Chapter 7, Problem 2P

Create a list of the requirements, both functional and non-functional, for the "lost and found" app that students need to meet.

Do you think it's acceptable for makers of mobile apps to demand users to provide personal information before allowing access to their apps? Who is responsible for ensuring that forward movement occurs after everything is in place?Please explain the thought process that led you to reach that decision.

What are the App Bundles? Give a detailed explanation. Choose any twoapplications.

Create a log of the technical issues faced by online buyers. Determine the internal and external challenges that users of today's business apps face. Answers should be based on the actual problems you've encountered when using the Internet, such as connection issues, program bugs, and bad data.

As it pertains to the field of computing, Here, we'll break down what makes up a Web app and how its components talk to one another.

Is it ethical for app developers to ask for your personal information in exchange for using it? Who moves things ahead after gathering all the materials? Please explain how you came to your ideas.

please attempt it on the info provided, subject is HCI(human computer interaction) our project LocateKarLo is an app for THE PEOPLE, we have combined the ideas of cab booking apps and our general public, that includes finding live location of the public transfort, and also if you want to, you can reserve seats for your trips, you can check information about your rides and see if there are available seats in the coming bus also how many people will be getting out, you can also book rides to come pick you up from your doorstep, its definitely an app, one of its kind.

To what extent do you agree that it is moral for app developers to require you to provide personal information before using the app? Once everything is in place, whose responsibility is it to take things further?I'd want you to elaborate on the reasoning that brought you to the conclusions you've drawn.

According to a recent IBM research of 585 mobile app developers and managers, just one-third of mobile development projects were under budget, on schedule, and achieved their objectives. What are the dangers for businesses like FIMC that create and release mobile applications so quickly?