Systems Analysis Team Test Plan Document

Karun Restaurant Group Information System ProjectTest Planning DocumentationIntroduction:To effectively sample and test possible system scenarios when developing the KRG information system, test data using fictional accounts, fictional orders, and fictional reservations will be processed for our analysts and programmers to evaluate and test each of the features. Attached also in this section is the storyboard of expected events and sample screen printouts to give a step by step walkthrough of this prototype.Methods:For simplicity, we are using a previously created user, Floyd in the following test screens, creating new orders and reservations. We will deviate from using Floyd when testing the system feature that adds a new customer to the system, where we will create a new user, Dr. Rob.List of Contents: Storyboard Diagram Of Expected Events Sample Screen Walkthrough Home Page Online Restaurant Menu Basic Customer Management System Add New Customer Page OnlineOrdering System Login Online Entre Menu Ordering (with Shopping Cart) Order Confirmation Page View Previous Orders Page Online Table Reservation System Login Table Selection Page Date Selection Page Confirmation Page View Previous Reservations

Karun Restaurant Group Information System ProjectStoryboard of Expected Events

Karun Restaurant Group Information System ProjectSample Screen Walkthrough

Figure 1: The KRG Home PageOnline Menu

Figure 2: The dessert menu as seen by clicking the "Our Menu" link.

Online Ordering System

Figure 3: The login screen greets users wishing to place an order or make a reservation.

Online Ordering System (continued)

Figure 4: User Creation Screen. Customers new to the site must register to make orders or reservations.

Online Ordering System (continued)

Figure 5: Sample order with running total shopping cart module.

Online Ordering System (continued)

Figure 6: Order Summary Page.

Figure 7: Order Confirmation Page.

Online Ordering System (continued)

Figure 8: List of Previous Orders with Details

Online Reservation System

Figure 9: Once again, the user sees the login screen. In future implementations the user should only have to login once.Online Reservation System (Continued)

Figure 10: The user selects a table based on the above map of the restaurant.

Online Reservation System (Continued)

Figure 11: The user selects a date and time for their table they have selected. As more reservations fill the system, the available times are expected to decrease according to customer volume.

Online Reservation System (Continued)

Figure 12: The user is notified of their selection of table, date and time for their reservation.

Online Reservation System (Continued)

Figure 13: Reservation Confirmation Screen. If the customer clicks Confirm, the reservation commits the transaction to the database.

Online Reservation System (Continued)

Figure 14: The reservation is completed with instructions to the customer.

Online Reservation System (Continued)

Figure 15: The customer can also view a listing of past, present, and future reservations.