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The user stories, with the tasks we thought were involved in order to implement them. In brackets are any estimates in hours that people put on them. The stories are numbered according to the priorities the customer gave them.

5) The software should be able to analyze past demands and predict amount to be reordered for any item

  • Tasks
      1. Database must store historical demand data
      2. Need a module to interact with this DB and perform necessary calculations. (4 – Nitin, Vibhu)

    6) When the stock falls below reorder level, calculate amount to be reordered and place the order.

  • Tasks
      1. Database with a trigger. (5 – Vibhu)
      2. Identify vendor for the item by looking up DB (only one vendor for any given item).
      3. Place order, amount is calculated by module in story 5. (6 – Nitin, Vibhu)

    3) Keep track of demands of various items over thelast ten weeks. This data will be used for calculating amount to be reordered.

    Tasks

      1. Create demand database.
      2. Update it upon receipt of a requisition slip. (10 – Sukhvinder, Manish. 8 – Vibhu)

    7) Shipment arrives.

  • Tasks

    Need a module that takes in receipt and updates database (3 – Vibhu )

    (Note this part should be easy to code once the requisition slip handler is functioning. Quite similar)

  • 1) A dept must be able to request items from the central store. There are also special orders (for emergency situations when the order is very high), but for such situations the dept does not use the software system to place his order

  • Tasks
  • Need a GUI through which one can submit a requisition to the store. (done in iteration 1)

    4) Vendor supplies certain items. Items come from exactly one vendor and vendors may supply items at discounted prices on bulk purchases, with at most 3 price breaks.

    Tasks

  • (7 – Sukhvinder, Manish)
  • 2) Store handles the requisition slip

  • Tasks
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  • 8) We need to be able to update the database for the following:

      1. Change which items are supplied by which vendors.
      2. Change his quoted price
  • This is a low priority. We will see how to implement it in the next iteration perhaps. We could just use the interface provided by MSAccess, e.g. forms and such. (3 – Vibhu)
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