Acceptance Test
Requested By: Mr. Ken Swarner
Systems
Administrator
Computer
Science Department of Siena College
Dr.
Tim Lederman
Professor
of Computer Science
Computer
Science Department of Siena College
Environmental Monitoring System
SaintSoft
Prepared
By: David Moore – Team
Leader
Daniel Schuldt
Hannah Palmer
Christian Damberg
Lioubov
Mikhailova
Tina Ting
May 1, 2006
Table Of Contents
1.
Product Overview and Summary
9.
Environmental Constraints/Specs.
1. Product
Overview and Summary
The Environmental
Monitoring System is a software package that will allow for the monitoring of
many different aspects in numerous user-specified locations. The software is designed to obtain
information from specified devices that will be registered to the system. The user will set thresholds specific to
each sensor and upon the triggering of those thresholds, the system will notify
the user of the alert. Overall, the
Environmental Monitoring System will allow for a secure and convenient way to
oversee the safety of an office, home or any other location that can be
monitored.
2.
Deliverables
The deliverables
for the Environmental Monitoring System include a compact disk including a copy
of the Acceptance Test document in addition to the previous documents, the team
website as well as the project website.
Also included in the deliverables is a hard copy of the Acceptance Test
document.
3.
External Interfaces
Login Screen
The login screen
allows a new user to create an account, a registered user to login using their
user name (registered e-mail address) and password or to retrieve a lost
password.
New User
Registration Screen (1)
The New User
Registration Screen allows the user to begin the registration process by
choosing a user name (e-mail address), password and security questions.
New User
Registration Screen (2)
The New User
Register Screen (2) prompts the user for personal contact information to be
used for records and for emergency contact.
Password
Recovery Screen
The Password
Recovery Screen allows the user to reset their password in the event that it is
lost or forgotten. The system prompts
the user of their user name (e-mail address), asks them to select the security
question chosen during the registration process and provide the corresponding
answer.
User Welcome
Screen
The User Welcome
Screen provides the user specific information regarding their account upon
login.
Remote User
Location Screen
When a Remote User
attempts to view any registered sensors on the account, this screen appears to
inform the user that there aren’t any registered devices on the account.
Add Device
Screen
The Add Device
Screen allows a Remote User to add a device to their account. The system prompts the user for sensor
specific information as well as alert information.
Sensored User
Location Screen
Viewing the
location screen as a Sensored User allows the user to view all of the sensors
that are registered to the account and choose which sensors they want to view
the details of.
Device Screen
The Device Screen
displays the readings for each sensor and allows the user to view the current
status of each of their registered sensors individually.
Edit Profile
Screen
The Edit Profile
Screen displays the information entered during the registration process and
allows a Sensored User to change any of the information.
Edit Device
Screen
The Edit Device
Screen allows a Sensored User to change any of the information specific to any
of their registered devices/sensors as well as the information stored for alert
contacts. The screen also allows the
user to remove a device from their account.
Administrator
Welcome Screen
The Administrator
Welcome Screen displays information regarding the status of the system
including the Administrators IP address and location as well as statistical
readings concerning the number of users, sensors and locations. The Welcome Screen also allows the
Administrator to query the database of users.
Query Results
Screen
The Query Results
Screen allows the Administrator to view the results of a database query as
specified by the Administrator on the previous screen. From this point, the Administrator can
choose a user to edit information for.
Administrator
Edit User Screen
The Administrator
Edit User Screen allows for any change of information including password that
may need to be edited by the Administrator.
Administrator
Edit Screen
This screen allows
the Administrator to choose information regarding the Admin account in which
they want to change.
Edit User Screen
The Edit User
Screen allows the Administrator to grant permissions to specific users accounts
if ever the system/sensors encounter a problem.
4. User
Command Summary
Login Screen:
The Login Screen is the first screen that a user is faced with upon
access to the system. This screen
contains a section in which current news is displayed. Such news could include upgrades to the
system, new sensors available to users or a simple system status. The screen also contains two entry
fields. The first field is for the user
name, the second for the user’s password.
