Software Design

Software Requirements Specification

Version 1.0

February 07, 2013

Black Jack Game

Tournament Style

Team Mike & Friends

Michael Brown – Team Lead

Tawnya Gardner – User Representative

Michael Powell

Michael Vitale

Eric Dickman

Submitted in partial fulfillment

Of the requirements of

CS 410 Software Engineering

1.0. Introduction

1.1. Purpose

The purpose of this document is to present a detailed description of the Black Jack Tournament Style software that is being developed by Team Mike & Friends. This report will layout in full description, both the user requirements for the system and a detailed specification of the system requirements. It is designed to be beneficial for both stakeholders and software engineers alike. It will gain full approval from Professor John Eberhard before further advancement.

1.2. Scope

This software program will be a Black Jack Tournament Style game intended for the pleasurable use to a fan base of black jack players. This software will be designed to have a beginning and an end as apposed to other black jack games that continue until you don’t want to play anymore. By creating different betting styles, and forcing multiple players (human or computer) we differentiate this software from the rest. The game will rely on a chip count for a measurement of success. Players will be eliminated as they lose all of their chips leaving only one (1) winner. There should be a win/loss statistical tracking system for game analyses.

2.0. Glossary

1-3-2-6 Betting System: A betting system where the player bets one unit, then three units, then two units, then six units in a continuing cycle.

21: Alternate name for Blackjack. See Blackjack.

Anchorman: This is the player who sits closest to the dealer’s right. The anchorman is the last to make a play before the dealer’s turn (also known as the Third base position).

Bet: the amount of money or chips that is wagered.

Blackjack: a card game where the...