Project Type: Software Requirements Specification (SRS)
Course: Software Requirement Engineering (SRE)
Institution: Air University, Multan Campus
Team Members: Abdul Rafay & Abdul Rehman
Instructor: Sir Ubaid Bin Zafar

AUMC GuideVR is a visionary software concept designed to revolutionize how students, faculty, and visitors navigate the Air University Multan Campus — through an immersive Virtual Reality-based navigation system.

Instead of relying on traditional maps or asking for directions, users can explore the entire campus in VR, view 360° locations, and navigate both indoors and outdoors with intelligent visual guidance.

❗ This project is not a software prototype — it is a professionally documented IEEE-compliant Software Requirements Specification (SRS) crafted as part of our SRE course to simulate real-world software engineering processes.

• 🔍 Search & Locate: Instantly find classrooms, labs, offices, or blocks.
• 🧭 VR Indoor Navigation: Step-by-step visual guidance through virtual scenes.
• 🌐 Drone View Mode: A top-down campus layout with clickable buildings.
• 🏫 360° Exploration: Explore major campus areas with panoramic views.
• 📍 Faculty Finder: Locate departments, offices, and professors with ease.
• 💾 Bookmark Favorite Spots: Save and revisit frequently accessed locations.
• 📏 Distance Calculator: Know how far you are from your destination.
• 🖱️ Touch & Orientation Support: Smooth interaction for mobile and desktop.
• 🛡️ Security & Performance Focused: Defined constraints and compliance protocols.

This project includes a complete Software Requirements Specification structured as per IEEE standards:

• ✅ Introduction, Purpose, Product Scope
• ✅ Functional & Non-Functional Requirements
• ✅ External Interfaces & System Constraints
• ✅ Use Case Models (Indoor, Outdoor, Drone View, Bookmarking)
• ✅ Security, Performance, and Quality Attributes
• ✅ Data Dictionary & Glossary
• ✅ Appendices & Group Log

While not implemented, the following tools were considered in the SRS:

We express our deep gratitude to:

• Sir Ubaid Bin Zafar – for his consistent guidance, mentorship, and feedback throughout the project.
• Our peers and friends for their input and encouragement during brainstorming and documentation.
• All the developers, educators, and resources that inspired the virtual navigation idea.

This SRS lays the groundwork for a future VR product that could enhance real-world accessibility and navigation within academic institutions.

If you're a developer, researcher, or organization interested in collaborating or building this — feel free to connect!