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Explanation in Simple Terms

Stakeholder.md: This document lists all the people or groups who have an interest in the project
(stakeholders). It details their roles, expectations, and what they care about in the project. For
example, the professor, students, and end users are all stakeholders, and this file helps
organize what each of them wants or needs from the project.

SRS.md (Software Requirements Specification): This is a detailed document explaining what


the project is supposed to do. It includes everything the system needs to function, from technical
requirements to user needs. It's like a blueprint for how the software should behave.

README.md: A guide for understanding the project. It gives an overview of the project,
installation steps, features, and how to use it. It's usually the first thing someone reads when
they want to learn about the project.

URD.md (User Requirements Document): Similar to the SRS, but it focuses more on what the
end-users want. It explains the software’s features from the user’s perspective, ensuring it
meets their needs.

More Formal Section for Presentation

Stakeholder.md: This document identifies and analyzes all stakeholders involved in the Concord
project. Stakeholders include users, system administrators, developers, and project sponsors.
Their roles and expectations are outlined to ensure that the project aligns with their needs and
requirements. This document is crucial for managing stakeholder engagement and ensuring
their concerns are addressed throughout the development cycle.

SRS.md (Software Requirements Specification): The SRS is a comprehensive document that


details the functional and non-functional requirements of Concord. It defines the system's overall
purpose, the specific user and system requirements, and any constraints or assumptions. It
serves as the foundation for system design and validation, ensuring that the final product meets
both technical and user expectations.

README.md: The README provides an overview of Concord, outlining its purpose, key
features, and installation instructions. It is intended to guide developers, testers, and users by
explaining the architecture, dependencies, and usage guidelines. This document is pivotal for
onboarding new contributors and offering a quick reference to the project’s scope.

URD.md (User Requirements Document): This document captures the requirements from the
perspective of Concord's end users. It focuses on user experience, interaction needs, and the
functional features that the users expect from the system. The URD ensures that user
expectations are properly translated into technical specifications.

Question and Answer Section


Q: What is the purpose of the Stakeholder.md document in your project?
A: The Stakeholder.md document helps us identify all key stakeholders, like users, developers,
and sponsors. It outlines their roles and what they expect from the Concord project, helping us
align our goals with their needs.

Q: What kind of information is included in the SRS document?


A: The SRS document contains both functional and non-functional requirements for Concord. It
includes system features, user requirements, performance criteria, security needs, and
constraints. It acts as a detailed guide for developing and testing the system.

Q: How does the modular architecture help in Concord?


A: The modular architecture, based on microservices, allows for independent development of
features, improves fault tolerance, and enables easier scalability. It makes the system more
adaptable to changes and robust against failures.

Q: What are some key user management features in Concord?


A: Concord incorporates role-based access control (RBAC), allowing for flexible permission
management in channels, servers, and chats. This provides customized access for users based
on their roles, enhancing security and functionality.

Q: How does Concord ensure real-time communication?


A: Concord uses WebSockets and WebRTC to provide low-latency voice, video, and text
communication, ensuring seamless interaction in real time. These technologies are optimized
for instant data transfer, vital for real-time collaboration.

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