CS 230 Project Software Design - Tolentino Project 2

Draw It or Lose It CS 230 Project Software Design Template Version 1.0

Table of Contents CS 230 Project Software Design Template 1 Table of Contents 2 Document Revision History 2 Executive Summary 3 Requirements 3 Design Constraints 3 System Architecture View 3 Domain Model 3 Evaluation 4 Recommendations 5 Document Revision History Version Date Author Comments 1.0 9 Jul 2023 Raphael Tolentino Changes made to GameService java. Implemented Singleton pattern. Implemented iterators for addGame and getGame methods to ensure only 1 instance of each class 1.1 16 Jul 2023 Raphael Tolentino Added new classes Entity, TeamService, PlayerService. Entity will be parent class for Player, Game, and Team. Added Executive Summary, updated Design constraints and requirements. 2

Evaluation Using your experience to evaluate the characteristics, advantages, and weaknesses of each operating platform (Linux, Mac, and Windows) as well as mobile devices, consider the requirements outlined below and articulate your findings for each. As you complete the table, keep in mind your client’s requirements and look at the situation holistically, as it all has to work together. In each cell, remove the bracketed prompt and write your own paragraph response covering the indicated information. 4

Development Requirements Mac Linux Windows Mobile Devices Server Side Pros: - Offers server based environments - Proven security suites - Excellent technical support and products available Cons: - Expensive licensing - Requires Apple products using macOS - Reliant on company to provide updates Pros: - Open-source software enables faster updates - Well supported by many different web browsers - Community updates security gaps, leading to stronger security updates Cons: - Does not offer the same level of software support as the other OSs - Few software and apps available Pros: - Large range of software support - Widely popular across the globe, supporting many different hardware - Updates are quick because of large userbase Cons: - Closed source - Reliant on company to provide updates - Less secure than both Linux and Mac Pros: - Stores persistent date - User cannot interact or see code Cons: - Server would need to integrate cloud services or physical servers Client Side Pros: - Easy cross- browser testing software - Wide range of supported web browsers Cons: - Requires apple product with macOS Pros: - Wide range of supported web browsers - Quick development and deployment - Accommodates tree-file structure Cons: - Updates can be slow due to reliance on open source - Requires expert level understanding Pros: - Most users are familiar with using Windows - Easy cross platform testing except across macOS - Wide range of supported web browsers Cons: - More difficult to test for MacOS browser - Very susceptible to viruses Pros: - Wider reach Cons: - Poor security - Longer dev time - Difficulty testing other environments Development Tools Pros: - Can use Virtual Machine to run both Windows and Linux <Identify the relevant programming languages and tools (IDEs and <Identify the relevant programming languages and tools (IDEs and <Identify the relevant programming languages and tools (IDEs and other 5

Development Requirements Mac Linux Windows Mobile Devices Server Side Pros: - Offers server based environments - Proven security suites - Excellent technical support and products available Cons: - Expensive licensing - Requires Apple products using macOS - Reliant on company to provide updates Pros: - Open-source software enables faster updates - Well supported by many different web browsers - Community updates security gaps, leading to stronger security updates Cons: - Does not offer the same level of software support as the other OSs - Few software and apps available Pros: - Large range of software support - Widely popular across the globe, supporting many different hardware - Updates are quick because of large userbase Cons: - Closed source - Reliant on company to provide updates - Less secure than both Linux and Mac Pros: - Stores persistent date - User cannot interact or see code Cons: - Server would need to integrate cloud services or physical servers Client Side Pros: - Easy cross- browser testing software - Wide range of supported web browsers Cons: - Requires apple product with macOS Pros: - Wide range of supported web browsers - Quick development and deployment - Accommodates tree-file structure Cons: - Updates can be slow due to reliance on open source - Requires expert level understanding Pros: - Most users are familiar with using Windows - Easy cross platform testing except across macOS - Wide range of supported web browsers Cons: - More difficult to test for MacOS browser - Very susceptible to viruses Pros: - Wider reach Cons: - Poor security - Longer dev time - Difficulty testing other environments - App Linux.> Windows.> 7

Recommendations Analyze the characteristics of and techniques specific to various systems architectures and make a recommendation to The Gaming Room. Specifically, address the following: 1. Operating Platform : <Recommend an appropriate operating platform that will allow The Gaming Room to expand Draw It or Lose It to other computing environments.> 2. Operating Systems Architectures : <Describe the details of the chosen operating platform architectures.> 3. Storage Management : <Identify an appropriate storage management system to be used with the recommended operating platform.> 4. Memory Management : <Explain how the recommended operating platform uses memory management techniques for the Draw It or Lose It software.> 5. Distributed Systems and Networks : <Knowing that the client would like Draw It or Lose It to communicate between various platforms, explain how this may be accomplished with distributed software and the network that connects the devices. Consider the dependencies between the components within the distributed systems and networks (connectivity, outages, and so on).> 6. Security : <Security is a must-have for the client. Explain how to protect user information on and between various platforms. Consider the user protection and security capabilities of the recommended operating platform.> 8