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Choose One Of System That You Frequently Use Out Of Those Listed Below

Choose one of system that you frequently use out of those listed below. Identify one issue that you are unhappy about with that system. These are the suggested systems Facebook Instagram YouTube Prepare a software requirements specifications document for the desired system in which is clearly state the problem you are working on. The document should also include functional and non-functional requirements, which should be derived from the problem statement. Also include models illustrating how behavioral and functional aspects of the desired system will work. You should provide detailed descriptions of your models so that a reader is able to understand your design decisions. Below is the rubric on how the report will be graded Report Narrative Points Project name 5 Properly written report without grammatic or spelling mistakes 10 Coherent report 10 Structure of the report 10 Technical Requirements Clearly defined problem statement (what problem does the software solve?) 10 System requirements are identified (functional and nonfunctional) Use case diagram and description Sequence and description Activity diagram and description 10 The report should have a cover page, table of contents, introduction/purpose, system requirements, conclusion. The project reports must be at least 1000 words to fulfill the writing intensive requirement and this excludes the cover page and table of contents.

Paper For Above instruction

Introduction

In the digital age, social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube play a pivotal role in communication, entertainment, and information dissemination. Despite their widespread use, users often encounter issues that affect their experience. This paper focuses on Instagram, specifically addressing the problem of excessive advertisement frequency, which can diminish user satisfaction and engagement. A comprehensive software requirements specification (SRS) will be developed to propose an improved system that reduces intrusive advertisements, enhancing user experience while maintaining platform profitability.

Problem Statement

Instagram's current advertising system frequently interrupts user engagement with unsolicited or overly frequent advertisements. Users report that these intrusive ads decrease overall satisfaction, reduce content engagement, and sometimes lead to app abandonment. The core problem is balancing revenue generation through advertising with providing a seamless, enjoyable user experience. The goal is to create a system that personalizes and optimizes advertisement delivery, ensuring relevance and minimizing disruption.

System Requirements

Functional Requirements

  • The system shall analyze user behavior to personalize advertisement content.
  • The system shall limit the number of ads shown per user session based on user preferences.
  • The system shall provide users with options to customize ad frequency settings.
  • The system shall ensure that advertisements are relevant to the user's interests.
  • The system shall log user interactions with ads for analytics and improvement.

Non-functional Requirements

  • The system shall operate with minimal impact on app performance, with response times under 2 seconds.
  • The system shall ensure user data privacy in compliance with data protection regulations.
  • The system shall be scalable to accommodate a growing user base.
  • The system shall provide a user-friendly interface for ad preferences management.
  • The system shall maintain high availability and reliability, with 99.9% uptime.

Models and Design Descriptions

Use Case Diagram and Description

The primary actors are users and the advertisement engine. Users interact with the system to view content and manage ad preferences. The system delivers personalized ads, adjusts ad frequency based on user behavior, and logs interactions. Use cases include "View Feeds," "Adjust Ad Settings," "Receive Personalized Ads," and "View Ad Analytics."

Sequence Diagram and Description

The sequence begins with the user opening the app and viewing the feed. The system retrieves user preferences and behavior data, then selects and displays ads accordingly. If the user opts to change settings, a request is sent to update preferences, which are stored for future personalization. The system logs each ad view and interaction for analytics purposes.

Activity Diagram and Description

The activity diagram illustrates user login, feed retrieval, ad personalization, ad display, user interaction, and preference adjustment. The flow emphasizes personalization and minimal disruption, with feedback loops for adjusting ad frequency and relevance based on user interaction.

Conclusion

Addressing the issue of intrusive advertising on Instagram enhances user experience and satisfaction. The proposed system leverages personalization and user control to balance revenue needs with user preferences. Implementing these requirements will improve engagement, reduce frustration, and foster user loyalty, ultimately benefiting both users and the platform.

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