Upon correctly completing the specified information, the user is then
directed to the corresponding user welcome screen. The initial login screen also provides the user with two
links. The first link allows the user
to retrieve a lost password. Upon
clicking the link, the user is directed to the password recover screen. The second link allows a new user to create
a new account and when clicked, directs the user to the first register screen.
New User Registration Screen (Account
Information):
This screen is the first of two screens that
the user must complete during the registration process. The First Registration Screen contains five
entry fields. The user is first
provided with a summary of the screen, informing them of the rules and
restrictions applying to the information the user must supply. The first entry field is the E-mail
field. The user is given notice that
this e-mail address will serve as the username from that point on. The second entry field prompts the user for
a password to associate with the account.
The user is then able to enter a password that must meet the specified
restrictions in order to be considered valid.
The third entry field prompts the user to re-enter the password for
verification. The fourth field is a
drop down menu that provides the user with a list of possible security
questions and the fourth entry field provides the user to enter an answer to
the selected security question. As
described in the summary at the top of the screen, the user is to choose a
security question that will be used in the future for password recovery
purposes. When all fields are complete
the user can click the “Submit” button to submit the information to the
system. Upon the submission of
information, the user is directed to the next screen prompting the user for
information, the Second Registration Screen.
At any time during the process the user is able to click on the “Back”
button to return to the initial Login Screen.
New User Second Registration Screen (Contact
Information):
The Second Register Screen is accessed from
the previous register screen. This
screen provides the user with nine entry fields. The user is then prompted for their personal information. The first and second entry fields allow the
user to enter their First Name and Last Name respectively. The user is then prompted for the address,
Street, City, State and Zip Code in the third, fourth, fifth and sixth entry
fields respectively. The seventh,
eighth and ninth entry fields prompts the user for a telephone number for contact
purposes. When the user has completed
the requested information the “Submit” button can be clicked, submitting the
information to the system. Upon
submission, the user is directed to the User Welcome Screen. At any time in the process, the user can
click on the “Back” button to go to the previous page.
Password Recovery Screen:
The Password Recover Screen allows a user to
retrieve a lost or forgotten password.
This screen contains three fields.
After being directed to this screen from the Login Screen, the user is
prompted for the user name (e-mail address) in the first entry field. In addition, the user must select a security
question from a drop down menu and provide the correct answer to that question
in the last entry field. The
information is entered into the system when the user clicks the provided submit
button. Both the question and answer must match those specified by the user
during the registration process. Upon
confirmation of both the question and answer, the user will receive message
confirming the delivery of the user’s password to the specified e-mail
address. At anytime during the password
recovery process the user can click on the “Back” button to return to the
initial Login Screen.
User Welcome Screen:
The user is directed to this screen upon the
completion of the registration process, after logging in or by clicking on the
“Home” button on the top navigation bar.
The User Welcome Screen provides the user with a welcome message as well
as the current IP address of the computer in which the user is accessing the
system. If this IP address is
recognized by the system, the screen will also display the status specific to
that IP address; either remote or sensored.
The system displays a number of statistics for the user including the
number of locations and sensors registered to the account, the last time the
account was logged on as well as any recent alerts that any registered sensors
my have triggered. If the user has no
sensors registered to their account, the user has two options, view current
sensor “locations” (which will indicate that there are no sensors registered to
the account) and “add a device”. If the
user is a sensored user and has sensors registered to the account, they are
able to “edit profile”, view “locations” or “edit device”.
Remote User Location Screen:
The Location Screen is intended to show the
user the various sensors they have registered at various locations. Since the Remote User doesn’t have any
devices registered, they will see a screen informing them that they have no
devices.
Add Device Screen:
The Register Sensors Screen, first, provides
the user with a brief explanation of the screen and its functionality. The Screen has seven entry fields in which
the user must complete in order to register a sensor to their computer. The first of the three prompts the user for
the location name that will be associated with the sensor. The second and third fields prompt the user
for the IP addresses associated with the sensor and camera. The next two sets of entry fields allow for
the user to enter information for future alerts. The fourth field prompts the user for the e-mail address
associated with the sensor, while the fifth, sixth and seventh fields will
contain the user’s telephone number.
