Detailed Design

Requested by:

Mr. Ken Swarner

System Administrator

Siena College

Computer Science Department

Dr. Tim Lederman

Professor

Siena College

Computer Science Department

RAEMS

Remote Access Environmental Monitoring System

EIN Systems

Environmental Intelligence Network Systems

Prepared by:

Ybelka Brito

Michael Devanandan

Joseph Halvey

Vernell Mitchell

Anthony Ruotolo

February 21, 2006

Environmental Intelligence Network Systems

Remote Access Environmental Monitoring System

Table of Contents

1. User Case (Scenarios)…………………………………..…………..2-16

2. Functional Requirements………………………………………….17-19

3. Component Hierarchy Chart……………………………..…………...20

4. Data Flow Diagrams……………………………………………….21-26

5. Logical Data Store……………………………………………..….27-29

6. Logical Format of Data Files and Databases.………..…………...…..30

7. Logical Data Library……………………………………………...30-43

8. Database Schema…………………………………………………......44

9. Structure Diagrams………………………………………………..45-51

10. Physical Data Structures……………………………………...… 52-54

11. Packaging Specification……………………………………...……….54

12. Development Environment………………………………….…….….55

13. Production Environment………………………………..…...…….….55

14. Test Plan……....………………………………………….……….56-79

Appendices:

          Appendix A: Glossary of Terms………………………………………..80-82

          Appendix B: Gantt Charts………………………………………………….83

1. User Case (Scenarios)

--Read-Only User--

A read-only user begins by opening the user’s Web browser and navigating to the EIN homepage. The login page will appear asking the read-only user to enter the user’s E-mail address for the user’s login and the user’s password which consists of 6-12 characters, and includes at least one number, one uppercase letter, one lowercase letter, and at least one of eight recognized special characters. After being authenticated, the read-only user will be sent to the user logged-in screen, which will include a welcome message, as well as a message informing the read-only user that the user is at an unrecognized location. Displayed below for the read-only user are the registered locations, the devices associated with each location and the status for each. However, a read-only user will be unable to access any of the buttons on the navigation toolbar and will only be able to check the status of the devices.

A Read-Only user begins at the EIN Homepage. This is the page a user sees when the user first navigates to the website. It allows a returning user to log in, as well as contains links to the register page and FAQ page for new users.

After authentication a read-only users logged in screen is loaded. This page shows all of the devices and the current status of each device associated with the users account, separated according to the user’s location.

--Remote User--

A remote user is a sensored user who is traveling and will be able to check on the status of devices when away from home. The remote user opens a web browser and navigates to the EIN homepage. The login page is shown and the remote user’s email address is entered for the username followed by the user’s password which is between 6-12 characters long, features at least one number, one capital letter, one lowercase letter, and at least one of eight recognized special characters. After authentication, a logged-in screen is displayed, which welcomes the remote user and states the user is at an unknown or unregistered location. The remote user is also shown the status of the user’s devices, grouped by location. If the remote user has a device and wants to add a new location, the remote user can click on register a new location, and follow the registration process, which will change the remote user to a sensored user. The remote user cannot make any changes to devices or change alert settings from an unregistered location.

A Remote user begins at the EIN homepage. This is the page a user sees when the user first navigates to the website. It allows a returning user to log in, as well as contains links to the register page and FAQ page for new users.

After authentication a remote user logged in screen is loaded. This page welcomes the remote user and states the user is at an unknown or unregistered location. This page also shows the status of the user’s devices, grouped by location.

A remote user can also view the logs page. This page displays the logs of all of the devices at all of the remote users associated locations.

--Sensored User--

A sensored user’s Web browser will be set by default to the EIN homepage. Once the web browser is opened, the login page appears and the sensored user will enter the user’s E-mail address for the username followed by the user’s password, which will consist of 6-12 characters, and includes at least one number, one uppercase letter, one lowercase letter, and at least one of eight recognized special characters. Once the sensored user is authenticated, a logged-in screen comes up with a welcome message, as well as a message informing the sensored user that the user is at a recognized, monitored location. Displayed below for the sensored user, are the user’s registered locations, with the current “at” location highlighted, the devices associated with each location and the status for each. A sensored user will have a navigation bar with buttons that will take the sensored user to the different pages on the website which will allow the user to change various aspects of the user’s account. The Account button will take the sensored user to a page that will allow the sensored user to add or delete an account, a regular account or a “read-only” account. The Device button will navigate the sensored user to a page, which will allow the sensored user to add or delete a device as well as check the alert status of each device. A sensored user can also change the settings of the devices that are associated with the user's current location. The Profile settings button will navigate the sensored user to a page which will allow the sensored user to change the settings associated with the user’s online account, including changing the sensored user’s E-mail or password. A sensored user may also click on the Logs button that will send the user to a page that will display the entire alert and event logs in each device’s history. However, a sensored user is unable to select the New Location button. This button will send the user to the Web page that would allow the user to add a new location.

A sensored user begins at the EIN homepage. This is the page a user sees when the user first navigates to the website. It allows a returning user to log in, as well as contains links to the register page and FAQ page for new users.

After authentication a sensored user logged in screen is loaded. The sensored user’s homepage contains a welcome message, as well as a message informing the sensored user that the user is at a recognized, monitored location. Displayed below the message, are the user’s registered locations, with the current “at” location highlighted, the devices and status grouped into each location.

A sensored user can view, change, or add/remove devices. The device management page also provides detailed information about each device registered at the sensored user’s current location. In addition, the device management page also contains links to the pages that allow a sensored user to add or delete a device as well as links to the devices themselves that will allow the user to change the settings for the device.

A sensored user can view, change, add/remove a profile, or register a read-only user. This page provides boxes to allow the user to change the various account settings, as well as boxes to enter information for adding a new user. This page also contains a link to the page that will allow a sensored user to delete an account.

A sensored user can view and change alert settings. This page displays the current alert settings to each device, as well as provides a link to the device’s page that will allow the user to change the alert settings.

A sensored user also has access to the logs page. This page displays the logs of all of the devices at all of the sensored users associated locations.

--Site Administrator--

The site administrator is responsible for maintaining the database of sensored users as well as upkeep and troubleshooting for a sensored user’s software interaction and devices. The site administrator turns on a computer whose IP address is recognized by the EMS system, and opens a browser that has the EIN webpage as its homepage. The login page is shown and the site administrator enters the site administrator email address for the username followed by an administrator password which is between 6-12 characters long, features at least one number, one capital letter, one lowercase letter, and at least one of eight recognized special characters. The site administrator screen is displayed, including a welcome statement and a message informing the site administrator of the current location. It displays the last 10 lines of recent account activity by remote or sensored users, as well as the last 10 alerts, each displayed with the most recent at the top, and includes a more button to view expanded logs of activity and alerts. The bottom of the page features a navigation bar that allows the site administrator to move to a complete list of sensored users or devices or alerts. The site administrator can click on the Sensored User button on the administrator navigation bar and arrive at a page where the administrator can select a sensored user’s account and see the sensored user’s information including locations, devices, system activity, account information, and alerts. The site administrator can disable user accounts or devices as necessary via the User Information pages. The site administrator can click on the Devices button on the administrator navigation bar and navigate to a page where the administrator can filter the devices by either sensored user’s that have them or by the names of the devices. The site administrator can click on the Alerts button on the administrator navigation bar and navigate to a page where the administrator can view all of the alerts reported for any sensored user to the EMS with most recent displayed at the top. The site administrator can filter the alerts by sensored user location, or sensored user device.

A site administrator at recognized IP navigates to the EIN home page. This is the page a user sees when the user first navigates to the website. It allows a returning user to log in, as well as contains links to the register page and FAQ page for new users.

A site administrator at recognized IP address after authentication. This page displays a welcome statement and a message informing the site administrator of the current location. It displays the last 10 lines of recent account activity by remote or sensored users, as well as the last the site administrator to move to a complete 10 alerts, each displayed with the most recent at the top, and includes a more button to view expanded logs of activity and alerts. The bottom of the page features a navigation bar, which allows list of sensored users or devices or alerts.

2. Functional Requirements

Read-Only User

User with a read-only account.

• A read-only user’s Web browser is set to the EIN Homepage by default if at a monitored location.
• A read-only user has to open the read-only user’s Web browser and navigate to the EIN homepage, if the read-only user is at a remote location.
• A read-only user logs into the read-only user’s account using the read-only user’s username and password.
• A read-only user’s username is the read-only user’s E-mail.
• A read-only user’s password consists of 6-12 characters, and includes at least one number, one uppercase letter, one lowercase letter, and at least one of eight recognized special characters shown here within double quotes “#$%^!&*=”.
• After the read-only user has been authenticated, a read-only user homepage comes up with a welcome message, as well as a message informing the read-only user that the read-only user is at a recognized, monitored location if the read-only user is at a recognized monitored location.
• If the read-only user is at a remote location, after being authenticated, the read-only user will be sent to a similar read-only user homepage. However, this homepage includes a welcome message, as well as, a message informing the read-only user that the read-only user is at an unrecognized location.
• On the bottom of the read-only user logged-in page for the read-only user are the registered locations, the devices associated with each location and the status for each and the reading for each.
• The read-only user is able to check on the previous status of each device at each location by clicking on the Logs button.
• The Account, Device, Profile Settings, and New Location buttons are displayed on the navigation bar, however, the buttons will all be grayed out and the read-only user is unable to click on any of the buttons.

Remote User

Sensored user who is traveling and will be able to check on the status of devices when away from home.

• The remote user opens a web browser and navigates to the EIN homepage.
• The login page is shown and the remote user’s email address is entered for the username.
• The remote user also must enter the remote user’s password which is between 6-12 characters long, features at least one number, one capital letter, one lowercase letter, and at least one of eight recognized special characters shown here within double quotes “#$%^!&*=”.
• After authentication a logged-in page is shown, which welcomes the remote user and states the remote user is at an unknown or unregistered location.
• At the remote user logged-in page, the remote user is also shown the status of the remote user’s devices, grouped by location.
• The New Location button is enabled, allowing the remote user to navigate to a page, which will allow the remote user to add a new location, if they have a new device to add at that location.
• At this New Location page, the remote user must go through a registration process, which after completion will turn them into a sensored user.
• The remote user cannot make any changes to device or alert settings from an unregistered location.
• The Account and Device buttons are all displayed on the navigation bar, however the buttons are grayed out and the remote user is unable to click on the buttons.
• The Profile Settings button navigates the remote user to a page that allows the remote user to change the settings associated with the remote user’s online account, including changing the remote user’s E-mail or password.

Sensored User

Registered user who is at a monitored location.

