In this question, you will consider the development of a Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) through which students manage their studies. They can watch videos, attend online webinars, access forums etc. a)You are given the following requirement: “Students can select a module from a list, if they have been registered to the selected module, they can see the contents.” Write out a step-by-step process for the VLE described above that a tester can use to test this requirement. b) For the VLE system, we want to ask some users to answer a questionnaire to do usability testing. Design two questions to cover effectiveness, two questions to cover efficiency and two questions to cover satisfaction. c) Write TWO requirements for the VLE, using the EARS syntax

In this question, you will consider the development of a Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) through which students manage their studies. They can watch videos, attend online webinars, access forums etc. a)You are given the following requirement: “Students can select a module from a list, if they have been registered to the selected module, they can see the contents.” Write out a step-by-step process for the VLE described above that a tester can use to test this requirement. b) For the VLE system, we want to ask some users to answer a questionnaire to do usability testing. Design two questions to cover effectiveness, two questions to cover efficiency and two questions to cover satisfaction. c) Write TWO requirements for the VLE, using the EARS syntax

Programming Logic & Design Comprehensive

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ISBN:9781337669405

Author:FARRELL

Publisher:FARRELL

Chapter2: Elements Of High-quality Programs

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