The system then prompts the user to specify whether the provided
telephone number is a land line or cellular phone. Upon completion of the fields, the user can click the “Submit”
button, submitting the information to the system. Upon the submission of information the user is directed to the
User Location Screen. At any time
during the process, the user is able to click on the “Back” button to return to
the previous page.
Sensored User Location Screen:
The Sensored User Location Screen allows for
the devices registered to one’s account to be displayed for user
interaction. A Sensored User will have
at least one location available for viewing.
Each location will be provided as a link, and upon choosing a location,
the user will be directed to the page specific to that sensor.
Device Screen:
The device screen shows a Sensored User a
specific device along with all of the readings that apply to that device. If a camera is registered to the account, a
still image will be displayed until the image is clicked when a live feed will
begin. In addition, each of the
individual sensors of a device will show the output for each sensor.
Edit Profile Screen:
The Edit Profile Screen is accessed through
the “Edit Profile” button on the top navigation bar. The screen allows the user to view and/or change any of the given
information including name, address, phone number, e-mail address, password,
and security question. By clicking the
“Submit” button, the user can submit all (if any) changes made to the
information. Upon submitting the new
information, the user remains on the Edit Profile Screen to view the changes
made.
Edit Device Screen:
The Edit Device Screen is accessed through the
“Edit Device” button on the top navigation bar. The screen allows the user to view and/or change any of the given
information including location, sensor IP address, camera IP address, contact
e-mail and phone number. At this point,
the user is able to delete the specified device from the account if
desired. By clicking the “Submit”
button, the user can submit all (if any) changes made to the information. Upon submitting the new information, the
user remains on the Edit Device Screen to view the changes made.
Administrator Screen:
The Administrator Screen is accessed from the
login screen only after entering a special username and password. From this point, the Administrator is faced
with a welcome screen that displays the current IP Address of the computer
accessing the system as well as the location status (sensored or remote) of
that computer. The user is also
provided with a set of statistics specific to the system, including the number
of users, the number of sensors, the number of locations within the
system. The user is provided with a
section in which the database containing user and sensor information can be
searched.
The Administrator is provided with two
additional buttons on the top navigation bar; Edit Admin and Edit User. These two buttons will allow the
Administrator to Edit information specific to their account as well as
information that pertains to the users within the system.
Query Result Screen:
The Query Result Screen is accessed after the
Administrator submits a query into the system.
The user is provided with a screen displaying the information requested
(username, sensor, alerts, name, date, etc) in the order requested (ascending,
descending). At the end of each line
the user is able to select any of the query results to make changes to those
accounts. To do so, the user selects a
query result followed by the “Edit” link.
This action will direct the user to a screen allowing the Administrator
to edit the user information. By
clicking the “Submit” button, the user can submit all (if any) changes made to
the information.
Administrator Edit User Screen:
The Administrator reaches this screen after
choosing the “Edit” link on the Query User Page. The screen allows the Administrator to view and/or change any of
the given information for a user including name, address, phone number, e-mail
address, password, and security question.
By clicking the “Submit” button, the user can submit all (if any)
changes made to the information. Upon
submitting the new information, the user remains on the Edit Profile Screen to
view the changes made.
Administrator Edit Screen:
The Administrator Edit Screen allows the user
to change a number of different pieces of information within the system. The Administrator is able to choose from a
number of options, including: Change Password, Change Location, Change E-mail,
Change Sensor Table, and Change Camera Table.
Each of these aspects can be changed by selecting the option and
entering the pertaining information.
Edit User Screen:
The Edit User Screen allows the Administrator
to give permissions regarding user accounts.
If for any reason the Administrator needs to disable, enable or delete
an account or disable/enable alerts, the user can perform these actions
here. By entering the user name
associated with the account in question, the Administrator can quickly and
easily make such changes.
5. Testing
Requirements
The testing process
of the development cycle for the software package can be considered one of the
most important phases. Once the project
has passed the design stage, thoroughly testing the system in order to correct
any design flaws that were previously overlooked is of utmost importance.
