Objective: Complete the first step of program design that is Analyze the Problem. Practice Problem:1 Description: Bob Smith owns a small car rental service named Clunker Rentals that specializes in renting old clunker cars at a very low price to clients. Clunker Rentals is very popular to people who need a car for a few days but cannot afford to pay the high prices demanded for new car rental. Presently, Clunker Rentals owns ten rental cars and does not have any kind of computerized system for a rental agreement with the client. As the business grows, Mr. Smith sees a need to automating his rental agreement. He would like you to create a computer program to create a rental agreement for the client when s(he) rents the car The first step of program design is directed toward grasping the problem thoroughly. Analyze precisely what the software is supposed to accomplish. You must review the problem specifications, which describe what the program should accomplish. Specifications often include the desired output of the program in terms of what is to be displayed, saved, or printed. If specifications are ambiguous or need clarification, you might need to ask probing questions. The following is a list of information to be gathered during the Analysis phase: What data input will be needed? Collect documents from the customer. What needs to be included in the output? You, as the software developer, must visit at least three websites to gather as much information as possible concerning the program you have been asked to create. Create a report of the information that you have found to share with the customer Requirements: List the URL of each site that you visited to obtain your information Objective: Complete the first step of program design that is Analyze the Problem. Practice Problem:1 Description: Bob Smith owns a small car rental service named Clunker Rentals that specializes in renting old clunker cars at a very low price to clients. Clunker Rentals is very popular to people who need a car for a few days but cannot afford to pay the high prices demanded for new car rental. Presently, Clunker Rentals owns ten rental cars and does not have any kind of computerized system for a rental agreement with the client. As the business grows, Mr. Smith sees a need to automating his rental agreement. He would like you to create a computer program to create a rental agreement for the client when s(he) rents the car The first step of program design is directed toward grasping the problem thoroughly. Analyze precisely what the software is supposed to accomplish. You must review the problem specifications, which describe what the program should accomplish. Specifications often include the desired output of the program in terms of what is to be displayed, saved, or printed. If specifications are ambiguous or need clarification, you might need to ask probing questions. The following is a list of information to be gathered during the Analysis phase: What data input will be needed? Collect documents from the customer. What needs to be included in the output? You, as the software developer, must visit at least three websites to gather as much information as possible concerning the program you have been asked to create. Create a report of the information that you have found to share with the customer Requirements: List the URL of each site that you visited to obtain your information
