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SRS Java Capstone Project Final

The document outlines the Software Requirements Specification (SRS) for an Online Student Course Management System, detailing its purpose, scope, and user roles. It includes functional and non-functional requirements, assumptions, constraints, and acceptance criteria for the project. Future enhancements such as a mobile app and AI recommendations are also mentioned.

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SRS Java Capstone Project Final

The document outlines the Software Requirements Specification (SRS) for an Online Student Course Management System, detailing its purpose, scope, and user roles. It includes functional and non-functional requirements, assumptions, constraints, and acceptance criteria for the project. Future enhancements such as a mobile app and AI recommendations are also mentioned.

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Software Requirements Specification (SRS)

Java SDE Capstone Project

1. Introduction

1.1 Purpose: This document describes the Online Student Course Management System.

1.2 Scope: The system manages course enrollment, instructors, and admin controls.

1.3 Definitions: SRS, UI, DB, API.

2. Project Overview

Project Title: Online Student Course Management System

Domain: EdTech

Description: A web-based Java application to manage courses and users.

3. Business Background

Manual systems are inefficient and error-prone.

Pain Points: Lack of automation, poor data management.

4. User Roles

Admin: Manages system and users.

Instructor: Creates and manages courses.

Student: Enrolls and views courses.

5. Functional Requirements

FR-1: User registration/login

FR-2: Role-based access

FR-3: Course creation


FR-4: Course enrollment

6. Non-Functional Requirements

Performance: <3 sec response time

Security: Encryption, authentication

Scalability: Cloud support

7. Assumptions

Users have internet access.

8. Constraints

Time: 2-3 months, Tech: Java, Spring Boot

9. Use Case Summary

Use Cases: Login, Enrollment, Course Management

10. Future Enhancements

Mobile app, AI recommendations, payment integration

11. Acceptance Criteria

All features must function as defined in FRs.

User authentication must be secure.

UI should be responsive and user-friendly.

System should pass all test cases without critical errors.

Performance benchmarks must be met.

All features must pass their respective acceptance criteria during testing to ensure they meet
functional expectations and provide a consistent user experience.

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