Software Design and Development Worksheet
ANSWER
It takes planning and organization to create an enterprise application project progress report. Below is an outline of every area that has to be covered:
In-depth User Narratives:
Create comprehensive user stories by breaking down high-level user needs.
“As a [type of user], I [want to do], [so that]” is the format to utilize.
User stories should be straightforward, concise, and easy to understand.
List the user stories that correspond to particular functionalities.
All User Interface Wireframes:
For each user interface, create a wireframe.
Drawing software or hand drawing are two methods for creating wireframes.
Make mockup screens instead, then capture screenshots of them.
Key Information Structures:
Provide UML diagrams for the classes and entity relationships (ER) that serve as the foundation for the data structure of your application.
Clearly state how classes and entities relate to one another.
Database Structure:
Display the database’s entities (tables), properties, and connections.
To demonstrate the schema, use textual representations or diagrams.
Architecture for Software:
Give an example of the software architecture, such as model-view-controller (MVC) or frontend-backend-database.
Draw a diagram showing the data flow between each software architecture component.
What is the data flow between components?
Frameworks, Tools, Languages, and Platforms:
Indicate the database, frontend, and backend platforms.
Enumerate the tools and programming languages you plan to employ for development.
Mention the frontend and backend frameworks.
Ensure the languages and platforms correspond to the material in your major or minor courses.
Test Scheme:
Specify the kinds of tests that will be carried out, including functional, user acceptability, integration, and unit tests.
For the user acceptance test, provide thorough test scenarios.
Describe the testing plan, including the time and methods for conducting tests as the project develops.
Tool for Project Tracking:
Choose a project-tracking application (such as Jira, Trello, or Asana) to keep tabs on the project’s development.
Give the name of the project tracking tool that you have selected.
Explain how you plan to utilize the application to track deadlines, assign tasks, and update your team on progress.
Keep your formatting and wording clear and consistent throughout your progress report. Every portion must be thorough and simple to read. Additionally, since this will set the stage for your progress report, remember to cite any pertinent details from your project proposal from Assessment 1.
QUESTION
Description
This is a group assessment. In this assessment, you will provide further details about the enterprise application outlined in the project proposal of Assessment 1 (Assessment 1 will be attached once confirmed tutor).
More specifically, you are required to submit a progress report covering the following eight (8) items;
Detailed user stories
Wireframes of all user interfaces
- Major data structures
- Database schema
- Software architecture
- Platforms/languages/tools/frameworks
- Test plan
- Project tracking tool
- The information below will give you some guidelines on what each of the above sections will contain.
- Detailed user stories:
Break down the high-level user requirements into detailed user stories. User stories should be simple, concise and clear. Each user story should capture a specific functionality and keep focus on the user. The format of the user story should be as follows: “As a [type of user], I [want to do], [so that.]”
Wireframes of all user interfaces: Provide wireframes of all user interfaces. Wireframes can be hand drawn or created using drawing software. Alternatively you can create mockup screens and take screenshots of those.
Major data structures: Provide UML diagrams for the classes and entity-relationships (ER) that form the basis of your enterprise application’s data structure.
- Database schema: Show the database entities (tables), their attributes and relationships in the database.
Software architecture illustrating all components: Specify the software architecture (e.g., frontend-backend-database, model-view-controller), and draw a diagram illustrating all components of the software architecture, and data flow between those components.
Platforms/languages/tools/frameworks
Specify on what platforms you will develop your enterprise application frontend and backend, and on what platform you will create your database. List the programming languages and tools you will use to develop the app. Mention the frameworks you will use to develop the frontend and backend.
Platform examples: frontend – JavaScript, Java, backend – Java EE 8, Jakarta EE 8, database – MySQL, PostgreSQL, Mongo DB, or Derby
Language examples: Java, JavaScript.
- Tool examples: Apache NetBeans, Scene Builder, Apache Tom EE 8.0.0
Framework examples: JavaFX, Java Server Faces, Jakarta Faces
Please note:
- You can use only platforms that were covered in your major or minor units. For example, you are not allowed to use PHP for your project.
Test plan (should include user acceptance test): Specify what tests will be performed, e.g. unit test, integration test, functional test, user acceptance test. Also specify the test cases for the user acceptance test.
Project tracking tool: You must use a project tracking tool (e.g., Jira) to track the progress of your software development project. You can choose any project tracking tool you wish. Specify the name of the project tracking tool that you are going to use.
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