• A sensored user’s Web browser is set to the EIN Homepage by default.
• A sensored user logs into the sensored user’s account using the sensored user’s username and password.
• A sensored user’s username is the user’s E-mail.
• A sensored user’s password consists of 6-12 characters, and includes at least one number, one uppercase letter, one lowercase letter, and at least one of eight recognized special characters shown here within double quotes “#$%^!&*=”.
• After the sensored user has been authenticated, a logged-in screen comes up with a welcome message, as well as a message informing the sensored user that the user is at a recognized, monitored location.
• Displayed at the bottom of the sensored user’s logged in screen, are the sensored user’s registered locations with the current “at” location highlighted, the devices associated with each location and the status for each.
• A sensored user also has a navigation bar with buttons that take the sensored user to the different pages on the website which allow the sensored user to change various aspects of the user’s account.
• The Account button navigates the sensored user to a page that allows the sensored user to add or delete an account, a regular account or a “read-only” account.
• The Device button navigates the sensored user to a page that allows the sensored user to add or delete a device as well as to check the alert status of each device and change the settings of the devices which are associated with the location the sensored user is currently at.
• The Profile Settings button navigates the sensored user to a page that allows the sensored user to change the settings associated with the sensored user’s online account, including changing the sensored user’s E-mail or password.
• The Logs button navigates the sensored user to a page that displays the entire alert and event logs in each device’s history.
• The New Location button, which normally navigates the sensored user to the Web page that allows the user to add a new location, will be grayed out, and unable to be selected.

Site Administrator

• The site administrator is responsible for maintaining the database of sensored users as well as upkeep and troubleshooting for a sensored user’s software interaction and devices.
• The site administrator turns on a computer whose IP address is recognized by the EMS system, and opens a Web browser, which has the EIN webpage as its homepage.
• The login page is shown and the site administrator enters the site administrator’s email address for the username
• The site administrator also enters the site administrator password which is between 6-12 characters long, features at least one number, one capital letter, one lowercase letter, and at least one of eight recognized special characters shown here within double quotes “#$%^!&*=”.
• The site administrator page is displayed, including a welcome statement and a message informing the site administrator of the current location.
• The site administrator page also displays the last 10 lines of recent account events by remote or sensored users, as well as, the last 10 alerts, with each displayed with the most recent at the top.
• The site administrator page also includes a "More" button to view expanded logs of events and alerts.
• The bottom of the site administrator page has a navigation bar that allows the site administrator to move to a complete list of sensored users or devices or alerts.
• The site administrator can click on the Sensored User button on the site administrator navigation bar and arrive at a page where the site administrator can select a sensored user’s account and see the sensored user’s information including locations, devices, system events, account information, and alerts.
• The site administrator can disable user accounts or devices as necessary via the User Information pages.
• The site administrator can click on the Devices button on his or her navigation bar and navigate to a page where the site administrator can filter the devices by either sensored user’s that have the devices or by the names of the devices.
• The site administrator can click on the Alerts button on the site administrator navigation bar and navigate to a page where the site administrator can view all of the alerts reported for any sensored user to the EMS with most recent displayed at the top.
• The site administrator can filter the alerts by sensored user location, or sensored user device.

3. Component Hierarchy Chart using a Main Program/Subprogram Architecture

The following chart decomposes our main program into various subprograms, which will help identify and manage components. The top down structure proceeds with each component leading to a smaller component starting with the main program, leading to controller programs of users, and finally a users available actions and the interaction with data.

4.. Data Flow Diagrams

This is the first Data Flow Diagram. It is the most basic model of the Environmental Monitoring System. It shows the different users’ need to send login information into the system in order to get any information out of it. The Sensored and Remote users both get Sensor Information from the system, while the Website Administrator gets this information as well as User Information. This diagram also shows some of the data flows between the system and the User Database.

This diagram shows the system’s most basic functions. The system must authenticate users, manage the users’ choices, record event logs, and obtain sensor data. In this diagram, the login information has been split into its two components, the E-mail and Password. This diagram shows that a log is recorded each time the user changes the preferences, adds or removes a device, or logs in to the system. In addition, the diagram shows that the system needs to wait for authentication from the authenticate user process in order to start the manage user choices process.

This diagram shows the Authenticate User process broken down into two more process: Returning Account, and New Account. This diagram also shows how personal data is broken down into Phone Number, Cell Phone Number, First Name, Last Name, Address, and Security Question and Answer. The diagram also shows that the Authentication data flow leaves this chart and proceeds into the Manage User Choices process.

This diagram shows how the Manage User Choices process is broken down. The process is broken into three different processes: Change Device Options, Request Device Information, and Register New Devices. The Register New Devices process is accessed immediately from an authorization for a new user, as a new user must register a device in order to become a Sensored user. Request Device Information is only available for returning users, as is Change Device Options. This diagram also shows that the Preferences data flow is broken down into the How Often Readings Updated, Alert Settings, and Enable or Disable Device data flows, as well as the Device Information data flow being divided into the Type of Sensor, Brand of Sensor, and Location of Sensor data flows.

This diagram shows how the database is accessed to get information regarding the user’s devices, as well as how the Sensored User’s computer sends the system the sensor information. This diagram also shows how alerts are processed through the Process Alerts process, which takes in the Reading and Acceptable Range data flows and compares them to determine if there should be an alert or not.

5. Logical Data Store

User

User ID – A number assigned to each user account to be used as a primary key in the User table. It is used to identify users.

E-mail – The e-mail address of the user and is used to log in to the system.

Password – The password supplied at log on to give access to a user with a valid e-mail address. Must be between 6 and 12 characters, containing at least one upper case character, lower case character, and at least one of the following characters: $, *, #, $, ^, |, =, %.

Last Name – The last name of a particular user.

First Name – The first name of a particular user.

Cell Phone – The cell phone number of the user.

Home Phone – The user’s home phone number.

Address – The home address of the user.

Security Question/Answer Data – The security question and answer used to recover a password if the user loses it.

Permissions – The user’s level. A zero signifies a guest account, a one is a regular user, and a two signifies the administrator.

Location

Location ID – A number assigned to each location to be used as the primary key in the Location table. It is used to identify specific locations.

Owner ID – The User ID for the user that owns the particular location.

IP Address – The IP address of the computer at the location.

Name – The name of the location.

Description – A short description of the location.

Address – The address of the location.

Phone Number – The phone number of the location.

Goos

Goos ID – A number assigned to each Weather Goos by our system to be used as the primary key in the Goos table. It is used to identify each Goos in the system.

Location – The Location ID number of the site the Goos is located.

IP Address – The IP address of the Goos.

ID Number – The ID number the Goos assigns itself.

Name – The name of the Goos device.

Peripheral

Peripheral ID – A number assigned to each individual peripheral attached to a Weather Goos by the system to be used as the primary key in the Peripheral table.

Goos ID – The Goos ID of the Goos that the peripheral is attached to.

Device ID – The identification number the device assigns itself.

Previous Reading – The last reading received from the peripheral.

Type of Sensor – The type of sensor the peripheral is.

Threshold Low – The lower threshold reading that if crossed will trigger an alert.

Threshold High – The higher threshold reading that if crossed will trigger an alert.

Time of Last Alert – The date and time of the last alert to be issued by the device.

Alarm Enabled – The status of an alarm for a device. On or Off.

Camera

Camera ID – A number assigned to each camera to be used as the primary key in the Camera table.

Location – The Location ID number of the site the camera is located at.

IP Address – The IP Address of the camera.

Event

Event ID – A number assigned to each event to be used as the primary key in the Event table.

User ID – The User ID of the account the event occurred under.

Location ID – The Location ID of the location the event occurred at.

Time of Event – The date and time of the event.

Event Type – The type of event that occurred.

Event Message – A message describing the event.

Alert

Alert ID – A number assigned to each alert by the system to be used as the primary key in the event table.

Peripheral ID – The identification number of the peripheral that triggered the alert.

Location ID – The identification number of the location the alert occurred at.

Date of Alert – The date and time of the alert.

Time in Alert Status – The total amount of time the device remained outside the threshold.

Reading – The reading that caused the alert.

Type – The type of alert that was triggered.

Alert Message – A message describing the alert.

6. Logical Format of Data Files and Databases

The information used to develop our catalog will be stored in a database system. As we have determined from information from our clients, the data needed to create the college catalog are typically text documents, since text files are what is sent to the catalog publisher. Text files also allow for easier editing for any users. Therefore, our database will have tables that will store our information in text files.

As we have stated in the last section, we will also need to copy Banner tables into our database, as Banner contains the most up-to-date information about courses and faculty. The information that we retrieve from Banner will also be stored in text format, allowing the entire document to be visible within Microsoft Word, or any other word processing program.

 7. Logical Data Library
 Acceptable Range  Data Flow
 Description:
  The range set by the user that if exceeded will trigger an alert
 Location:
 Obtain Sensor Data   ( 3 )
  Source: User Database ( Data Store )
  Dest: Process Alerts ( Process )
 
 
 Add Remove Device Event Data Flow
 Description:
 An event log of a user adding or removing a device.
 Location:
 Environmental Monitoring System  ( 0 )
  Source: Manage User Choices ( Process )
  Dest: Record Event Log ( Process )
 
 
 Address Data Flow
 Description:
 The user's address.
 Location:
 Authenticate User   ( 1 )
  Source: Sensored User ( External Entity )
  Dest: New Account ( Process )
 Data Flow -->  Personal Data
 
 
 Alert Log Data Flow
 Description:
 A log of an alert for use by the system administrator or the user.
 Composition:
  Alert ID : Undefined
 Device with Alert : Undefined
 Location of Alert : Undefined
 Date : Undefined
 Time in Alert Status : Undefined
 Time of Alert : Undefined
  Alert Reading : Undefined
 Type of Alert : Undefined
 Alert Message : Undefined
 Location:
 Obtain Sensor Data   ( 3 )
  Source: Process Alerts ( Process )
  Dest: User Database ( Data Store )
 Data Flow -->  Logs
 
 
 Alert On or Off Data Flow
 Description:
 Tells whether the device's alert is on or off.
 Location:
 Manage User Choices   ( 2 )
  Source: Request Device Information ( Process )
  Dest: Remote User ( External Entity )
  Source: Request Device Information ( Process )
  Dest: Sensored User ( External Entity )
 Data Flow -->  Reading
 Data Flow -->  Sensor Information
  Data Flow -->  Device Information
 
 
 Alert Settings Data Flow
 Description:
 The settings that determine when the system notifies the user that a device has 
 reached a critical point.
 Location:
 Manage User Choices   ( 2 )
  Source: Sensored User ( External Entity )
  Dest: Change Device Options ( Process )
  Source: Remote User ( External Entity )
  Dest: Change Device Options ( Process )
 Data Flow -->  Preferences
 
