Assignment Guidelines For this week’s assignment, you will be developing the requirements specification for this integration. You should use all of the tools available to you to elicit requirements (such as one-on-one interviews with all major stakeholde

This system will use the following major components:

· Engineer

· Data

· Hardware

· Software

· Network

Diagram 1 System Components

System boundary will include:

· Farewells

· System Environment

· Security Application components (HTTPS)

· Information System.

Diagram 2 System Boundary

Quality Payment Program System

1.1 Initiation, Concept and Planning

1.1.1 Engineer review / Architectural review

1.1.2 Stakeholder selection review

1.1.3 Project Review

1.2 Requirement Analysis and Design

1.2.1 Project Requirement Review

1.2.2 Create Preliminary Design Review

1.2.3 Develop a detail Design Review

1.3 Development And Testing

1.3.1 System Environment Review

1.3.2 System Environment Validation

1.3.3 Design System Implementation

1.3.4 Procure Hardware/Software

1.3.5 Install Development System

1.3.6 System Testing Phase

1.3.7 Install Live System

1.4 Implementation

1.4.1 System Implemented

1.4.2 Documentation

1.4.3 Go Live

1.4.4 Sign off from the Stakeholder

1.5 Operation And Maintenance / Disposition

1.5.1 Post Implementation

1.5.2 Annual Testing of the security component of the system

1.5.3 Update Documents

1.5.4 Disposition / End live

The project is proposed to start by October 4th, 2017 and all projects deliverables are ready and submitted by November 7th, 2017.

Because CMS as an organization is committed to strengthening their own information system development life cycle processes. For the organization to respond quickly to business demands and as specified by FISMA law. CMS created the Expedited Life Cycle (XLC) to help coordinate and develop IT projects.

These XLC provide steps by steps process in developing a system, create a good communication between the stakeholder and the project manager to communicate. Through the planning / initiation phase, it allows the system engineer and designers to communicate with each other and decide whether the clients’ requirements of the system are meets.

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