**Andrew Mantes**
- Set appointment with our client
- Plan our unofficial time line
- Expose to the concept of requirements traceability matrix (RTM) and its perspectives
- Understanding the purpose of a Requirements Traceability Matrix
- Learning how to create an RTM
- Collaborated with the group in arranging an appointment with the project client
- Cooperated with out group in setting out the schedule to accomplish the deliverables
- Provided the absentees a file containing a brief summary of the discussion about RTM
- Researched on PHILHEALTH claims matters
- Planning on how to do the project, ask for a meeting to discuss certain issues
- Meet with our client for the requirements of the system
- Discuss the project in person with our client
- Discuss the details and functionalities of the project based on the data given by the client
- Initially determine the actors, use cases, and other functionalities concerned in the project
- Get sample forms and data needed in developing the system
- Start working on the deliverables as soon as the client and our group agreed on the system’s requirements
- Formulate a draft of system’s requirements and specifications
- Start listing the requirements for the project
- Plan how the project will be done
- Concrete details of the system we’ll be going to develop
- What is the step-by-step procedure in managing the forms?
- What data do we have to keep track of?
- What are the major functions the system performs?
- How to do the task during Christmas break
**Andrew Mantes**
- Learned the implication and possible effects of having plenty of requirements and/or having your requirements revised from time to time
- Requirements Traceability Matrix
- The importance of having a clear idea on the system requirements and functionalities so as to minimize future RTM revisions
- Requirements Traceability Matrix (RTM) and its initial components
- Some possible components that can be added in the RTM
- Importance of RTM in software development
- Requirements traceability matrix and how will it be helpful in our project
- That in any project you need to prioritize things
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