The Environmental
Monitoring System is intended to provide functionability for three different
types of users; remote user, sensored user and the system administrator. The following functional requirements will
be tested to ensure full functionability and quality of the final software
package.
1.
Sensored User
1. Log in
screen
- allow the user to log in
- give the user an retrieve their password if
they forget it
- allow the user to register if they are a new
user
- display recent news on the screen
2. New User
Registration screen
- allow the user to fill in all informational
fields
- allow the user to submit their information
- allow the user to go back to the previous
page
3. Contact
Information screen
- allow the user to fill in all informational
fields
- allow the user to submit their information
- allow the user to go back to the previous
page
4. Sensored User Home screen
- automatically display the user’s location
and IP address
- allow the user add a device
- allow the user go to the home page
- allow the user view their profile
- allow the user refresh the page with the
refresh button
- allow the user log out
5. Add
Device screen
- automatically display the user’s location
and IP address
- allow the user to fill in all informational
fields
- allow the user to submit their information
- allow the user to go back to the previous
page
6. User
Home screen
- display a welcome message
- automatically display the user’s location
and IP address
7. Edit
Device screen
- display the proper information for the
specific type of device
- allow the user to fill in all informational
fields
- allow the user to delete the device from
account
- allow the user to submit their information
8.
Delete Button clicked
- allow the
user to delete a device
9.
Edit Profile Screen
- allow the user to fill in all informational
fields
- automatically display the user’s default
email and phone number
- allow the user to change the default
notification
- allow the user to submit their information
10. Refresh Button clicked
- allow the
user to refresh all the devices
10.
Log Out Button clicked
- allow the
user to log out of the system
2. Remote User
1. Remote
User Home screen
- automatically display the user’s location
and IP address
- allow the user to refresh the page
- allow the user to add a device
- allow the user to log out
2. Add
Device screen
- automatically display the user’s location
and IP address
- allow the user to fill in all informational
fields
- allow the user to submit their information
- if the user clicks submit, they become a
Sensored user
- allow the user to go back to the previous
page
3. Log Out
button clicked
- allow the
user to log out of the system
3. Administrator
1.
Administrator Home screen
- display a welcome message
- automatically display the admin’s location
and IP address
- display the statistics of the system
- allow the admin to perform a query of the
database
- allow the admin to select search criteria
for query
- allow the admin to change his/her location
- allow the admin to refresh the page
- allow the admin to change his/her email
- allow the admin to change his/her password
- allow the admin to log off
- allow the admin to delete a user account
- allow the admin to deactivate a user account
- allow the admin to disable and/or enable a
sensor
- allow the admin to activate a user account
2. Query
Results screen
- display the results with the correct fields
- sort the results
- allow each column to be sorted
- allow the admin to modify a user’s profile
information
- allow the admin to go back to the previous
page
3. User
Profile Screen
- allow the
admin to fill in all informational fields
- automatically display the user’s default
email and phone number
- allow the admin to change the default
notification
- allow the admin to submit the user’s
information
4. Admin
Location Screen
-
automatically display the administrator’s IP address
- allow the
admin to edit the location text box
- allow the admin to submit their information
- allow the admin to go back to the previous
page
5. Refresh
Button clicked
- allow the
admin to refresh all the devices
6. Change
Email Screen
- allow the
admin to fill in all informational fields
- allow the admin to submit their information
- if the admin clicks submit, their email
address will change
- allow the admin to go back to the previous
page
7. Change
Password Screen
- allow the
admin to fill in all informational fields
- allow the admin to submit their information
- if the admin clicks submit, their password
will change
- allow the admin to go back to the previous
page
8. Log Out
button clicked
- allow the
admin to log out of the system
9. Delete
Account Button clicked
- allow the admin to delete a user’s account
10.
Deactivate Account Button clicked
- allow the
admin to deactivate a user’s account
11.
Disable/Enable Sensor Screen
- display
the correct user name
- display
the correct sensors
- allow the
admin to enable and/or disable the devices
- allow the
admin to submit their information
- allow the
admin to go back to the previous page
12.
Activate Button clicked
- allow the admin to activate a user’s account
