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Software Engineering Project Report
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COUrSe – BSC (H) COmpUter SCienCe
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prepared By
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SUPERVISOR- TutorialsDuniya.Com
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mOSeSBOU marenmai(1234)
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Department of Computer Science

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HANSRAJ COLLEGE
University of Delhi

CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the project entitled, “ONLINE COMPLAINT PORTAL” has been done by:
AKASH DWIVEDI,MOSESBOU,SAURABH,ADITYAof Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
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during semester IV from Hansraj College(Day) University of Delhi under the supervision of
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DECLARATION
I hereby declare that this Project Report titled “ONLINE COMPLAINT PORTAL”
submitted to the Department of Computer Science , Hansraj College(Delhi University) is a
record of original work done by the team under the guidance of TutorialsDuniya.
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The information and data given in the report is authentic to the best of the team knowledge.
This Project Report is not submitted to any other university or institution for the award of
any degree, diploma or fellowship or published any time before.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The contentment that is achieved on the successful completion of any task is incomplete
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without mentioning the names of the people who made it possible with their consistent
guidance, support and indispensable encouragement.
The Project was jointly undertaken by AKASH DWIVEDI, MOSESBOU, SAURABH,

ADITYA as their 4th semester Software Engineering Project, under the able guidance and
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supervision of TutorialsDuniya.com. Our primary thanks to her , who poured over every inch
of our project with painstaking attention and helped us throughout the working of the project.
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It’s our privilege to acknowledge our deepest sense of gratitude to her for her inspiration
which has helped us immensely. We are extremely grateful to her for unstilted support and
encouragement in the preparation of this project.
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Process Model
INCREMENTAL MODEL
The incremental model combines elements of the waterfall model applied in an iterative
fashion. Referring to the figure, the incremental model applies linear sequences in a staggered
fashion as calendar time progresses. Each linear sequence produces deliverable “increments” of
the software.
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When an incremental model is used, the first increment is often a core product. That is,
basic requirements are addressed, but many supplementary features (some known, others
unknown) remain undelivered. The core product is used by the customer (or undergoes detailed
evaluation). As a result of use and/or evaluation, a plan is developed for the next increment.
The plan addresses the modification of the core product to better meet the needs of the
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customer and the delivery of each increment, until the complete product is produced.
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Reason for using this model:
The reason for using this that the concept of our software is vast and there are a lot of modules that are
required to be built. This increases the chances of an error. Use of an increment model will allow us to
analyze our project after completion of each module. Thus we can change our requirements at the
start of each module.
Moreover after our first increment, we can launch our core product for the users. After use,
evaluation and feedback by the users we can modify our software and take it to a more advanced
level.

The benefit of using this model is that we will be getting a continuous feedback from users which
will allow us to develop our software more efficiently.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Process Model ......................................................... .

1. Software Requirement Specification.... .
1.1 Overall Description ........................... .
1.1.1 Product Functions ........................ .
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1.1.2 User Characteristics ..................... .
1.1.3 General Constraints ...................... .
1.1.4 Assumptions and Dependencies .. .
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1.2 External Interface Requirements .......
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1.2.1 User Interfaces ............................. .
1.3 Data Flow Diagram ........................... .

1.4 Data Dictionary ................................. .
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1.6 USER SURVEY MODEL……………………………………………7
1.7 ACTIVITY ..……………………………………………………….…7

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2. Estimations ........................................... .
2.1 Function Points .................................................................................... 8
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3. Scheduling ............................................ .
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4. Risk Management ................................. .

5. Design ................................................... .
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5.1 STRUCTURED Design METHODOLOGY ......

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6. TESTING ............................................. .
6.1 PSEUDOCODE ……………………………………………….....12
6.2 CYCLOMETIC COMPLEXITY …………..................................12
7. References

1. Software Requirement Specification
1.1 Overall Description

The Online Complaint Portal web application is intended to allow theCitizen of India to express
his problems to the government authorities.
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Through this a citizen can file complaint regarding any area in Delhi. Then the complaint is
forwarded to the government officer. The officer then can resolve that compliant and then give a
confirmation to the citizen through our site.
Thus it will act as an interface between the government and the citizens.
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1.1.1 Product Functions
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Initial functional requirements will be:-
 Registration for both citizen and officer.
 Login and logout mechanism for both citizen and officer.
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 Complaint filing window allowing citizens to file complaints.
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 Mechanism to assign complaints to an officer.
 Mechanism to allow citizen to check complaints.
 Mechanism to allow officers to update complaint status.
 Mechanism to inform citizen about complaint status.
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 Maintaining database of citizen, officer and the filed complaints.

