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Waterfall Model

The document outlines the Waterfall Model for developing an ATM interface, detailing six key phases: Requirements Analysis, System Design, Implementation, Deployment, and Maintenance. It emphasizes gathering user and system requirements, designing system architecture, developing software modules, installing the system, and providing ongoing support. Each phase includes specific tasks such as defining functional and non-functional requirements, coding, and ensuring compliance with regulations.

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Waterfall Model

The document outlines the Waterfall Model for developing an ATM interface, detailing six key phases: Requirements Analysis, System Design, Implementation, Deployment, and Maintenance. It emphasizes gathering user and system requirements, designing system architecture, developing software modules, installing the system, and providing ongoing support. Each phase includes specific tasks such as defining functional and non-functional requirements, coding, and ensuring compliance with regulations.

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Flowchart of Waterfall Model

[ATM Interface]

1. Requirements Analysis
- Gather all user and system requirements for the ATM interface.
- Functional requirements: Withdrawals, deposits, balance inquiry,
PIN change, mini statements.
- Non-functional requirements: Security protocols (encryption),
response time, hardware specifications.
- Identify external dependencies such as bank networks and
regulatory compliance (PCI DSS).

2. System Design
- Design the architecture of the ATM system, including hardware
integration, software modules, and network components.
- Define the flow of user interactions, e.g., card insertion, PIN
entry, selection of transaction type, and completion.
- Specify database structures for storing user data (account details,
transaction history).
- Detail algorithms for PIN validation, cash dispensing, and balance
updates.

3. Implementation
- Develop individual modules:
- User Interface: Create screens for PIN entry, transaction
selection, and error handling.
- Backend Logic: Code for authentication, transaction processing,
and database interaction.
- Hardware Drivers: Develop software to control ATM hardware
such as card readers, cash dispensers, and receipt printers.
- Use programming languages and frameworks suitable for
embedded systems and secure applications.

5. Deployment
- Install the ATM system at the intended location.
- Connect the machine to the bank's network and
configure it for real-world use.
- Train technicians and administrators on operating and
troubleshooting the system.

6. Maintenance
- Provide ongoing support:
- Monitor system performance and address hardware/software issues.
- Deploy software updates for feature enhancements and security
patches.
- Conduct periodic audits to ensure compliance with banking
regulations.
- Handle customer feedback and resolve any reported issues.

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