 Authorization Data Flow
 Description:
 Authorization that the user should be in the system. It is granted after 
 the email and password is verified through the database.
 Composition:
 Authorization for New User : 
 Authorization for Returning User : 
 Authorization for Returning User : 
 Location:
 Environmental Monitoring System  ( 0 )
  Source: Authenticate User ( Process )
  Dest: Manage User Choices ( Process )
 Authenticate User   ( 1 )
  Source: Returning Account ( Process )
  Dest: *** Not on Diagram ***
  Source: New Account ( Process )
  Dest: *** Not on Diagram ***
 Date Last Altered: 11/28/2005  Date Created: 11/21/2005
 
 
 Authorization for New User Data Flow
 Description:
 Authorization for a new user. The new user needs to register a new device and 
 become a sensored user before the new user can become a remote user.
 Location:
 Manage User Choices  ( 2 )
  Source: Sensored User ( External Entity )
  Dest: Register New Devices ( Process )
 Data Flow -->  Authorization
 
 
 Authorization for Returning User  Data Flow
 Description:
 Authorization granted for a returning user. Sends the user to the user’s 
 home page describing the condition of the user’s devices.
 Location:
 Manage User Choices  ( 2 )
  Source: Sensored User ( External Entity )
  Dest: Request Device Information ( Process )
 Data Flow -->  Authorization
 
 
 Authorization for Returning User  Data Flow
 Description:
 Authorization granted for a returning user. Sends the user to the user’s home 
 page describing the condition of the user’s devices.
 Location:
  Manage User Choices  ( 2 )
  Source: Remote User ( External Entity )
  Dest: Request Device Information ( Process )
 Data Flow -->  Authorization
 
 
 
Brand of Sensor  Data Flow
 Description:
 The brand of the sensor to be registered
 Location:
  Manage User Choices  ( 2 )
  Source: Register New Devices ( Process )
  Dest: User Database ( Data Store )
 Data Flow -->  Reading
 Data Flow -->  Device Information
 
 
 
Cell Phone Number  Data Flow
 Description:
 The user's cell phone number. Will be used in some alerts if the user has the cell 
 phone alert preference
 Location:
 Authenticate User   ( 1 )
  Source: Sensored User ( External Entity )
  Dest: New Account ( Process )
 Data Flow -->  Personal Data
 
 
 Delete Device Request Data Flow
 Description:
 A request to delete a device from the system
 Location:
 Manage User Choices  ( 2 )
  Source: Sensored User ( External Entity )
  Dest: Change Device Options ( Process )
 
 
 Device Data Data Flow
 Location:
 Obtain Sensor Data  ( 3 )
  Source: Get Device Data ( Process )
  Dest: Get Sensor Data ( Process )
 
Device ID Data Flow
 Description:
 The ID used by the system to identify the device
 Location:
 Manage User Choices  ( 2 )
  Source: Request Device Information ( Process )
  Dest: Remote User ( External Entity )
  Source: Request Device Information ( Process )
  Dest: Sensored User ( External Entity )
 Data Flow -->  Sensor Information
 Data Flow -->  Device Information
 
 
 Device Information  Data Flow
 Description:
 Information on the device, including type, brand and location of the sensor.
 Composition:
 Brand of Sensor : 
 Location of Device : 
 Type of Sensor : 
 Device ID : 
  Alert On or Off : 
 Location:
 Manage User Choices  ( 2 )
  Source: User Database ( Data Store )
  Dest: Request Device Information ( Process )
 
 
 E-mail  Data Flow
 Description:
 The user's email that is used to log in to the system.
 Location:
 Environmental Monitoring System  ( 0 )
  Source: Remote User ( External Entity )
  Dest: Authenticate User ( Process )
  Source: Sensored User ( External Entity )
  Dest: Authenticate User ( Process )
  Source: Website Administrator ( External Entity )
  Dest: Authenticate User ( Process )
 Authenticate User  ( 1 )
  Source: Remote User ( External Entity )
  Dest: Returning Account ( Process )
  Source: Website Administrator ( External Entity )
  Dest: Returning Account ( Process )
  Source: Sensored User ( External Entity )
  Dest: Returning Account ( Process )
  Source: Sensored User ( External Entity )
  Dest: New Account ( Process )
 Data Flow -->  Login Information
 Data Flow -->  Personal Data
 
 
 Enable or Disable Device Data Flow
 Description:
 A setting to allow the user to enable or disable a device
 Location:
  Manage User Choices  ( 2 )
  Source: Sensored User ( External Entity )
  Dest: Change Device Options ( Process )
 Data Flow -->  Preferences
 
 
 Event Log Data Flow
 Description:
 An event log passed into the database for later use by the administrator or user.
 Composition:
 Event ID : Undefined
 Date : Undefined
 Time : Undefined
 Location : Undefined
 IP Address : Undefined
 Message : Undefined
 Type : Undefined
 Location:
 Environmental Monitoring System  ( 0 )
  Source: Record Event Log ( Process )
  Dest: User Database ( Data Store )
 Data Flow -->  Logs
 
 
 First Name Data Flow
 Description:
 The user's first name
 Location:
  Authenticate User  ( 1 )
  Source: Sensored User ( External Entity )
  Dest: New Account ( Process )
 Data Flow -->  Personal Data
 
 
 How often readings updated Data Flow
 Description:
 Determines when the system requests the information from the device
  Location:
 Manage User Choices  ( 2 )
  Source: Sensored User ( External Entity )
  Dest: Change Device Options ( Process )
 Data Flow -->  Preferences
 
 
 Id for each Device  Data Flow
 Description:
 The ID the system uses to identify each device
  Location:
 Obtain Sensor Data  ( 3 )
  Source: User Database ( Data Store )
  Dest: Get Device Data ( Process )
 
 
 Id for Location Data Flow
 Description:
 The ID for the location of a group of sensors
 Location:
 Obtain Sensor Data  ( 3 )
  Source: User Database ( Data Store )
  Dest: Get Device Data ( Process )
 
  Last Name Data Flow
 Description:
 The user's last name
 Location:
 Authenticate User  ( 1 )
  Source: Sensored User ( External Entity )
  Dest: New Account ( Process )
 Data Flow -->  Personal Data
 
 
 List of Sensors Data Flow
 Description:
 A list of all the sensors for a user
 Location:
 Obtain Sensor Data  ( 3 )
  Source: User Database ( Data Store )
  Dest: Get Device Data ( Process )
 Date Last Altered: 11/28/2005  Date Created: 11/21/2005
 
 
 Location Data Flow
 Description:
 The location for a group of sensors
 Location:
 Obtain Sensor Data  ( 3 )
  Source: User Database ( Data Store )
  Dest: Get Device Data ( Process )
 Data Flow -->  Reading
 
 
 Location of Device  Data Flow
 Description:
 The physical location of the device, used to monitor different locations
 Location:
 Manage User Choices  ( 2 )
  Source: Request Device Information ( Process )
  Dest: Remote User ( External Entity )
  Source: Request Device Information ( Process )
  Dest: Sensored User ( External Entity )
 Data Flow -->  Sensor Information
 Data Flow -->  Device Information
 
 
 Location of Sensor  Data Flow
 Description:
 The location of the sensor, used to monitor different locations
 Location:
 Manage User Choices  ( 2 )
  Source: Register New Devices ( Process )
  Dest: User Database ( Data Store )
 
 
 Login Event Data Flow
 Location:
 Environmental Monitoring System  ( 0 )
  Source: Authenticate User ( Process )
  Dest: Record Event Log ( Process )
 
 
 Login Information  Data Flow
 Description:
 The information passed into the web browser and into the system that identifies 
 the user and verifies that the user is allowed in
 Composition:
 E-mail : 
 Password : 
 Location:
 Context  ( CONTEXT )
  Source: Remote User ( External Entity )
  Dest: Environmental Monitoring System ( Process )
  Source: Sensored User ( External Entity )
  Dest: Environmental Monitoring System ( Process )
  Source: Website Administrator ( External Entity )
  Dest: Environmental Monitoring System ( Process )
 
 
  Logs   Data Flow
 Description:
 Logs of events or alerts that have occurred for a user.
 Composition:
 Alert Log : 
 Event Log : 
 Location:
 Context  ( CONTEXT )
  Source: User Database ( Data Store )
  Dest: Environmental Monitoring System ( Process )
  Source: Environmental Monitoring System ( Process )
  Dest: User Database ( Data Store )
 Data Flow -->  User Information
 
 
 Password Data Flow
 Description:
 The password the user provides at log in to verify the user should have access to 
 the system.
 Location:
 Environmental Monitoring System  ( 0 )
  Source: Remote User ( External Entity )
  Dest: Authenticate User ( Process )
  Source: Sensored User ( External Entity )
  Dest: Authenticate User ( Process )
  Source: Website Administrator ( External Entity )
  Dest: Authenticate User ( Process )
  Authenticate User  ( 1 )
  Source: Remote User ( External Entity )
  Dest: Returning Account ( Process )
  Source: Website Administrator ( External Entity )
  Dest: Returning Account ( Process )
  Source: Sensored User ( External Entity )
  Dest: Returning Account ( Process )
  Source: Sensored User ( External Entity )
  Dest: New Account ( Process )
 Data Flow -->  Login Information
 
 
 Personal Data Data Flow
 Description:
 The personal data for the user, including email, address, phone numbers, and 
 name.
 Composition:
 Address : 
 Cell Phone Number : 
 E-mail : 
 First Name : 
 Last Name : 
 Phone Number : 
  Security Question and Answer : 
 Location:
 Context  ( CONTEXT )
  Source: User Database ( Data Store )
  Dest: Environmental Monitoring System ( Process )
 Environmental Monitoring System  ( 0 )
  Source: User Database ( Data Store )
  Dest: Authenticate User ( Process )
 Authenticate User  ( 1 )
  Source: User Database ( Data Store )
  Dest: Returning Account ( Process )
  Source: New Account ( Process )
  Dest: User Database ( Data Store )
 Context  ( CONTEXT )
  Source: Environmental Monitoring System ( Process )
  Dest: User Database ( Data Store )
 Data Flow -->  User Information
 
 
 Phone Number Data Flow
 Description:
 The user's home phone number. A part of personal information
 Location:
  Authenticate User  ( 1 )
  Source: Sensored User ( External Entity )
  Dest: New Account ( Process )
 Data Flow -->  Personal Data
 
 
 Preferences Data Flow
 Description:
 The preferences set by the user to be stored in the database
 Composition:
  Alert Settings : 
 Enable or Disable Device : 
 How often readings updated : 
 Location:
 Manage User Choices  ( 2 )
  Source: Change Device Options ( Process )
  Dest: User Database ( Data Store )
 
 
 Preference Change Event  Data Flow
 Description:
 An event log of the user changing his or her preferences.
 Location:
 Environmental Monitoring System  ( 0 )
  Source: Manage User Choices ( Process )
  Dest: Record Event Log ( Process )
 
