1. Apps R Us Blake Bourgeois Mason David James Dunegan Sam Farr Ellen Shaw ISDS 3100 Fall 2012

2. Back to Agenda…Additional Materials… Apps R Us 2012 Agenda What is Smoke Tracker? What are the Functional and Non-functional requirements?What are the Functional and Non-functional requirements? How do I use it? Who is the target audience? How will we fund this app? Any questions?

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4. Back to Agenda…Additional Materials… Apps R Us 2012 Functional Requirements Record Data 1.1 Allow the user to record that he smoked after each cigarette 1.2 Prompt the user to input the date that he would like to quit smoking by 1.3 Prompt the user to input his name, age, gender, and price of his cigarettes packs and cartons Show Progress 2.1 Create and display a multi-line graph showing the user's current progress line and goal line on a daily, monthly, and overall timeline Show Benefits 3.1 Show the user whether he or she is on track to quit by the desired date 3.2 Show the user how much money he or she has saved since he began using the app 3.3 Show the user how much time he has added on to his life by smoking less Publish Benefits 4.1 Allow the user to share the information from the benefits page directly to Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest

5. Back to Agenda…Additional Materials… Apps R Us 2012 Non-functional Requirements Operational 1.1 The app will run on Android smart phones Performance 2.1 Any interaction between the user and the app should not exceed 1 second 2.2 The app should update the Progress Graphs and Benefits page automatically each time a cigarette is recorded 2.3 This app should not rely on any public server to operate 2.4 The app will be available locally on the user’s phone 24/7/365. Security 3.1 All data is stored locally on the mobile device to reduce security risk Cultural and Political 4.1 There are no cultural or political requirements

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9. Back to Agenda…Additional Materials… Apps R Us 2012 Target Audience Smokers looking to quit or cut back Younger generation, smartphone users People who don’t want to get addicted to alternative drugs, pay for medications, etc

10. Back to Agenda…Additional Materials… Apps R Us 2012 Funding There will be two versions, a free, ad supported version and a pro version users can buy We would display ads relevant to the users age and gender Our advertisements would mainly be for health services Our app will be lower than the cost of a cigarette, therefore it won’t hurt smokers to buy this app. It will be a better, cheaper alternative to paying for cigarettes, medicines, or therapy.

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12. Back to Agenda…Additional Materials… Apps R Us 2012 Additional Materials… Use Case Diagram Level 0 Data Flow Diagram

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