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Improve project management with tracking system

Improve project management with tracking system. Joshua Hua csci577b. Problems. We work as individuals instead of team We don’t write down the task list for the team We don’t track the individual effort very well We don’t discover the dependencies between tasks early

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Improve project management with tracking system

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  1. Improve project management with tracking system Joshua Hua csci577b

  2. Problems • We work as individuals instead of team • We don’t write down the task list for the team • We don’t track the individual effort very well • We don’t discover the dependencies between tasks early • We don’t break down the team work and schedule individual task very well

  3. Rationale of using trac • http://trac.edgewall.org/ • Free and Open-source • It’s written in python, easy to modify and deploy • Integrate with SVN, bugzilla, eclipse, etc • Rich plugins Burn down chart, Backlog, etc. • Many successful stories using trac MythTV, Pidgin, Virtualbox

  4. Benefits • Define the task in detail • Track effort by task(both estimation and actual cost) • Define priority of task • Assign task to some team member • Give you a big picture of all the tasks for team and help manager to discover the dependencies and schedule the tasks for individuals very well • Trace reversely from requirement to the code

  5. A picture worth a thousand words

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