 
 Reading Data Flow
 Description:
 The reading from the sensor devices as parsed by the system so that it is in a 
 meaningful format for the user.
 Composition:
 Location : 
 Type of Sensor : 
 Brand of Sensor : 
 Alert On or Off : 
 Reading : 
 Location:
 Environmental Monitoring System  ( 0 )
  Source: Obtain Sensor Data ( Process )
  Dest: Manage User Choices ( Process )
 Manage User Choices  ( 2 )
  Source: Request Device Information ( Process )
  Dest: Remote User ( External Entity )
  Source: Request Device Information ( Process )
  Dest: Sensored User ( External Entity )
 Obtain Sensor Data  ( 3 )
  Source: Get Sensor Data ( Process )
  Dest: Sensored User ( External Entity )
  Source: Get Sensor Data ( Process )
  Dest: Remote User ( External Entity )
  Source: Get Sensor Data ( Process )
  Dest: Process Alerts ( Process )
 Data Flow -->  Reading
 Data Flow -->  Sensor Information
 
 
 Request Device Data Data Flow
 Description:
 A request for information on the current devices
 Location:
 Obtain Sensor Data  ( 3 )
   Source: Get Device Data ( Process )
  Dest: User Database ( Data Store )
  Source: Get Sensor Data ( Process )
  Dest: Get Device Data ( Process )
 
 
 Request for New Device Registration Data Flow
 Description:
  A request to add a new device
 Location:
 Manage User Choices  ( 2 )
  Source: Sensored User ( External Entity )
  Dest: Request Device Information ( Process )
  Source: Request Device Information ( Process )
  Dest: Register New Devices ( Process )
 
 
 Request Sensor Data  Data Flow
 Description:
 A request for the data from a sensor
 Location:
  Obtain Sensor Data  ( 3 )
  Source: Get Sensor Data ( Process )
  Dest: Sensored User ( External Entity )
 
 
 Security Question and Answer  Data Flow
 Description:
 The security question and answer that the user provides in case the user loses the 
 password.
 Location:
 Authenticate User  ( 1 )
  Source: Sensored User ( External Entity )
  Dest: New Account ( Process )
 Data Flow -->  Personal Data
 
 
 Sensor Data Data Flow
 Description:
 Raw sensor data directly from the sensor devices. This information needs to be 
 parsed by the system and made into meaningful data for the user.
 Location:
 Context  ( CONTEXT )
  Source: Sensored User ( External Entity )
  Dest: Environmental Monitoring System ( Process )
 Environmental Monitoring System  ( 0 )
  Source: Sensored User ( External Entity )
  Dest: Obtain Sensor Data ( Process )
 Obtain Sensor Data  ( 3 )
  Source: Sensored User ( External Entity )
  Dest: Get Sensor Data ( Process )
 
 
 Sensor Information  Data Flow
 Description:
 Information from the devices, including the location, id, and reading.
 This is the info that the user will most likely be concerned with.
 Composition:
 Alert On or Off : 
 Device ID : 
 Location of Device : 
 Reading : 
 Location:
 Context  ( CONTEXT )
  Source: Environmental Monitoring System ( Process )
  Dest: Remote User ( External Entity )
  Source: Environmental Monitoring System ( Process )
  Dest: Sensored User ( External Entity )
 Environmental Monitoring System  ( 0 )
  Source: Manage User Choices ( Process )
  Dest: Remote User ( External Entity )
  Source: Manage User Choices ( Process )
  Dest: Sensored User ( External Entity )
  Source: Manage User Choices ( Process )
  Dest: Website Administrator ( External Entity )
 Context  ( CONTEXT )
  Source: Environmental Monitoring System ( Process )
  Dest: Website Administrator ( External Entity )
 
 
 Type of Sensor Data Flow
 Description:
 The type of sensor, be it temperature, water level, motion sensor, or other sensor.
 Location:
 Manage User Choices  ( 2 )
  Source: Register New Devices ( Process )
  Dest: User Database ( Data Store )
  Data Flow -->  Reading
 Data Flow -->  Device Information
 
 
 User Information  Data Flow
 Description:
 Information on the user that the website admin is concerned with. Includes logs 
 and personal information on users.
 Composition:
 Logs : 
 Personal Data : 
 Location:
 Environmental Monitoring System  ( 0 )
  Source: Manage User Choices ( Process )
  Dest: Website Administrator ( External Entity )
 Context  ( CONTEXT )
  Source: Environmental Monitoring System ( Process )
  Dest: Website Administrator ( External Entity )
 
 Verification Data Flow
 Description:
 The system checks the users email and password against the information in the 
 database to make sure that the user should have access.
 Location:
 Context  ( CONTEXT )
  Source: Environmental Monitoring System ( Process )
  Dest: User Database ( Data Store )
 Environmental Monitoring System  ( 0 )
  Source: Authenticate User ( Process )
  Dest: User Database ( Data Store )
 Authenticate User  ( 1 )
  Source: Returning Account ( Process )
  Dest: User Database ( Data Store )





 
 

8. Database Schema

9. Structure Diagrams

10. Physical Data Structures

User - This table stores information about a user in the database. All information pertaining to the user is stored within this table. This information includes the user ID, the user’s E-mail, password the user’s full name, security questions as well as the user’s address and contact info.

Event - This table stores information about a event of a device in the database. All information pertaining to the event of a device is stored within this table. This includes the Event ID, the user and their location, and the time, type of and message associated with the event.

Location - This table stores information about a registered location in the database. All information pertaining to a registered location is stored within this table. This includes the location’s ID, the owner’s ID, the location’s IP address and the name, description and address of the registered location.

Goos - This table stores information about a goos in the database. All information pertaining to the goos is stored within this table. This includes the goos ID, location, IP address, ID number, and name.

Camera - This table stores information about a camera in the database. All information pertaining to the camera is stored within this table. This includes the camera’s ID, location and IP address.

Alert- This table stores information about a Alert in the database. All information pertaining to the Alert is stored within this table. This includes the Alert’s ID, the ID of the peripheral which has the alert, the ID of the location with the alert, the date of the alert the Alert’s time and status, as well as the reading associated with, message and type of alert.

Peripheral - This table stores information about a peripheral in the database. All information pertaining to the peripheral is stored within this table. This includes the peripheral ID, the ID of the goos with the peripheral, the ID of the device associated with the peripheral, the peripheral’s previous reading, the type of sensor, and thresholds of the peripheral. It also contains when an alarm was tripped, the time of the last alert of the peripheral, and whether or not the alarm is enabled.

11. Packaging Specification

Our software package will include an instructional manual that may be of assistance to the user. This manual will provide the user with information regarding installation and usage of the software. All users will be given a copy of this manual to instruct them on login procedures and a step-by-step guide to how the system works. In addition, the system administrator will be given additional information regarding permission setting.

12. Development Environment

Not all of the software listed above is required for a user to operate our security software. However, the software listed above is illustrated at the minimum versions allowed in order for our Remote Monitoring Access System to function properly on a user’s computer.

13. Production Environment

The production environment is the environment in which the software will be produced, tested, and implemented. Oraserv is also the name of the machine that is our production environment. Its operation system is Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES release.

14. Test Plan

1. Test Plan Identifier

This is version 1.0 of the EIN Systems Environmental Monitoring Project Test Plan.

2. Introduction

We will be using Unit Testing and Acceptance Testing to provide the quality standards for our software. A Unit Test for each page of our software will define the pass/fail criterion for an item being tested. The test deliverables include a complete Unit Test document along with a fully completed checklist of our Functional Requirements and Acceptance Test.

3. Test Items

Our software test items will include our web based security software for monitoring one’s home or office. Other test items include the software from our development environment such as:

Apache 2.046

Internet Explorer 6.0.2900.2180 w/ Service Pack 2

Mozilla Firefox 1.0.0

mySQL 4.1.14

Netscape 7.1

Oracle 10 g

PHP 4.3.11

Putty 0.53b

These items must work congruently with an operating system that runs at minimum Microsoft Windows NT 2000 Professional w/ Service Pack 3. These are the minimum software requirements and any system that using our software must have the software listed above with the corresponding version number or greater. We must test for the top three web browsers IE, Firefox, and Netscape. The hardware test items of our software will require a potential user to operate it on a pc that has at least an Intel Pentium 4 CPU with a 1,300 MHz processor speed and 128 MB of RAM.

4. Features to be Tested

The features of the software that will be tested include the software interface to make sure that it responds properly to the user’s commands and displays the appropriate menus and data. In addition, the validation of the links will be tested to make sure that they are functional and direct the user to the proper pages, and the text boxes will be tested to make sure that the information entered by a user is correct and appropriate. Furthermore, the code of the software will be vigorously tested to make sure that the interface to prevent any malfunctions from occurring and to ensure the validity and reliability of our software. We want the user’s experience to be as relaxed as possible.

1. Read-Only User

a. Login page

· Can enter e-mail for username

· Can enter password which is between 6-12 characters long, features at least one number, one capital letter, one lowercase letter, and at least one of eight recognized special characters shown here within double quotes “#$%^!&*=”

· Submit button works and submits the information within the e-mail and password fields

· Submit button sends the read-only user to the logged-in screen which, is a user homepage with a welcome message, as well as a message informing the read-only user that the user is at a recognized, monitored location.

· The forgotten password link works and guides the read-only user with instruction on getting a working password

· The FAQ link works

· The new registration link works

b. Registration page

· Can enter in first name, last name, address, e-mail, password, security question and answer, phone number, and cell phone number.

· Can click submit to transmit the information in the registration fields

c. Logged-in Homepage

· Shows a welcome message, as well as a message informing the read-only user that the user is at a recognized, monitored location

· Displayed at the bottom of the read-only user’s logged in screen, are the read-only user’s registered locations, with the current “at” location highlighted, the devices associated with each location and the status for each

· Has a navigation bar with buttons that take the read-only user to the different pages on the website which allow the read-only user to change various aspects of the user’s account.

· Account link does not work

· Device Management link does not work

· Profile settings link works

· Logout link works

· Add New location link does not work

d. Profile Settings page

· Allows the read-only user to change the settings associated with the read-only user’s online account

· Can change e-mail address

· Can change password

· Submit button transmits any changes made

e. Logs page

· Navigates the read-only user to a page that displays all the alert and event logs in each device’s history.

2. Remote User

a. Login page

· Can enter e-mail for username

· Can enter password which is between 6-12 characters long, features at least one number, one capital letter, one lowercase letter, and at least one of eight recognized special characters shown here within double quotes “#$%^!&*=”

· Submit button works and submits the information within the e-mail and password fields

· Submit button sends the remote user to the logged-in screen which is a user homepage with a welcome message, as well as a message informing the remote user that the user is at a recognized, monitored location.

