The needs and expectations of the intended users.

Documentation templates for the software project.

Technical specifications of the software solution.

Guidelines for coding and programming practices.

To create user stories and set specific goals.

To verify that the system behaves as expected.

To track progress and calculate students' performance.

To identify functional requirements of the system.

Using a wide range of vibrant colours to enhance the interface.

Including complex animations and transitions for visual appeal.

Providing clear and concise information and options to the user.

Focusing on backend system functionality.

Inputs are derived from the processes and outputs are derived from the inputs.

Inputs drive the processes and processes generate the outputs.

Inputs, processes and outputs are unrelated entities.

Processes determine the inputs and outputs define the processes.

To illustrate the flow of data and operations within the software solution.

To outline the graphical user interface (GUI) of the software solution.

To specify the hardware requirements for running the software solution.

To describe the data structures used in the software solution.

To determine the format and data types of the output.

To define the algorithms or formulae for processing the input data.

To ensure accurate and appropriate output for the identified interfaces.

To identify the source of input for the software solution.

Input variable properties, user interface design and error handling mechanisms.

Input variable properties, processing algorithms and output expectations.

Input variable properties, processing algorithms and marketing strategies.

Output expectations, processing algorithms and user feedback mechanisms.

To store and manipulate data during program execution.

To perform calculations and execute complex algorithms.

To display error messages to the user.

To define the layout and appearance of the user interface.

Output

Description

Process

Input

It provides users with clear indications of their actions and system responses.

It adds complexity to the interface.

It distracts users from completing their tasks efficiently.

It is not essential as users can easily understand the interface without it.