Suppose you want to build a program called TimeShifter to upload and download files at scheduled

times while you are on vacation. The following list shows some of the application$$s requirements.

List the FURPS requirement categories for each requirement.

$1.$ Allow users to monitor uploads$/$downloads while away from the office.

$2.$ Let the user specify website log$-$in parameters such as an Internet address, a port, a username,

and a password.

$3.$ Let the user specify upload$/$download parameters such as number of retries if there$$s a problem.

$4.$ Let the user select an Internet location, a local file, and a time to perform the upload$/$

download.

$5.$ Let the user schedule uploads$/$downloads at any time.

$6.$ Allow uploads$/$downloads to run at any time.

$7.$ Make uploads$/$downloads transfer at least $8$ Mbps$.$

$8.$ Run uploads$/$downloads sequentially. Two cannot run at the same time.

$9.$ If an upload$/$download is scheduled for a time when another is in progress, it waits until the

other one finishes.

$10.$ Perform scheduled uploads$/$downloads$.$

$11.$ Keep a log of all attempted uploads$/$downloads and whether they succeeded.

$12.$ Let the user empty the log$.$

$13.$ Display reports of upload$/$download attempts.

$14.$ Let the user view the log reports on a remote device such as a phone.

$15.$ Send an e$-$mail to an administrator if an upload$/$download fails more than its maximum retry

number of times.

$16.$ Send a text message to an administrator if an upload$/$download fails more than its maximum

retry number of times.

$3$ Question $2$

Consider the fictional drawing program $($ClassyDraw$)$ we discussed in the class. Please use the

MoSCoW method to prioritize the following requirements for ClassyDraw.

$1.$ Draw: line segments, sequences of line segments, splines, polygons, ellipses, circles, rectangles,

rounded rectangles, stars, images, and other shapes.

$2.$ Save and load files.

$3.$ Protect the curent drawing, e$.$g$.,$ if the user tries to close the program while there are unsaved

changes, prompt the user.

$4.$ Let the user specify the line style, and colors used to draw shapes.

$5.$ Let the user specify the fill style and colors used to draw shapes.

$6.$ Click to select an object.

$7.$ Click and drag to select multiple objects.

$8.$ Click or click and drag with the Shift key down to add objects to the current selection.

$9.$ Click or click and drag with the Ctrl key down to toggle objects in and out of the current

selection.

$10.$ Click and drag the selected objects to move them.

$11.$ Edit the selected objects$$s line and fill styles.

$12.$ Delete the selected objects.

$13.$ Select colors from a palette.

$14.$ Place custom colors in a custom palette.

$15.$ Support transparency.

$16.$ Copy and paste the entire drawing, a rectangular selection, or an irregular selection as a

bitmapped image.

$17.$ Copy, cut, and paste the currently selected objects.

$18.$ Allow the user to write scripts to add shapes to a drawing.

$19.$ Let the user rearrange the palettes and toolbars.

$20.$ Auto$-$save the current drawing periodically. If the program crashes, allow the user to reload

the most recently saved version.

$21.$ Auto$-$save the current drawing every time a change is made. If the program crashes, allow

the user to reload the most recently saved version.

$22.$ Provide online help.

$23.$ Provide online tutorials