· The forgotten password link works and guides the remote user with instruction on getting a working password

· The FAQ link works

· The new registration link works

b. Registration page

· Can enter in first name, last name, address, e-mail, password, security question and answer, phone number, and cell phone number.

· Can click submit to transmit the information in the registration fields

c. Logged-in Homepage

· Shows a welcome message, as well as a message informing the remote user that the user is at a recognized, monitored location

· Displayed at the bottom of the remote user’s logged in screen are the remote user’s registered locations, with the current “at” location highlighted, the devices associated with each location and the status for each

· Has a navigation bar with buttons that take the remote user to the different pages on the website which allow the remote user to change various aspects of the user’s account.

· Account link does not work

· Device Management link does not work

· Profile settings link works

· Logout link works

· Add New location link works

d. Profile Settings page

· Allows the remote user to change the settings associated with the remote user’s online account

· Can change e-mail address

· Can change password

· Submit button transmits any changes made

e. Logs page

· Navigates the remote user to a page that displays all the alert and event logs in each device’s history.

f. New Location Page

· Able to add a new location

3. Sensored User

a. Login page

· Can enter e-mail for username

· Can enter password which is between 6-12 characters long, features at least one number, one capital letter, one lowercase letter, and at least one of eight recognized special characters shown here within double quotes “#$%^!&*=”

· Submit button works and submits the information within the e-mail and password fields

· Submit button sends the sensored user to the logged-in screen which is a user homepage with a welcome message, as well as a message informing the sensored user that the user is at a recognized, monitored location.

· The forgotten password link works and guides the sensored user with instruction on getting a working password

· The FAQ link works

· The new registration link works

b. Registration page

· Can enter in first name, last name, address, e-mail, password, security question and answer, phone number, and cell phone number.

· Can click submit to transmit the information in the registration fields

c. Logged-in Homepage

· Shows a welcome message, as well as a message informing the sensored user that the user is at a recognized, monitored location

· Displayed at the bottom of the sensored user’s logged in screen for the sensored user, are the sensored user’s registered locations, with the current “at” location highlighted, the devices associated with each location and the status for each

· Has a navigation bar with buttons that take the sensored user to the different pages on the website which allow the sensored user to change various aspects of the user’s account.

· Account link works

· Device Management link works

· Profile settings link works

· Logout link works

· Add new location link does not work

d. Account page

· Allows the sensored user to add or delete an account, both a regular account and a “read-only” account

· Submit button transmits any changes made

e. Device Management page

· Allows the sensored user to add or delete a device

· Can check the alert status of each device

· Can change the acceptable range of the readings for a device

· Submit button transmits any changes made

f. Profile Settings page

· Allows the sensored user to change the settings associated with the sensored user’s online account

· Can change e-mail address

· Can change password

· Submit button transmits any changes made

g. Logs page
Navigates the sensored user to a page that displays all the alert and event logs in each device’s history.

5. Features not to be Tested

The features that will not be tested include our style sheets that our software is based on because we are confident that they present the information and data precisely the way it should be.

6. Approach

Unit tests for each page will be used to ensure the quality of the system. These unit tests will be used in integration tests, and this will complete our Acceptance Testing.

