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The document discusses class identification for a system. It identifies potential classes like homeowner, sensor, control panel, system, and sensor event by examining nouns in use cases. It then evaluates the potential classes against characteristics like retained information, needed services, and common attributes to determine which should be defined as classes in a requirements model. The security system, sensor, control panel, and sensor event classes are selected as they meet the evaluated characteristics.
Introduction to the class identification process for system development, prepared by Md. Shafiuzzaman.
Examine use cases to gather nouns and phrases, noting synonyms for system building purposes.
Describes the SafeHome system's functionalities including installation, sensor monitoring, and homeowner interaction.
Outlines various external entities, objects, occurrences, roles, organizational units, places, and structures for noun extraction.
Categorization of potential classes such as homeowner, sensor, control panel, and system explaining their roles.
Lists identification criteria for potential classes including retained information and need for services.
Evaluates potential classes based on selection criteria, indicating accepted and rejected classes.






