Software Engineering Undergraduate

computer science

I can extend deadline till tomorrow night if needed. The assignment is simple. I am trying to make a game> I came up with an idea and concept but haven’t gotten it all the way figured out. I need you to write down in Microsoft word or whatever you feel more comfortable with, a requirements page that you think would be good for this project. Write it like it’s my assignment because I’m going to send it to my teacher. I am having trouble coming up with ideas and things, that’s why I’m coming here. Whatever creative ideas you think would be good for this project and that I should use put it in this requirement page. I’m attaching all the information you need to help decide.

This is what I’m essentially wanting you to write:

Requirements Documentation
Detailed requirements are essential for building valid software (i.e., the software the
customer wants). Your requirements should be as complete and as detailed as possible.
You should organize your requirements in a sensible, hierarchical manner. Each requirement
should be given a unique identifier that can be used to trace that requirement through the
subsequent phases of the software life cycle. Your requirements document should follow the
standard below, which is based on the IEEE/ANSI 830-1998 standard. For your require-
ments document, you do not need to include appendices (unless you have need to) or an
index (an index would be nice, but unless you have a tool to generate an index automati-
cally, this is too time-consuming)

Specific requirements
Section 3(you don’t need to see this), which deals with the specific requirements, will vary depending on the
software being built. I suggest using a simple numbering scheme. Below I show a
partial set of requirements for a poker game, using a similar system. These require-
ments are far from complete – they are simply provided as an example.
Playing Cards
1.0.0 The game should use a standard deck of 52 playing cards, with no
jokers.
1.1.0 User should be allowed to choose the design used for the card
backs from 2 provided designs.
1.1.1 Solid blue design should be provided.
1.1.2 Red thatched design should be provided.
1.2.0 Each non-face card should display the appropriate numerical
value.
1.3.0 Each non-face card should display the appropriate number of suit
symbols.
Game types
2.0.0 User should be allowed to choose the type of poker game they wish to
play.
2.1.0 The game should allow the user to play 5-card draw, according
to standard rules.
2.2.0 The game should allow the user to play 7-card stud, according to
standard rules.
2.3.0 The game should allow the user to play Texas Holdem, according
to standard rules.