7. Item Pass/Fail Criteria

Home Page (home.htm)
Num	Name	ID	Description	State Before Test	State After Test	Input/Test Values	Steps to be Executed	Expected Results	Pass/Fail	Comments
1	Home Page Link Clicked	Link	Home Page Link is Clicked	home.htm	home.htm	None	Load webpage	home.htm page is loaded automatically
2	Login/Logout Link Clicked	Link	Login/Logout Link is Clicked	home.htm	login.htm	None	Load webpage	login.htm page is loaded automatically
3	Device Manangement Link Clicked	Link	Device Management Link is Clicked	home.htm	device.htm	None	Load webpage	device.htm page is loaded automatically
4	User Settings Link Clicked	Link	User Settings Link is Clicked	home.htm	user.htm	None	Load webpage	user.htm page is loaded automatically
5	Faq/Help Link Clicked	Link	Faq/Help Link is Clicked	home.htm	faq.htm	None	Load webpage	faq.htm page is loaded automatically
6	Logs Link Clicked	Link	Logs Link is Clicked	home.htm	logs.htm	None	Load webpage	logs.htm page is loaded automatically
7	Device Link Clicked	Link	Device Link is Clicked based on its location	home.htm	device.htm	None	Load webpage	device.htm webpage is loaded giving the description and information of every device
8	Alerts Link Clicked	Link	Alerts Link is Clicked based on its Location	home.htm	alerts.htm	None	Load webpage	alerts.htm webpage is loaded giving the information of every user
9	Logout Link Clicked	Link	Logout Link is Clicked under its location	home.htm	logout.htm	None	Load webpage	logout.htm page is loaded automatically
Login Page (login.htm)
Num	Name	ID	Description	State Before Test	State After Test	Input/Test Values	Steps to be Executed	Expected Results	Pass/Fail	Comments
1	Home Page Link Clicked	Link	Home Page Link is Clicked	login.htm	home.htm	None	Load webpage	home.htm page is loaded automatically
2	Login/Logout Link Clicked	Link	Login/Logout Link is Clicked	login.htm	login.htm	None	Load webpage	login.htm page is loaded automatically
3	Device Manangement Link Clicked	Link	Device Management Link is Clicked	login.htm	device.htm	None	Load webpage	device.htm page is loaded automatically
4	User Settings Link Clicked	Link	User Settings Link is Clicked	login.htm	user.htm	None	Load webpage	user.htm page is loaded automatically
5	Faq/Help Link Clicked	Link	Faq/Help Link is Clicked	login.htm	faq.htm	None	Load webpage	faq.htm page is loaded automatically
6	Logs Link Clicked	Link	Logs Link is Clicked	login.htm	logs.htm	None	Load webpage	logs.htm page is loaded automatically
7	Enter User Name	User Name	User enter his/her user name in the user name text box	login.htm	login.htm	user name	Enter text into User Name text box	User Name text box displays the name that the user has entered
8	Enter Password	Password	User enter his/her password in the password text box	login.htm	login.htm	password	Enter text into Password text box	Password text box displays the encrypted password that the user has entered
9	Forgotten Password Link Clicked	Link	Forgotten Password Link is Clicked	login.htm	lostpassword.htm	None	Load webpage	lostpassword.htm webpage is loaded automatically that helps instructs user how to get a new password
10	Incorrect User Name	User Name	valid, incorrect user name is entered	login.htm	Error page	user name, password	Load error webpage	webpage is loaded automatically telling user that his/her authentication attempt was incorrect
11	Incorrect Password	Password	valid, correct user name is entered and valid, incorrect password is entered	login.htm	Error page	user name, password	Load error webpage	webpage is loaded automatically telling user that his/her authentication attempt was incorrect
12	Invalid Password	Password	An invalid password is entered	login.htm	Error page	user name, password	Load error webpage	webpage is loaded automatically telling user that his/her authentication attempt was incorrect
13	Correct Login	login	valid, correct user name and password is entered	login.htm	home.htm	user name, password	Load webpage	home.htm page is loaded automatically
14	Faq Link Clicked	Link	Faq Link is Clicked	login.htm	faq.htm	None	Load webpage	faq.htm page is loaded automatically
15	New User Registration Link Clicked	Link	New User Registration Link is Clicked	login.htm	new.htm	None	Load webpage	new.htm page is loaded automatically for a new user can create a new account
Device Management Page (device.htm)
Num	Name	ID	Description	State Before Test	State After Test	Input/Test Values	Steps to be Executed	Expected Results	Pass/Fail	Comments
1	Home Page Link Clicked	Link	Home Page Link is Clicked	device.htm	home.htm	None	Load webpage	home.htm page is loaded automatically
2	Login/Logout Link Clicked	Link	Login/Logout Link is Clicked	device.htm	login.htm	None	Load webpage	login.htm page is loaded automatically
3	Device Manangement Link Clicked	Link	Device Management Link is Clicked	device.htm	device.htm	None	Load webpage	device.htm page is loaded automatically
4	User Settings Link Clicked	Link	User Settings Link is Clicked	device.htm	user.htm	None	Load webpage	user.htm page is loaded automatically
5	Faq/Help Link Clicked	Link	Faq/Help Link is Clicked	device.htm	faq.htm	None	Load webpage	faq.htm page is loaded automatically
6	Logs Link Clicked	Link	Logs Link is Clicked	device.htm	logs.htm	None	Load webpage	logs.htm page is loaded automatically
7	Alerts Set Drop Down Menu Clicked	Drop Down Menu	Alerts Set Drop Down Menu is Clicked	device.htm	device.htm	None	Displays options within the drop down menu	Drop down menu is displayed listing all possible options to change current device alert settings
8	Device Link Clicked	Link	Device Link is Clicked based on its location	device.htm	device.htm	None	Load webpage	device.htm page is loaded automatically
9	Alerts Link Clicked	Link	Alerts Link is Clicked based on its Location	device.htm	alerts.htm	None	Load webpage	alerts.htm page is loaded automatically
10	Logout Link Clicked	Link	Logout Link is Clicked under its location	device.htm	logout.htm	None	Load webpage	logout.htm page is loaded automatically
User Settings (user.htm)
Num	Name	ID	Description	State Before Test	State After Test	Input/Test Values	Steps to be Executed	Expected Results	Pass/Fail	Comments
1	Home Page Link Clicked	Link	Home Page Link is Clicked	user.htm	home.htm	None	Load webpage	home.htm page is loaded automatically
2	Login/Logout Link Clicked	Link	Login/Logout Link is Clicked	user.htm	login.htm	None	Load webpage	login.htm page is loaded automatically
3	Device Manangement Link Clicked	Link	Device Management Link is Clicked	user.htm	device.htm	None	Load webpage	device.htm page is loaded automatically
4	User Settings Link Clicked	Link	User Settings Link is Clicked	user.htm	user.htm	None	Load webpage	user.htm page is loaded automatically
5	Faq/Help Link Clicked	Link	Faq/Help Link is Clicked	user.htm	faq.htm	None	Load webpage	faq.htm page is loaded automatically
6	Logs Link Clicked	Link	Logs Link is Clicked	user.htm	logs.htm	None	Load webpage	logs.htm page is loaded automatically
7	User First Name Entered	User First Name	User's Guest's First Name is entered in text box	user.htm	user.htm	first name of user	Enter text into User First Name text box	first name of user is shown in the text box as entered
8	User's Guest's Last Name Entered	User Last Name	User Last Name is entered in text box	user.htm	user.htm	last name of user	Enter text into User Last Name text box	last name of user is shown in the text box as entered
9	User Address is Entered	Address	User Address is entered in text box	user.htm	user.htm	user address	Enter text into User's Address text box	address of user is shown in the text box as entered
10	User Phone Number is Entered	User Phone Number	User Phone Number is entered in text box	user.htm	user.htm	user phone number	Enter text into User's Phone Number text box	phone number of user is shown in the text box as entered
11	User Email is Entered	User Email	User Email is entered in text box	user.htm	user.htm	user email	Enter text into User's email text box	email of user is shown in the text box as entered
12	User Password is Entered	User Password	User Password is entered in text box	user.htm	user.htm	user password	Enter text into User's Password text box	password of user is shown in the text box as entered
13	User Security Question is Entered	User Security Question	User Security Question is entered in text box	user.htm	user.htm	user security question	Enter text into User's Security Question text box	security question of user is shown in the text box as entered
14	User Security Answer is Entered	User Security Answer	User Security Answer is entered in text box	user.htm	user.htm	user security answer	Enter text into User's Security Answer text box	security answer of user is shown in the text box as entered
15	Submit Changes Button Clicked	Link	Submit Button is Clicked	user.htm	userchanges.htm	None	Load webpage	userchanges.htm webpage is loaded telling the user that he/she has sucessfully made changes to his/her account info
16	User's Guest's First Name Entered	User's Guest's First Name	User's Guest's First Name is entered in text box	user.htm	user.htm	first name of user's guest	Enter text into User's Guest's First Name text box	first name of user's guest is shown in the text box as entered
17	User's Guest's Last Name Entered	User's Guest's Last Name	User's Guest's Last Name is entered in text box	user.htm	user.htm	last name of User's Guest's	Enter text into User's Guest's Last Name text box	last name of User's Guest is shown in the text box as entered
18	User's Guest's Address is Entered	Address	User's Guest's Address is entered in text box	user.htm	user.htm	User's Guest's address	Enter text into User's Guest's's Address text box	address of User's Guest is shown in the text box as entered
19	User's Guest's Phone Number is Entered	User's Guest's Phone Number	User's Guest's Phone Number is entered in text box	user.htm	user.htm	User's Guest's phone number	Enter text into User's Guest's Phone Number text box	phone number of User's Guest is shown in the text box as entered
20	User's Guest's Email is Entered	User's Guest's Email	User's Guest's Email is entered in text box	user.htm	user.htm	User's Guest's email	Enter text into User's Guest's email text box	email of User's Guest is shown in the text box as entered
21	User's Guest's Password is Entered	User's Guest's Password	User's Guest's Password is entered in text box	user.htm	user.htm	User's Guest's password	Enter text into User's Guest's Password text box	password of User's Guest is shown in the text box as entered
22	User's Guest's Security Question is Entered	User's Guest's Security Question	User's Guest's Security Question is entered in text box	user.htm	user.htm	User's Guest's security question	Enter text into User's Guest's Security Question text box	security question of User's Guest is shown in the text box as entered
23	User's Guest's Security Answer is Entered	User's Guest's Security Answer	User's Guest's Security Answer is entered in text box	user.htm	user.htm	User's Guest's security answer	Enter text into User's Guest's Security Answer text box	security answer of User's Guest is shown in the text box as entered
24	Submit Guest User Button Clicked	Link	Submit Button is Clicked	user.htm	guest.htm	None	Load webpage	guest.htm webpage is loaded telling the User's Guest that he/she has sucessfully registered his/her guest user
Faq/Help (faq.htm)
Num	Name	ID	Description	State Before Test	State After Test	Input/Test Values	Steps to be Executed	Expected Results	Pass/Fail	Comments
1	Home Page Link Clicked	Link	Home Page Link is Clicked	faq.htm	home.htm	None	Load webpage	home.htm page is loaded automatically
2	Login/Logout Link Clicked	Link	Login/Logout Link is Clicked	faq.htm	login.htm	None	Load webpage	login.htm page is loaded automatically
3	Device Manangement Link Clicked	Link	Device Management Link is Clicked	faq.htm	device.htm	None	Load webpage	device.htm page is loaded automatically
4	User Settings Link Clicked	Link	User Settings Link is Clicked	faq.htm	user.htm	None	Load webpage	user.htm page is loaded automatically
5	Faq/Help Link Clicked	Link	Faq/Help Link is Clicked	faq.htm	faq.htm	None	Load webpage	faq.htm page is loaded automatically
6	Logs Link Clicked	Link	Logs Link is Clicked	faq.htm	logs.htm	None	Load webpage	logs.htm page is loaded automatically
7	Register New Device Link Clicked	Link	Register New Device Link is Clicked	faq.htm	new.htm	None	Load webpage	webpage is loaded allowing the user to register a new device at a location
Logs (logs.htm)
Num	Name	ID	Description	State Before Test	State After Test	Input/Test Values	Steps to be Executed	Expected Results	Pass/Fail	Comments
1	Home Page Link Clicked	Link	Home Page Link is Clicked	logs.htm	home.htm	None	Load webpage	home.htm page is loaded automatically
2	Login/Logout Link Clicked	Link	Login/Logout Link is Clicked	logs.htm	login.htm	None	Load webpage	login.htm page is loaded automatically
3	Device Manangement Link Clicked	Link	Device Management Link is Clicked	logs.htm	device.htm	None	Load webpage	device.htm page is loaded automatically
4	User Settings Link Clicked	Link	User Settings Link is Clicked	logs.htm	user.htm	None	Load webpage	user.htm page is loaded automatically
5	Faq/Help Link Clicked	Link	Faq/Help Link is Clicked	logs.htm	faq.htm	None	Load webpage	faq.htm page is loaded automatically
6	Logs Link Clicked	Link	Logs Link is Clicked	logs.htm	logs.htm	None	Load webpage	logs.htm page is loaded automatically
7	Device Link Clicked	Link	Device Link is Clicked based on its location	logs.htm	device.htm	None	Load webpage	device.htm webpage is loaded giving the device's description and information
8	Alerts Link Clicked	Link	Alerts Link is Clicked based on its Location	logs.htm	alerts.htm	None	Load webpage	alerts.htm page is loaded automatically
9	Logout Link Clicked	Link	Logout Link is Clicked under its location	logs.htm	logout.htm	None	Load webpage	logout.htm page is loaded automatically
Administrator Page (admin.htm)
Num	Name	ID	Description	State Before Test	State After Test	Input/Test Values	Steps to be Executed	Expected Results	Pass/Fail	Comments
1	Home Page Link Clicked	Link	Home Page Link is Clicked	admin.htm	admin.htm	None	Load webpage	home.htm page is loaded automatically
2	Login/Logout Link Clicked	Link	Login/Logout Link is Clicked	admin.htm	admin.htm	None	Load webpage	login.htm page is loaded automatically
3	Device Manangement Link Clicked	Link	Device Management Link is Clicked	admin.htm	admin.htm	None	Load webpage	device.htm page is loaded automatically
4	User Settings Link Clicked	Link	User Settings Link is Clicked	admin.htm	admin.htm	None	Load webpage	user.htm page is loaded automatically
5	Faq/Help Link Clicked	Link	Faq/Help Link is Clicked	admin.htm	admin.htm	None	Load webpage	faq.htm page is loaded automatically
6	Logs Link Clicked	Link	Logs Link is Clicked	admin.htm	logs.htm	None	Load webpage	logs.htm page is loaded automatically
6	All Events Link Clicked	Link	All Events Link is Clicked	admin.htm	adminevents.htm	None	Load webpage	adminevents.htm page is loaded automatically
7	All Alerts Link Clicked	Link	All Alerts Link is Clicked	admin.htm	adminalerts.htm	first name of user	Load webpage	adminalerts.htm page is loaded automatically
8	Device Link Clicked	Link	Device Link is Clicked based on its location	admin.htm	admindevices.htm	None	Load webpage	admindevices.htm webpage is loaded giving the device's description and information
9	Alerts Link Clicked	Link	Alerts Link is Clicked based on its Location	admin.htm	adminalerts.htm	None	Load webpage	adminalerts.htm page is loaded automatically
10	Users Link Clicked	Link	User Link is Clicked	admin.htm	adminusers.htm	None	Load webpage	adminusers.htm page is loaded automatically
Administrator Alerts Page (adminalerts.htm)
Num	Name	ID	Description	State Before Test	State After Test	Input/Test Values	Steps to be Executed	Expected Results	Pass/Fail	Comments
1	Home Page Link Clicked	Link	Home Page Link is Clicked	adminalerts.htm	home.htm	None	Load webpage	home.htm page is loaded automatically
