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The document outlines a case study for designing biometric authentication software, focusing on secure authentication methods such as fingerprint and facial recognition. It details the design process, quality attributes, architectural design, and component-level design, supported by various diagrams including context, use case, and data flow diagrams. The evaluation of the design ensures it meets security, usability, and fault tolerance requirements.

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Se 2 Case Study

The document outlines a case study for designing biometric authentication software, focusing on secure authentication methods such as fingerprint and facial recognition. It details the design process, quality attributes, architectural design, and component-level design, supported by various diagrams including context, use case, and data flow diagrams. The evaluation of the design ensures it meets security, usability, and fault tolerance requirements.

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Name-Manthan Mhatre

TE-IT
Roll No- 33

Case Study: Design of Biometric Authentication Software


1. Introduction
• Purpose: Secure authentication using biometrics (fingerprint, iris, face
recognition, etc.)
• Scope: Enrollment, storage, verification, and authentication process.

2. Design Process & Quality


 Discuss quality attributes: security, accuracy, reliability, performance, scalability. 
Diagram:
o Context Diagram → System interaction with User, Scanner Device,
Authentication Server, Database.
3. Design Concepts
 Abstraction, modularity, patterns, and information hiding. 
Diagram:
o Use Case Diagram-
4. The Design Model / Pattern-based Software Design
 MVC (Model-View-Controller) or layered design for system. 
Diagrams:
o Class Diagram → Classes like User, BiometricScanner,
FeatureExtractor, Matcher, Database.
o Sequence Diagram → Flow of user authentication (User →

Capture → Processing → Match → Result).

5. Architectural Design
 Define system layers: Presentation, Application, Biometric Engine, Database. 
Diagrams:
o Architecture Diagram → High-level modules and their connections.
o Component Diagram → Components like Capture Module, Feature Extraction
Module, Matching Engine, Database.

o
Deployment Diagram → Shows devices: Scanner, Local PC, Cloud Authentication Server,
Database Server.
6. Views, Patterns & Application Architecture
 Different viewpoints:
o Logical View: Class structure o Process View: Sequence/Activity flows o
Deployment View: Physical system deployment  Diagrams:
o Activity Diagram → Enrollment process vs Authentication process.
o State Diagram → Authentication states (Idle → Capture → Processing →
Match/Fail).

7. Component-Level Design
 Internal details of modules. 
Diagrams:
o Detailed Component Diagram → Show subcomponents of Feature
Extraction and Matching.

o CRC Cards (optional textual representation).

8. Steps & Analysis


 Data flow, data storage, and process analysis. 
Diagrams:
o Data Flow Diagram (DFD) → From user biometric input to authentication output.
o ER Diagram → Tables for User, BiometricTemplate, AuthenticationLog.
9. Design Evaluation
• Check against requirements: Security, fault tolerance, usability.
• Ensure diagrams and models align with non-functional requirements.

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