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Today's Lecture is in 3 Parts

Today's Lecture is in 3 Parts. Part – 1: The Project Doron Part – 2: Going through the skipped over slides of last week’s UML Overview lecture again Ananda Part – 3: Tools Ananda. Lecture 5 - The Project. Aims of this part of the lecture: To introduce the project

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Today's Lecture is in 3 Parts

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  1. Today's Lecture is in 3 Parts • Part – 1: The Project • Doron • Part – 2: Going through the skipped over slides of last week’s UML Overview lecture again • Ananda • Part – 3: Tools • Ananda

  2. Lecture 5 - The Project Aims of this part of the lecture: • To introduce the project • To explain how it will be organised • Miscellaneous stuff!

  3. Two Phases • Planning, Requirements, and Analysis • Deadline week 14 • Working software With Full Documentation • Deadline week 20

  4. The Problem • Car rental company • see handout for details! Or view • http://www.dcs.warwick.ac.uk/~doron/ course/cs223/project.pdf

  5. Requirements • The description of the requirements imprecise • not quite real-world situation - simulation! • practicalities! • You have to decide • interfaces • data structures • look-and-feel • etc. ...

  6. How to do Part 1? • UML • pay attention to Ananda! • Project Planning • see Cardozo & Villiers article in CS223 Web –page • Requirement & Analysis • see Case Study Handouts in CS223 Web –page • How do I draw UML? • UML CASE Tools (Part 3 of this lecture) • Xfig on UNIX, Word on Windows, or any other drawing package

  7. How to do Part 2? Complete Analysis, Design & Implementation • start from Part 1 Requirements & Analysis • follow Case Study Handouts where appropriate • Use good Java style • javadoc, packages, etc. • see lecture 10 • User manual • Supporting documentation

  8. Both Parts • Minutes of meetings • see guidelines on web site • Contribution forms • available on Web page • Deadlines MUST be observed

  9. Choosing Teams • 5 or 6 students per team • see instructions in handout • If you don’t choose by deadline, you will be allocated to a team! • Weak teams? Mixed-ability teams? • not a big problem • be with people you can work with

  10. Support • Surgeries twice weekly • This term, Mondays & Fridays: see web site • Next term, TBA • Come and talk to us • UML - talk to Ananda • Java - talk to Mike • Working in a group - talk to Doron

  11. Making Life Easy • People • … are a problem • join the right team • your result depends on it • Time management • … is extremely important • Allocation of tasks • know who is in charge of what!

  12. Questions • Read the handout now • 10 minutes interval • Any questions ….

  13. End

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