Etude de cas EspritByNight

Table of Contents

General Introduction2

1 Project overview4

2.Introduction4

3.Sprint’s Aim 4

Chapter 1 : Analysis and needs Specifications5

Introduction6

1. Context research6

1.1 Identification of actors6

1.2 Identification of modules7

1.3 Identification of functional requirements8

1.4 Identification of non-functional requirements 9

    2. Methodology : Scrum10

    3. Global analysis 11

            3.1 Modeling the case diagram overall utilization11

3.2 Global analysis class diagram 12

Conclusion13

Chapter 2 : The architecture of the application14

Introduction15

1. Logical architecture15
2. Physics architecture16

Conclusion16

Chapter 3 : Product Backlog17

Introduction18

Conclusion20

Chapter 4 : Development Tools21

Introduction22

1. Choice of languages and development tools22
2. The configuration management tool24

Conclusion24

Chapter 5 : Development of graphic Mock-up25

Introduction26

General conclusion29

Tables of figures:

Figure 1: Static context diagram        6

Figure 2: Methodology scrum        10

Figure 3: Global use case        11

Figure 4: Global analysis class diagram        12

Figure 5: Component diagram        15

Figure 6: Deployment diagram        16

Figure 7: Home        26

Figure 8: Sign Up        27

Figure 9: Make an Auction        27

Figure 10: Choose Category        28

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General Introduction

Web-based auctions have become one of the greatest successes of the Internet. Online auctions are becoming increasingly popular in the public sector because they create a structured opportunity for suppliers to reduce their costs and compete with each other in order to win goods or services being offered. For buyers and providers, online auctions can be a highly effective tool to generate savings but they require careful planning and skillful execution. The particularity of these marketplaces is to sell items according to the price specified by the buyer, unlike other stores where it is usually the seller who determines the price….

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« Lets’ start Building The

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1. Project overview:

An auction can be performed not only in a special auction house, but also on the Internet. Furniture, clothing, art objects also cars, everything is now pretext for auction. New or even used equipment, everyone can wager mouse clicks shots at brokerage auction sites that bring sellers and buyers relationship, without the intermediation of a professional.

2. Introduction:

The success of any study depends on the quality of its departure. Therefore, this chapter is devoted to identify the features of the application. We will specify the objective of our work by studying the existent, we will mention what is available in the market, then what is the aim of our application, finally we will proceed the analysis part in which we will present the different diagrams, the app’s architecture and the methodology that will help us to achieve our goal. To be transparent we will detail these features and affect the work to the different members of the group, we will use the Sprint Backlog. Last but not least we will present our application in graphic design using “balsamic” to show how future application is going to look like.

3. Sprint’s Aim

In this chapter, we will start by putting the project in his general frame, we will study the existent and see what are the available applications, show their disadvantages and present our project as a solution, then we will study the notions and concepts that we used.

  Chapter 1:

Analysis and needs Specifications

Introduction:

In this chapter, we discuss the analysis phase and specification of requirements. Thus, we present the functional and non-functional requirements of our site. We use UML to describe the case of overall utilization and analysis class diagram.

1. Context research:

1.1. Identification of actors:

An actor is an entity that interacts with the system, more specifically, the role played by a user to provide a flow of information. In our application, we distinguish between five actors.

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                                                Figure 1:  Static Context Diagram

1.2. Identification of modules:

The system after careful analysis has been identified to be presented with the following modules:

• Admin Module
• Seller Module
• Buyer Module
• Visitor Module
• Expert Module
• Security and Authentication

Description for modules

        The following section include the description for modules:

Admin Module

        This module provides the complete information related to products for sale and the buyers can bid the product and can own them. All this has to be provided and maintained by the admin because the complete auction process is to be kept under control till the product sale gets confirmed.

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