 Feedback mechanism to allow both citizen and officers to give suggestions regarding
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the website.
 Mechanism for updating citizen and officer record on successful filing of complaint and
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complaint resolution respectively.

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Section 2 gives an overall description of the software. It gives what level of proficiency is
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expected of the user, some general constraints while making the software and some
assumptions and dependencies that are assumed.
Section 3 describes the analysis model of the software. It includes data flow diagram (DFD),
data dictionary, entity relationship diagram (ERD), use cases, sequence diagram, state
transition diagram and activity diagram.
Section 4 gives the planning phase of the software. It includes project scheduling,
cost estimation and risk management strategy that are adopted in this project.
Section 5 contains the design phase of the software. It includes structured design
methodology (SDM) for the software.

Section 6 describes the testing strategy of the software. It includes white box testing
technique to find the cyclomatic complexity, independent paths and finally the number of test
cases.
1.1.2 User Characteristics

Product perspective
OCP is aimed towards the citizens who want to get quick resolution of the complaints without
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having to face big queues of a government office. Thus this project envisages bridging the gap
between the citizen and the officer. OCP should be user-friendly, ‘quick to learn’ and reliable
software for the above purpose. OCP is intended to be a stand-alone product and should not
depend on the availability of other software.
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Product Functions
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User: Citizen
Functions:
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1. Citizen can sign up with the website.
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2. Citizen can file a complaint through this application provided that he is registered with this
application.
3. The Citizen can also check the status of the complaint by giving the complaint id of the
complaint.
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4. The Citizen also gives confirmation about the resolution of the complaint. Only then a
complaint is considered to be closed.
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User: Government Officer

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Functions:
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1. Officer can sign up with the website.

2. The government officer can update the status of the complaints assigned to his account.
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1.1.2 User Characteristics

 The user should be familiar with the internet.
 The user should have knowledge of the area for which he has to file the complaint.
1.1.3Constraints
 No multilingual support.
 Complaints for Delhi are filed only.

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1.2 External Interface Requirements

1.2.1 User Interface
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1.3 Data Flow Diagram (DFD)
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1.3.4 LEVEL-2
2 DFD (FEEDBACK PROCESS)
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1.3.5 LEVEL-2 DFD (COMPLAINT PROCESS
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1.3.6 LEVEL-2
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1.4 Data Dictionary
Citizen Signup = Firstname + Lastname + Username + Password + Email + Mobile

Officer Signup = Firstname + Lastname + Username + Password + Email + Mobile + Area
Login = Username + Password
Complaint Form = Title + Photo + Area + Comment
Complaint ID = Comp_ID
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Citizen Details=C_ID+Cname
Update record=Filed_Complaints
Area details= Area_ID+AreaName+O_ID
Officer Details=O_id+Area+Complaints_pending
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Comp Details=comp_id+area
Update comp record=comp_id+o_id
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Citizens = [C_ID + Firstname + Lastname + Username + Password + Email + Mobile + Filed_Complaints]*
Officers = [O_ID + Firstname + Lastname + Username + Password + Email + Mobile + Area +
Complaints assigned + Resolved_complaints]*
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Area = [Area_ID + Name + [O_ID]*+ Total_Comp]*
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Complaints = [Comp_ID + Date + Title + C_ID + O_ID + Area + Photo + Comment + Status]*
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Area
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Use cases
Use Case 1: File a Complaint
Primary Actor: Citizen
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Precondition: Citizen has logged in
Main Success Scenario:
1. Citizen files a complaint by uploading a photo and giving details of the complaint.
2. System checks citizen’s details and then updates citizen’s record.
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3. Complaint ID is returned to the citizen.
Exception Scenario:
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1. The photo exceeds the maximum size.
 System prompts the citizen to upload another photo of adequate size.
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Primary Actor: System
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1. System checks the area in the complaint and looks for the officer of that area.
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2. System assigns the complaint to that officer and update the complaint as well.
3. Message is sent to officer’s account.
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Exception Scenario:
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 System assign the complaint to the officer with the least no. of unresolved complaints.
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Use Case 3: Check Complaints

Primary Actor: Citizen
Precondition: Citizen has logged in.
1. Citizen enters the complaint ID.
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2. System searches for the complaint ID and displays the details of the complaint.
Exception Scenario:
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 System informs the citizen and asks to reenter the complaint ID.
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Use Case 4: Update complaint status
Primary Actor: Officer
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4. System updates the complaint and notifies the citizen.
Exception Scenario: None

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Use Case 5: Close Complaint
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1. System sends a message to the citizen’s account.

2. Citizen sends a confirmation message containing a YES.
3. System updates the officer’s record and marks the complaint as closed.
Exception Scenario:
2. Citizen sends a message containing a NO.
 Citizen notifies the officer and changes the complaint status from ‘Resolved’ to
‘Pending’.

