Software Development Lifecycle Management

158.254 -Assignment 2a Semester 1, 2013 You may work individually or in pairs for this assignment. Working in pairs is encouraged. The assignment is worth 15% and due by Sunday, May 5th. Carpark System A company is providing a carpark for its employees, but charges them for its use. Employees who want to use the carpark must first register their car with the system. Registration can alternatively be done by the car park administrator, or by employees themselves. The carpark system will hold at least the following information about registered employees: first name, last name, employee number, license plate and email address. Cameras at the carpark entrance and exit will identify cars by their licence plate, to track carpark usage. At the end of each 2-week billing cycle, email notifications will be sent to all employees with any carpark usage during the period covered by the billing cycle, listing usage and charges. Charges will be computed on a daily basis. Initially the rate will be set at $2/day, but this should be configurable by the carpark administrator. To ensure carpark availability, employees have the option of reserving a parking space for one or more weeks. Parking spaces thus reserved will be charged at 5 days per week, regardless of actual use. Reservations can be canceled by employees for any week that has not started or passed yet. The carpark administrator can modify reservations at any time. When a reservation finishes without future reservations in place, a reminder will be sent to the employee. Rather than assigning particular parking spaces to reservations, reservations will reduce the number of parking spaces available for employees without reservations. A barrier at the carpark entrance will prevent entry to employees without reservation once all spaces available without reservation have been filled. If carpark access is denied for any reason, an audio feedback message will be played to drivers. To enable salary deduction of charges, carpark...