2	Login/Logout Link Clicked	Link	Login/Logout Link is Clicked	adminalerts.htm	login.htm	None	Load webpage	login.htm page is loaded automatically
3	Device Manangement Link Clicked	Link	Device Management Link is Clicked	adminalerts.htm	device.htm	None	Load webpage	device.htm page is loaded automatically
4	User Settings Link Clicked	Link	User Settings Link is Clicked	adminalerts.htm	user.htm	None	Load webpage	user.htm page is loaded automatically
5	Faq/Help Link Clicked	Link	Faq/Help Link is Clicked	adminalerts.htm	faq.htm	None	Load webpage	faq.htm page is loaded automatically
6	Logs Link Clicked	Link	Logs Link is Clicked	adminalerts.htm	logs.htm	None	Load webpage	logs.htm page is loaded automatically
8	Device Link Clicked	Link	Device Link is Clicked based on its location	adminalerts.htm	admindevices.htm	None	Load webpage	admindevices.htm webpage is loaded giving the device's description and information
9	Alerts Link Clicked	Link	Alerts Link is Clicked based on its Location	adminalerts.htm	adminalerts.htm	None	Load webpage	adminalerts.htm page is loaded automatically
10	Users Link Clicked	Link	User Link is Clicked	admin.htm	adminusers.htm	None	Load webpage	adminusers.htm page is loaded automatically
Administrator Events Page (adminevents.htm)
Num	Name	ID	Description	State Before Test	State After Test	Input/Test Values	Steps to be Executed	Expected Results	Pass/Fail	Comments
1	Home Page Link Clicked	Link	Home Page Link is Clicked	adminevents.htm	home.htm	None	Load webpage	home.htm page is loaded automatically
2	Login/Logout Link Clicked	Link	Login/Logout Link is Clicked	adminevents.htm	login.htm	None	Load webpage	login.htm page is loaded automatically
3	Device Manangement Link Clicked	Link	Device Management Link is Clicked	adminevents.htm	device.htm	None	Load webpage	device.htm page is loaded automatically
4	User Settings Link Clicked	Link	User Settings Link is Clicked	adminevents.htm	user.htm	None	Load webpage	user.htm page is loaded automatically
5	Faq/Help Link Clicked	Link	Faq/Help Link is Clicked	adminevents.htm	faq.htm	None	Load webpage	faq.htm page is loaded automatically
6	Logs Link Clicked	Link	Logs Link is Clicked	adminevents.htm	logs.htm	None	Load webpage	logs.htm page is loaded automatically
8	Device Link Clicked	Link	Device Link is Clicked based on its location	adminevents.htm	admindevices.htm	None	Load webpage	admindevices.htm webpage is loaded giving the device's description and information
9	Alerts Link Clicked	Link	Alerts Link is Clicked based on its Location	adminevents.htm	adminalerts.htm	None	Load webpage	adminalerts.htm page is loaded automatically
10	Users Link Clicked	Link	User Link is Clicked	admin.htm	adminusers.htm	None	Load webpage	adminusers.htm page is loaded automatically
Add Location Page (location.htm)
Num	Name	ID	Description	State Before Test	State After Test	Input/Test Values	Steps to be Executed	Expected Results	Pass/Fail	Comments
1	Home Page Link Clicked	Link	Home Page Link is Clicked	location.htm	home.htm	None	Load webpage	home.htm page is loaded automatically
2	Login/Logout Link Clicked	Link	Login/Logout Link is Clicked	location.htm	login.htm	None	Load webpage	login.htm page is loaded automatically
3	Device Manangement Link Clicked	Link	Device Management Link is Clicked	location.htm	device.htm	None	Load webpage	device.htm page is loaded automatically
4	User Settings Link Clicked	Link	User Settings Link is Clicked	location.htm	user.htm	None	Load webpage	user.htm page is loaded automatically
5	Faq/Help Link Clicked	Link	Faq/Help Link is Clicked	location.htm	faq.htm	None	Load webpage	faq.htm page is loaded automatically
6	Logs Link Clicked	Link	Logs Link is Clicked	location.htm	logs.htm	None	Load webpage	logs.htm page is loaded automatically
7	Location Name Entered	Location Name	Name of User's new Location is entered in text box	location.htm	location.htm	name of location	Enter text into Location Name text box	name of user's new location is shown in the text box as entered
8	Location Address Entered	Location Address	Address of User's new Location is entered in text box	location.htm	location.htm	address of location	Enter text into Location Address text box	address of user's new location is shown in the text box as entered
9	Location Description Entered	Location Description	Description of User's new Location is entered in text box	location.htm	location.htm	description of location	Enter text into Location Description text box	description of user's new location is shown in the text box as entered
New User Registration page (newuser.htm)
Num	Name	ID	Description	State Before Test	State After Test	Input/Test Values	Steps to be Executed	Expected Results	Pass/Fail	Comments
1	Home Page Link Clicked	Link	Home Page Link is Clicked	newuser.htm	home.htm	None	Load webpage	home.htm page is loaded automatically
2	Login/Logout Link Clicked	Link	Login/Logout Link is Clicked	newuser.htm	login.htm	None	Load webpage	login.htm page is loaded automatically
3	Device Manangement Link Clicked	Link	Device Management Link is Clicked	newuser.htm	device.htm	None	Load webpage	device.htm page is loaded automatically
4	User Settings Link Clicked	Link	User Settings Link is Clicked	newuser.htm	user.htm	None	Load webpage	user.htm page is loaded automatically
5	Faq/Help Link Clicked	Link	Faq/Help Link is Clicked	newuser.htm	faq.htm	None	Load webpage	faq.htm page is loaded automatically
6	Logs Link Clicked	Link	Logs Link is Clicked	newuser.htm	logs.htm	None	Load webpage	logs.htm page is loaded automatically
7	User First Name Entered	User First Name	User's Guest's First Name is entered in text box	newuser.htm	newuser.htm	first name of user	Enter text into User First Name text box	first name of user is shown in the text box as entered
8	User's Guest's Last Name Entered	User Last Name	User Last Name is entered in text box	newuser.htm	newuser.htm	last name of user	Enter text into User Last Name text box	last name of user is shown in the text box as entered
9	User Address is Entered	Address	User Address is entered in text box	newuser.htm	newuser.htm	user address	Enter text into User's Address text box	address of user is shown in the text box as entered
10	User Phone Number is Entered	User Phone Number	User Phone Number is entered in text box	newuser.htm	newuser.htm	user phone number	Enter text into User's Phone Number text box	phone number of user is shown in the text box as entered
11	User Email is Entered	User Email	User Email is entered in text box	newuser.htm	newuser.htm	user email	Enter text into User's email text box	email of user is shown in the text box as entered
12	User Password is Entered	User Password	User Password is entered in text box	newuser.htm	newuser.htm	user password	Enter text into User's Password text box	password of user is shown in the text box as entered
13	User Security Question is Entered	User Security Question	User Security Question is entered in text box	newuser.htm	newuser.htm	user security question	Enter text into User's Security Question text box	security question of user is shown in the text box as entered
14	User Security Answer is Entered	User Security Answer	User Security Answer is entered in text box	newuser.htm	newuser.htm	user security answer	Enter text into User's Security Answer text box	security answer of user is shown in the text box as entered
15	Submit Changes Button Clicked	Link	Submit Button is Clicked	newuser.htm	userchanges.htm	None	Load webpage	webpage is loaded telling the user that he/she has sucessfully made changes to his/her account info
Read-Only User Home Page (readonlyhome.htm)
Num	Name	ID	Description	State Before Test	State After Test	Input/Test Values	Steps to be Executed	Expected Results	Pass/Fail	Comments
1	Home Page Link Clicked	Link	Home Page Link is Clicked	readonlyhome.htm	home.htm	None	Load webpage	home.htm page is loaded automatically
2	Login/Logout Link Clicked	Link	Login/Logout Link is Clicked	readonlyhome.htm	login.htm	None	Load webpage	login.htm page is loaded automatically
3	Device Manangement Link Clicked	Link	Device Management Link is Clicked	readonlyhome.htm	device.htm	None	Load webpage	device.htm page is loaded automatically
4	User Settings Link Clicked	Link	User Settings Link is Clicked	readonlyhome.htm	user.htm	None	Load webpage	user.htm page is loaded automatically
5	Faq/Help Link Clicked	Link	Faq/Help Link is Clicked	readonlyhome.htm	faq.htm	None	Load webpage	faq.htm page is loaded automatically
6	Logs Link Clicked	Link	Logs Link is Clicked	readonlyhome.htm	logs.htm	None	Load webpage	logs.htm page is loaded automatically
7	Device Link Clicked	Link	Device Link is Clicked based on its location	readonlyhome.htm	device.htm	None	Load webpage	device.htm webpage is loaded giving the device's description and information
8	Alerts Link Clicked	Link	Alerts Link is Clicked based on its Location	readonlyhome.htm	alerts.htm	None	Load webpage	alerts.htm page is loaded automatically
9	Logout Link Clicked	Link	Logout Link is Clicked under its location	readonlyhome.htm	logout.htm	None	Load webpage	logout.htm page is loaded automatically
Remote User Home Page (remotehome.htm)
Num	Name	ID	Description	State Before Test	State After Test	Input/Test Values	Steps to be Executed	Expected Results	Pass/Fail	Comments
1	Home Page Link Clicked	Link	Home Page Link is Clicked	remotehome.htm	home.htm	None	Load webpage	home.htm page is loaded automatically
2	Login/Logout Link Clicked	Link	Login/Logout Link is Clicked	remotehome.htm	login.htm	None	Load webpage	login.htm page is loaded automatically
3	Device Manangement Link Clicked	Link	Device Management Link is Clicked	remotehome.htm	device.htm	None	Load webpage	device.htm page is loaded automatically
4	User Settings Link Clicked	Link	User Settings Link is Clicked	remotehome.htm	user.htm	None	Load webpage	user.htm page is loaded automatically
5	Faq/Help Link Clicked	Link	Faq/Help Link is Clicked	remotehome.htm	faq.htm	None	Load webpage	faq.htm page is loaded automatically
6	Logs Link Clicked	Link	Logs Link is Clicked	remotehome.htm	logs.htm	None	Load webpage	logs.htm page is loaded automatically
7	Device Link Clicked	Link	Device Link is Clicked based on its location	remotehome.htm	device.htm	None	Load webpage	device.htm webpage is loaded giving the device's description and information
8	Alerts Link Clicked	Link	Alerts Link is Clicked based on its Location	remotehome.htm	alerts.htm	None	Load webpage	alerts.htm page is loaded automatically
9	Logout Link Clicked	Link	Logout Link is Clicked under its location	remotehome.htm	logout.htm	None	Load webpage	logout.htm page is loaded automatically
7	Add New Location Link Clicked	Link	Add New Location Link is Clicked	remotehome.htm	location.htm	None	Load webpage	location.htm page is loaded automatically
Logout Page (logout.htm)
Num	Name	ID	Description	State Before Test	State After Test	Input/Test Values	Steps to be Executed	Expected Results	Pass/Fail	Comments
7	Return to Login Link Clicked	Link	Return to Login Link is Clicked	logout.htm	login.htm	None	Load webpage	login.htm page is loaded automatically
Lost Password Page (lostpassword.htm)
Num	Name	ID	Description	State Before Test	State After Test	Input/Test Values	Steps to be Executed	Expected Results	Pass/Fail	Comments
1	Home Page Link Clicked	Link	Home Page Link is Clicked	lostpassword.htm	home.htm	None	Load webpage	home.htm page is loaded automatically
2	Login/Logout Link Clicked	Link	Login/Logout Link is Clicked	lostpassword.htm	login.htm	None	Load webpage	login.htm page is loaded automatically
3	Device Manangement Link Clicked	Link	Device Management Link is Clicked	lostpassword.htm	device.htm	None	Load webpage	device.htm page is loaded automatically
4	User Settings Link Clicked	Link	User Settings Link is Clicked	lostpassword.htm	user.htm	None	Load webpage	user.htm page is loaded automatically
5	Faq/Help Link Clicked	Link	Faq/Help Link is Clicked	lostpassword.htm	faq.htm	None	Load webpage	faq.htm page is loaded automatically
6	Logs Link Clicked	Link	Logs Link is Clicked	lostpassword.htm	logs.htm	None	Load webpage	logs.htm page is loaded automatically
Guest Page (guest.htm)
Num	Name	ID	Description	State Before Test	State After Test	Input/Test Values	Steps to be Executed	Expected Results	Pass/Fail	Comments
1	Home Page Link Clicked	Link	Home Page Link is Clicked	guest.htm	home.htm	None	Load webpage	home.htm page is loaded automatically
2	Login/Logout Link Clicked	Link	Login/Logout Link is Clicked	guest.htm	login.htm	None	Load webpage	login.htm page is loaded automatically
3	Device Manangement Link Clicked	Link	Device Management Link is Clicked	guest.htm	device.htm	None	Load webpage	device.htm page is loaded automatically
4	User Settings Link Clicked	Link	User Settings Link is Clicked	guest.htm	user.htm	None	Load webpage	user.htm page is loaded automatically
5	Faq/Help Link Clicked	Link	Faq/Help Link is Clicked	guest.htm	faq.htm	None	Load webpage	faq.htm page is loaded automatically
6	Logs Link Clicked	Link	Logs Link is Clicked	guest.htm	logs.htm	None	Load webpage	logs.htm page is loaded automatically
User Submitted Changes Page (userchanges.htm)
Num	Name	ID	Description	State Before Test	State After Test	Input/Test Values	Steps to be Executed	Expected Results	Pass/Fail	Comments
1	Home Page Link Clicked	Link	Home Page Link is Clicked	userchanges.htm	home.htm	None	Load webpage	home.htm page is loaded automatically
2	Login/Logout Link Clicked	Link	Login/Logout Link is Clicked	userchanges.htm	login.htm	None	Load webpage	login.htm page is loaded automatically
3	Device Manangement Link Clicked	Link	Device Management Link is Clicked	userchanges.htm	device.htm	None	Load webpage	device.htm page is loaded automatically
4	User Settings Link Clicked	Link	User Settings Link is Clicked	userchanges.htm	user.htm	None	Load webpage	user.htm page is loaded automatically
5	Faq/Help Link Clicked	Link	Faq/Help Link is Clicked	userchanges.htm	faq.htm	None	Load webpage	faq.htm page is loaded automatically
6	Logs Link Clicked	Link	Logs Link is Clicked	userchanges.htm	logs.htm	None	Load webpage	logs.htm page is loaded automatically
Admin Devices Page (admindevices.htm)
Num	Name	ID	Description	State Before Test	State After Test	Input/Test Values	Steps to be Executed	Expected Results	Pass/Fail	Comments
1	Home Page Link Clicked	Link	Home Page Link is Clicked	admindevices.htm	home.htm	None	Load webpage	home.htm page is loaded automatically
2	Login/Logout Link Clicked	Link	Login/Logout Link is Clicked	admindevices.htm	login.htm	None	Load webpage	login.htm page is loaded automatically
3	Device Manangement Link Clicked	Link	Device Management Link is Clicked	admindevices.htm	device.htm	None	Load webpage	device.htm page is loaded automatically
4	User Settings Link Clicked	Link	User Settings Link is Clicked	admindevices.htm	user.htm	None	Load webpage	user.htm page is loaded automatically
5	Faq/Help Link Clicked	Link	Faq/Help Link is Clicked	admindevices.htm	faq.htm	None	Load webpage	faq.htm page is loaded automatically
6	Logs Link Clicked	Link	Logs Link is Clicked	admindevices.htm	logs.htm	None	Load webpage	logs.htm page is loaded automatically
Admin User Page (adminusers.htm)
Num	Name	ID	Description	State Before Test	State After Test	Input/Test Values	Steps to be Executed	Expected Results	Pass/Fail	Comments
1	Home Page Link Clicked	Link	Home Page Link is Clicked	adminusers.htm	home.htm	None	Load webpage	home.htm page is loaded automatically
2	Login/Logout Link Clicked	Link	Login/Logout Link is Clicked	adminusers.htm	login.htm	None	Load webpage	login.htm page is loaded automatically
3	Device Manangement Link Clicked	Link	Device Management Link is Clicked	adminusers.htm	device.htm	None	Load webpage	device.htm page is loaded automatically
4	User Settings Link Clicked	Link	User Settings Link is Clicked	adminusers.htm	user.htm	None	Load webpage	user.htm page is loaded automatically
5	Faq/Help Link Clicked	Link	Faq/Help Link is Clicked	adminusers.htm	faq.htm	None	Load webpage	faq.htm page is loaded automatically
6	Logs Link Clicked	Link	Logs Link is Clicked	adminusers.htm	logs.htm	None	Load webpage	logs.htm page is loaded automatically

