The UNC Application Processing System (A workflow application)
Overview
The UNC Application Processing System (APS) will reduce the amount of paperwork and calculations currently done by the University of Northern California (UNC) staff. APS maintains all applications in a database. When all of the information on an application has been completed and verified, APS determines if the applicant should be accepted or rejected. If the applicant is accepted, then APS also determines the level of financial aid that should be offered to the applicant and sends an email to the applicant. If the student is rejected, APS waits for the evaluator to review the rejection before sending an email to the applicant.
Requirements Model
Functional Requirements (Use Cases)
Use Case Elaborations
Admit/Reject
An applicant should be accepted if:
3 <= GPA + AAS
Where GPA (grade point average) is a number between 0 and 4 and AAS (athletic ability score) is a number between 0 and 2.
Alternatively, an applicant rejected by the APS should be accepted if the evaluator overrides the rejection.
NEED (financial need score) is a number between 0 and 4. An accepted applicant should be offered a scholarship if:
3 <= NEED
An accepted applicant should be offered a scholarship if:
2 <= NEED
Non-Functional Requirements
Usability
Reliability
Performance
Supportability
Domain Model
Design Model
Application Lifecycle
