Here are some project guidelines to follow to be sure of the completeness of the total project:

Completeness - The length requirement for the project thoroughly address all criteria, and fully develop
and explore concepts

Understanding - Demonstrate a sophisticated, in-depth understanding of the topic(s).

Introduction - Provide an overview that clearly summarizes what the rest of the document contains and
explains how the document is organized.

User characteristics - Comprehensively describe the general characteristics of the intended users of the
system including, but not limited to, their educational level, experience, and technical expertise.

Requirements from characteristics - Clearly explain the reasons why certain requirements will be
included in Section 4 of the SRS based on the user characteristics

Documentation – Project contains well-documented statements and detailed references to the readings
and other sources of information.

Argument - Convincingly support statements and opinions with compelling arguments, balanced critical
views, specific examples, and objective interpretations.

Writing mechanics - Write in complete, well-constructed sentences with faultless grammar, word choice,
punctuation, and spelling; writing is sharp, coherent, and demonstrates sophisticated clarity.

APA format – Use APA format accurately and consistently

Specific to each Project:

Project 2:

Literature review - Insightfully assess and compare the features of similar existing systems from five or
more applications or websites.

Interview summary and transcripts - Clearly summarize the stakeholder(s) interview(s) and provide the
transcripts.

Questionnaire results - Comprehensively summarize the outcomes of the questionnaire and provide a
results analysis table and a sample of the questionnaire.

Project 3:

User requirements - Using a high-level, natural language, you comprehensively identify the
requirements and software services required by the user.

System requirements - For each user requirement, you insightfully define the fundamental actions,
including, at a minimum, the actions (validity, sequence of operations, etc.) listed in the project, that
must take place in the software to accept and process system inputs and outputs.

Nonfunctional requirements - Comprehensively define all of the special constraints and considerations
in the project, including, at a minimum, those listed in the project (reliability, availability, etc.).

Project 4:

System model illustration - Expertly illustrate, from different perspectives, the system processes
required for project 4, according to the software type chosen for the project.

Project 5:

Argument - Convincingly support statements and opinions with compelling arguments, balanced critical
views, specific examples, and objective interpretations.

Writing mechanics - Write in complete, well-constructed sentences with faultless grammar, word choice,
punctuation, and spelling; writing is sharp, coherent, and demonstrates sophisticated clarity.
APA format - Use APA format accurately and consistently.

Project 6:

Completeness - Met the length requirement for the project, thoroughly address all project criteria, and
fully develop and explore concepts.

Understanding - Demonstrate a sophisticated, in-depth understanding of the topic(s).

SRS integrated - Comprehensively integrate the documents from projects 1–4 into a complete SRS
document.

Documentation - Contains well-documented statements and detailed references to the readings and
other sources of information.