OVERVIEW

System modeling is the process of developing abstract models of a system, with each model presenting  a  different  view  or  perspective  of  that  system.  Models  are  used  during  the requirements engineering process to help derive the detailed requirements for a system, during the design process to describe the system to engineers implementing the system, and after implementation to document the system’s structure and operation

In this assignment student will demonstrate their competency in modelling and designing a system. Students are highly advised to conduct regular meeting with team members to discuss and to ensure the assignment is progressing. Teamwork and every members are expected to contribute to the project. Working alone/in silo may resulting in unfavourable outcome / marks for the module as a whole.

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ASSIGNMENT REQUIREMENT

CASE STUDY: CommunitySkillMatchService.sg

During the COVID19 pandemic period, most of the people are out of job because they are made redundant in this period due to the shifting of the market requirement. At the sametime, the number of school leavers and graduates are increasing. As such, we have both fresh graduates and experience worker competing in the job market.

For graduates who are leaving the school soon, continue learning and going into internship is key for them to keep up with the competitiveness in this situation. CommunitySkill Organization charter the goal the of matching new graduates into local companies to bridge the gap and to ensure job  market  stability.  This  will  benefit  both  employers  and  job  seeker  where  the employer will have enough resources to work on the projects and the fresh graduates will learn the trade. The pay-out of the company will around $1500 to $2000 per fresh graduates without CPF contribution.

To ensure the sustainability of Community Skill Match initiative at scale, the organization have hired you and your team to develop an online system to manage the job demand and supplies.

More  requirements  and  details  will  be  given  progressively  during  class  session.  Hence students are expected to attend all classes to ensure all requirement or information regarding to this project are well captured.

TASKS

Prepare and develop a requirement engineering report based on case study specified above. Th report should begin with a cover page with all team members (percentage of contribution) follow by table of content on second page. The subsequent sections are listed below.

1) Introduction

Describe what this report is all about. Describe the how the expected system/software should work / its specification by providing a comprehensive user story from various stakeholder perspective. (Maximum 1 page)

2) Use Case Diagram

Develop  a  complete  system  use  case  diagram  based  on  the  project  specification  and additional information provided by your lecturer in class.

3) Class Diagram

Develop a class diagram which cover all objects required in the proposed system.

PLAGARISM & PANALTY

Plagiarism is the practice of using another writer’s ideas or observations and presenting them as the author’s own. If students directly or indirectly use another author’s words without due acknowledgements to the original source, they are guilty of plagiarism and their work cannot be accepted as academic writing.

Plagiarism is a serious offence in PSB Academy and may lead to penalties in the student’s assessment,  in  most  cases  even  failure  of  the  assignment  and  /  or  module.  In  severe instances, plagiarism may lead to exclusion of the student from the programme of study. (read more detail in Student Handbook on 4.12 Academic Misconduct : PAC-ADM-G02 R15 Student Handbook)

TEAMWORK AND TEAM CONTRIBUTION

All members are expected to collaborate, contribute, and learn from each other while working of this assignment. Poor teamwork may resulting marks deduction as a whole.  Individual marks will be calculated based on the following formula:

ADDITONAL RESOURCES

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MARKING RUBRICS