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Use Case Specification

This use case describes the login process for administrators and students. It involves entering a valid user ID and password, which are then validated by the system. Upon successful validation, the user is granted access and the main menu interface is displayed. If validation fails, an error message is shown and the user must re-enter their credentials. The login process can also be cancelled before validation is attempted.

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Use Case Specification

This use case describes the login process for administrators and students. It involves entering a valid user ID and password, which are then validated by the system. Upon successful validation, the user is granted access and the main menu interface is displayed. If validation fails, an error message is shown and the user must re-enter their credentials. The login process can also be cancelled before validation is attempted.

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USE CASE SPECIFICATION

1 USE CASE: LOGIN (REQ 100)

S tudent

Login

Adm inis trator

1.1

BRIEF DESCRIPTION
This use case will be used to allow user enter the system.

1.2

PRE-CONDITIONS
The administrator and student must have user id and password.

1.3 CHARACTERISTIC OF ACTIVATION


Execution depends on administrator and student demands.

1.4 FLOW OF EVENTS


1.4.1 Basic Flow (REQ 101) This use case begins when the user key-in user id and password. User press login button. [A-1: Cance]. The system shall validate the user id and password. [E-1: Invalid password]. This use case end when system displays the main menu interface. 1.4.2 Alternative Flow A-1: Cancel (REQ 101) The system shall cancel the login process. 1.4.3 Exceptional Flow E-1: Invalid Password (REQ 102) The system will display error message and the user have to reenter the user id and password.

1.5 POST-CONDITIONS
The administrator and student can enter the system.

1.6 LIMITATION
The password must contain at least 8 characters

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