identify and briefly describe any 4 use cases that can be tested in this project. Explain how use case testing can help improve the quality of the Homecare system when integrated as part of the software testing and quality assurance activities for the project