R.O.S.E.S. Preliminary Design Presented By: Code Shark Solutions 12/8/10.

R.O.S.E.S.

Preliminary Design

Presented By:Code Shark Solutions

12/8/10

WelcomeOur ClientDr. Timoth C. LedermanProfessor of Computer ScienceSiena College

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AgendaIntroductionProblem DefinitionRequirements InventoryUsage Case Narratives UML Diagrams & Website MapData Flow DiagramsData DictionaryTestingPrototype screensWhat is next?


IntroductionOur TeamKurt GreinerTeam Leader

Daniel RotondoWebmaster

Ryan GodfreyLead Programmer

Rebecca WilsonInformation Specialist

Akeem ShirleyDatabase

Administrator

Brittany LintelmanDocumentarian


ROSES Problem DefinitionSite lacks functionality

Inconsistent menuNo Search feature

Is not aesthetically pleasing


Functional RequirementsGeneral User:

View WebsiteSearch


Non-Functional RequirementsSystem must be:

Aesthetically pleasingEasily navigableEasily maintainableEasily modifiableStable


Usage Case Narratives

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•Tells a story for each of the users describing their interaction with the system

•Also explains the abilities each user has for interacting with the system

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System UsersCourse InstructorGeneral User

StudentsRecommendersFuture EmployerFamily/FriendsAlumni


Course InstructorSite Administrator

Can add to and edit all parts of the websiteUse the website as a reference


StudentsMakes use of the website’s calendar and links

for both sections of the course.

Uses the past teams’ websites and documents as a reference point.


RecommenderCan search for specific Software Engineering

students and gain access to their resume, picture, class, and information related to their Software Engineering course.


Future EmployerNavigate website with ease

Use the search function to find prospective employees


Family/FriendsCan search for Software Engineering

Students to view the talents and accomplishments of their family and friends.


AlumniCan search for themselves or other students

to view past achievements for reminiscent purposes or in the chance of being interviewed by an alumnus this can also serve as a reference.


UML Use Case Diagram

Used to show how users interact with system.Users or ‘Actors’ interact through ‘Uses’Lines are drawn to demonstrate a

relationship


UML Use Case Legend


UML Use Case Diagram


UML Deployment Diagram

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Show devices and execution environments for a system

Shows protocols for interaction with the system


UML Deployment Diagram


Website Map Legend


Website Map


Data Flow DiagramsUsed to show the movement of data throughout

systemActs as visual aid to demonstrate how system

works

Context Diagram - The highest and most general representation of data flow

Level 0 – Shows the major processes of the systemLevel 1 – Shows in-depth the look at one useLevel 2 – Decomposes each process


Context Diagram

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Highest, most general level of data flow in our system.

Shows interactions between users, databases, and website


Level 0 Diagram

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Shows major processes of the system.


Level 1 Diagram

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Shows data flow of one of the main uses; viewing the website.


Level 2 Diagram

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Decomposes the main process of the system; searching.


Data DictionaryLists all data entities and variable with in a

system

Used to help understand items in the database


Data Dictionary Excerpt


Test PlanDocuments the strategy used

Ensures that the Functional Requirements are met

Includes all of the following: unit testing, integration testing, system testing, and acceptance testing.


Our StrategyBreak the project in to units

Ensure the units work properly alone

Make sure the units interact correctly

Test that the whole system functions as expected

Guarantee that all Functional and Non-functional requirements are met


Unit Test Excerpt


Prototype ScreensScreen shots of our current work in progress

Allows client and guests to work more visually

Screens are conceptual and subject to change


Current Menus


New Main Menu


New Sub-menu


Old Calendar


New Calendar


New Functionality: Search


Search Results


Student Result Page


Year Results Page


Mobile VersionSmart phones and other mobile devices are

becoming increasingly popular.Student will always need to see what’s due in

Software Engineering at any given moment. Many websites will not display properly on

mobile devices

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Mobile Screenshots


Mobile Screenshots cont.


What’s Next?2010 – DONE!

2011:


Thank You!Questions?

Comments?

Have a nice Holiday Season!


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