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\title{{\LARGE\bf Requirements Analysis Document}}
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{\Large Title of Project}
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% This section is an introduction to what your system is, basically an
% abstract of the system and what is to follow in this document.  This is also
% the section to introduce a new concept, technique, or approach that your
% group may have developed for this tool.
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\section{Introduction}

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% This section should give background motivation as to why your tool is useful
% to the software engineering community.  You could also think of this section 
% as providing the justification as to why you are developing the tool.
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\subsection{Motivation}

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% This section gives a brief discussion as to the contribution that your tool
% is making to the software engineering community. 
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\subsection{Contributions}

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% This section should give an overview of your system operation.  This may be
% considered as a form of a problems statement or a processing narrative of
% the functionality of your system.  A user senario may be a useful subsection
% to further describe the system.
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\section{Overview}

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% This section will give DETAILED requirements for your system.  This section
% will basically serve as a contract between your team and your customer.
% One possible organization of this section is to first state the requirements
% briefly in a few paragraphs and bullets, and then create subsections that
% address each requirement in detail.  Try to find an organization that
% works well for your group.
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\section{Requirements}

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% This section and following subsections should contain your OMT analysis.
% The Object Model section should include the actual diagram(s) and a
% data dictionary with entries for each entity in the system.
% The Dynamic and Functional Model sections should include their respective
% diagram(s).  Each section should also contain prose descriptions of the
% analysis and diagrams.  Also include explainations of how and why you
% arrived at this particular OMT model.
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\section{OMT Analysis}

\subsection{Object Model}
\subsection{Dynamic Model}
\subsection{Functional Model}

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% This section should contain the sources of any and all references to other
% group documents, articles, books, etc.  that you used in creating this
% document.  Those interested can replace this with a true bibliography.
% Please see the TA if you wish to learn how to create bibliographies.
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\section{References}

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