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Group Project Documentation

Advanced Cross-Platform Application


Programming with .NET

<Project Name>

Prepared by <Group Name>

<Member Name>

Ho Chi Minh City, 2024


Table of Contents

Table of Contents ii
Revision History ii
1. Project Introduction 1
1.1 Product Perspective 1
1.2 User Classes and Characteristics 1
2. Database Design 1
3. System Architecture 1
4. Implementation 2
4.1. Deployment Considerations 2
4.2. Screenshots and explanations 2
5. References 2

Revision History
Name Date Reason For Changes Version

Van Vo 01 January 2023 Initial draft 1.0 draft 1


Page 1

1. Project Introduction
1.1 Product Perspective

<Provide a short description of the project being specified and its purpose. Describes the system
that you will implement (this project perspective is not certain to be too detailed. It's just a
paragraph so that the reader can understand the system that will be presented).>

1.2 User Classes and Characteristics

<You should mention the important issue; other detailed information can be presented in the
form of Business rules.>

<Identify the various user classes that you anticipate will use this project and describe their
pertinent characteristics. Some requirements might pertain only to certain user classes.>
Actor 1 – Customer
Function Description
Update profile

Actor 2 – Manager
Function Description
Manage Product (CRUD)

2. Database Design
<A data model is a visual representation of the data objects and collections the project will
process and the relationships between them. Include a data model for the business operations
being addressed by the system, or a logical representation for the data that the system itself will
manipulate.
Data models are most commonly created as an entity-relationship diagram.>
Page 2

3. System Architecture
<Describe the environment in which the project will operate, including the hardware platform;
operating systems and versions; geographical locations of users, servers, and databases; and
organizations that host the related databases, servers, and websites.>

<A detailed description of how you design the system. You should provide your understanding of
your architecture and how your application implemented. The diagrams (eg UML: deployment
diagram, class diagrams) should be provided if necessary.>

<A detailed description of any new technologies you find out (not in school) to develop
applications.>

4. Implementation
4.1. Deployment Considerations
<Summarize the information and activities that are needed to ensure an effective deployment of
the solution into its operating environment.>

<Describe the access that users will require to be able to use the system, such as whether the
users are distributed over multiple time zones or located close to each other. State when the
users in various locations need to access the system. If infrastructure changes are needed to
support the software’s need for capacity, network access, data storage, or data migration,
describe those changes.>

<Record any information that will be needed by people who will be preparing training or
modifying business processes in conjunction with deployment of the new solution.>

4.2. Screenshots and explanations


<Screen flow | Dialog Map>
Page 3

<The screenshots and explanations>

5. References
[1]. Beatty, Joy. Process Impact Intranet Development Standard, Version 1.3,
www.processimpact.com/corporate/standards/PI Intranet Development Standard.pdf
[2]. Rath, Andrew. Process Impact Internet Application User Interface Standard, Version 2.0,
www.processimpact.com/corporate/standards/PI Internet UI Standard.pdf

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