8. Suspension Criteria and Resumption Requirements

• Devices not functioning properly (Solved by consumer)
• Database not acquiring the exact data (Solved by contacting the administrator, he will take over situation)

9. Test Deliverables

The test deliverables include a complete Unit Test and Integration Test documents along with a fully completed checklist of our Functional Requirements and Acceptance Test.

10. Testing Tasks

The Testing Tasks can be broken down into the unit tests of each web page that the user will be able to view. There are currently a login page, a home page, and a device management page. Each of these pages will need to be extensively tested. These pages will be tested in a logical order that should help to reduce the amount of time required to test them. First will be the Login Page, followed by the Home Page, and finally the Device Management Page. The resources required to test these pages can be found in the Resources section of the document. In addition, two team members will be needed to test the login page, two members to test the device management page, and because of the relatively low amount of unit tests for the home page, only one member will be needed to test. Each of these tasks can be done concurrently.

11. Environmental Needs:

• A version of our software to test.
• A set of devices known to be compatible with the software.
• An Apache web-server to run our software on.
• The Apache web-server must have PHP version 4.3.11 installed.
• Macintosh OSX, Windows XP, Windows 2000, and Linux workstations with internet access, to allow testing on all of the software’s compatible platforms.
• The workstation must also include all of the compatible browsers for our software.
• Rooms to test the devices.
• An Oracle 10g database to hold our software’s information.
• Test data will be provided by the tester, with the goal of testing all of the possible conditions of the system.

12. Responsibilities:

• Vernell Mitchell will be the head tester, and will be in charge of setting risks as well as providing an overall strategy for the testing.
• Vernell will also be selecting which features will be tested and not tested as well as ensure that all required elements are in place for testing.
• Vernell will also be working on the testing to be provided, as well as giving any necessary training throughout the testing phase.
• Anthony Ruotolo, as team leader will check the data throughout the testing.
• Anthony will also provide solutions for scheduling conflicts.
• Anthony will also make any critical decisions for any item not covered in the test plan.

13. Staffing and Training Needs:

• The Person to be in charge of the testing will be Vernell Mitchell
• Vernell will also have two other members of our team to help him conduct the testing, Michael Devanandan and Ybelka Brito

14. Schedule

The testing tasks must be completed by May 1, 2006 in order to complete the Unit Testing Document. The tasks can begin as soon as functionality is completed with the user interface and the user database has been fully implemented. Testing will start no later than April 24, 2006 in order to allow enough time for the tasks to be completed and to make any corrections necessary to the system.

15. Risks and Contingencies

• An intruder login without person to take certain information (Solution to be determined)
• No alarms sent to consumer or administrator when a device has been asked to do so in dangerous situations
• Consumer not checking for alarm when it is sent
• Power outage

16. Approvals

Following are the signatures of the stakeholders in the plan, showing that they agree with the plan.

Appendix A: Glossary of Terms

Access – Program being used to help build the database design.

Alert Log - A sequential data record of alerts.

Authenticate - The process by which a computer, computer program, or another user attempts to confirm that the computer, computer program, or user from whom the second party has received some communication is, or is not, the claimed first party.

Axis 211A Network Camera – The web camera currently used to monitor the client

Code – The symbolic arrangement of data or instructions in a computer program or the set of such instructions.

Context Diagram - The most abstract view of a system, showing the system as a whole, its inputs and outputs from/to external systems.

C++ – A compiled object oriented programming language.

Database – A collection of data arranged for ease and speed of search and retrieval.

Data Flow Diagram (DFD) - A data flow diagram (DFD) is a graphical representation of the "flow" of data through an information system. A data flow diagram can also be used for the visualization of data processing (structured design). It is common practice for a designer to first draw a context-level DFD first which shows the interaction between the system and outside entities. This context-level DFD is then "exploded" to show more detail of the system being modeled.

Data Repository - A data repository is a central place where data is stored and maintained. A data repository can be a place where multiple databases or files are located for distribution over a network, or a data repository can be a location that is directly accessible to the user without having to travel across a network.

EIN – Environmental Intelligence Network – Our team name for the six software engineers who will design and implement a home environmental regulation system available over the internet.

EMS – Environmental Monitoring System – Name for our project consisting on monitoring environmental devices.

Event - A software message that indicates something has happened. This action can be initiated either by the user or the computer.

Event Log - A sequential data record of events.

Functional Decomposition Diagram – Diagram that shows the breaking down of a process into non-redundant operations. It provides a hierarchical breakdown of the program into the individual operations, or routines, that are required.

Gantt Chart – A chart that depicts progress in relation to time, of ten used in planning and tracking a project.

GUI – Graphical User Interface – An interface, which uses text box’s and buttons to allow easy access of information by a mouse or other input device.

HTML – Hypertext-markup language – HTML is a markup language used to structure text and offers hypertext links between documents. It is the standard of the World Wide Web.

HTTP – Hypertext Transfer Protocol – The foundation protocol of the World Wide Web. It sets the rules for exchanges between browser and server. It provides for the transfer of hypertext and hypermedia, for recognition of file types, and other functions.

HTTPS – Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure – This is a more secure version of HTTP. It is often used for credit card transactions over the web.

Internet – An interconnected system of networks that connects computers around the world via the TCP/IP protocol.

Java – An object oriented programming language.

Mini Goos – A smaller system of devices used to monitor the client.

Monitored Location – Registered and known location found in the database. Has a sensor installed at the location.

PHP – PHP Hypertext Preprocessor – PHP is a widely-used server-sided scripting language and can be embedded into HTML.

Reading - An action performed by computers, to acquire data from a source and place it into their volatile memory for processing.

Read – Only User – User at an unrecognized location who will only have access to check the status of the devices. The read – only user will only be able to see the registered locations, the devices associated with each location and the status for each.

Registered User – A user who has gone through the registration process and currently has a sensored location.

Remote User – Sensored user at an unknown or unregistered location who will be able to check on the status of devices when away from home. From an unregistered location, the remote user can not make any changes to the devices or alert settings. The Remote User is able to add new locations which will make the user a sensored user.

Remote Location – An unknown or unregistered location not found in the database.

Sensor – A device that obtains and transmits environmental readings.

Sensored – An attribute indicating an installed sensor.

Sensored Location - Registered and known location found in the database. Has a sensor installed at the location.

Sensored User – Person at a monitored location who is able to add or delete devices and update other key elements such as alerts, passwords, etc. A sensored may not add a new location.

Site Administrator - The site administrator is responsible for maintaining the database of sensored users as well as upkeep and troubleshooting for a sensored user’s software interaction and devices. The site administrator can disable user accounts or devices.

SNMP – Simple Network Management Protocol – A protocol which can support monitoring of network-attached devices for any conditions that warrant administrative attention.

SSL – Secure Socket Layer –A cryptographic protocol which provides secure communications on the internet.

Status – Current state of the device.

Structured Chart – See Functional Decomposition Diagram.

Weather Goos – The system of devices used to monitor the client

Web Browser - A software application that enables a user to display and interact with HTML documents hosted by web servers or held in a file system.

Appendix B: Gantt Chart