USe CaSe diagram
File a Complaint
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1. Activity Diagram for filing a complaint.
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4.Activity Diagram for closing a complaint
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2. Estimation
2.1 Problem Based Estimation
FUnCtiOn pOint metriCS
Our DFD contains the following things:
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External inputs = 5
External outputs = 1
Internal Logical Files = 4
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External Inquiries = 1
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External Interfaces = 0
Thus the Function Point Metrics is as follows:
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Domain Value Count Simple Average Complex
External Inputs = 5 X 3 4 6 = 18
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External Outputs = 1 X 4 5 7 = 4
Internal Logical Files = 4 X 3 4 6 = 13

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External Inquiries = 1 X 7 10 15 = 7
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External Interfaces = 0 X 5 7 10 = 0
Count Total 42
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Thus the Unadjusted Function Point (UFP) = 56

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Value Adjustment Factor Calculation Table
General System Characteristics (GSCs) Degree of Influence (DI) 0-5
1. Data Communications 0
2. Distributed Data Processing 0
3. Performance 2
4. Heavily Used Configuration
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5. Transaction Rate 0
6. Online Data Entry 0
7. End-User Efficiency 1
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9. Complex Processing 1
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10. Reusability 3
11. Installation Ease 2
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13. Multiple Sites 0
14. Facilitate Change 1
Total Degree of Influence (TDI) 15
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Value Adjustment Factor (VAF) = (TDI*0.01) +0.65= 0.8

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Degree
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3 = Average Influence
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5 = Strong Influence
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Thus Adjusted Function Point (AFP) = (UFP * VAF) = 33.6

4.2.2 Empirical model based estimation (COCOMO II model)

No. of screens in the project: 17
No. of reports: 4
No. of 3GL components: 0
Developer’s experience/capability: Very Low
Complexity of screens: 10 simple, 2 average, 5 complex
Complexity of reports: 4 simple
% reuse: 70
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Taking the values from the given tables:
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Thus Object Points= [10X1 + 2X2 + 5X3 + 4X2 + 0X10] =37
NOP= (object points) X [(100-%reuse)/100] =37 X 0.30=11.1

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Thus Estimated effort=NOP/PROD=11.1/4=2.775 person-months

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3.Scheduling
3.1.1 TIMELINE SCHEDULING.
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4.Risk Management (Risk Table)
Risks Category Probability Impact
Size estimate may be significantly PS 60% 2

low.
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Less reuse than planned. PS 70% 2
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BU 30% 2
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PS 30% 2
Requirements are incomplete.
Impact values:
1- catastrophic 3. marginal
2- critical 4. negligible

RMMM plan for risks:

Risk Consequence Action
Size estimate may be Inefficient resource Close look at
significantly low. allocation for the requirement
software resulting in collection process.
delivery delays.
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Less reuse than planned. Development time Develop efficient SRS.
will increase.
Customer will change Might lead to start of Choose an efficient
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Poor standard of work. Will result in a poor Carry out a thorough

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Delivery Deadline may Delay in deployment. Deadline should be
be tightened. carefully calculated

keeping all areas in

mind.
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Poor public response to Wastage of Conduct a survey to
the software. development efforts get information about
with financial losses. market trends.
Requirements are Incomplete software. Requirements should
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5. Design
5.1 Structured Design Methodology
Step 1: Restate the problem as Data Flow Diagram (DFD)
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6.1 Pseudo code for filing a complaint
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2. Input title
3. Output ‘Photo :’
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20. Endif 13
21. Endif 14
22. Increment comp_id by 1 15
23. Update complaints database with comp_id and officer details
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26. Output comp_id
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6.2 Cyclomatic Complexity

Cyclomatic Complexity is a software metric that provides a qualitative measure of the logical
complexity of a program. When used in the context of the basis path testing method, the value
correspond for cyclomatic complexity defines the number of independent paths in a basis set of a
program and provides us with an upper bound for the number of tests that must be conducted to
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ensure that all statements have been executed at least once.
Cyclomatic complexity has a foundation in graph theory and is computed in one of the three
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2. Cyclomatic complexity, V(G), for a flow graph, G, is defined as
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Where E is the number of flow graph edges, and N is the number of flow graph nodes.
3. Cyclomatic complexity, V(G), for a flow graph, G, is also defined as
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8.References
Books:
[1] R.S. Pressman, Software Engineering: A Practitioner’s approach, sixth edition, McGraw Hill, 2006
[2] P. Jalote, An Integrated Approach to Software Engineering, third edition, Narosa Publishing House, 2003
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[3] P. Jalote, A Concise Introduction to Software Engineering
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