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Date: 26/09/2009
Time: 4.30 p.m.
Venue: Old Canteen A
Agenda
Devise strategic planning for used-case and class diagrams, assign individual workload allocation and responsibility for
the upcoming 1-week CIDP.
The inclusion of value-added features and services would persuade people to come to our website for information
regarding tuition services. Consumers often look to others and will often do what they're doing especially when they
are uncertain about something. They often feel reassured and make decisions based upon what other people are up to
and the assumption being that they possess more knowledge and are better informed if they were to follow the
majority.
These features generally can have a massive influence on people’s decisions. Users are more inclined to trust what
people like them say, compared to marketers. Users generally want generated reviews and testimonials and if they
can't find them on our site, they'll simply look elsewhere.
Workload Planning
The main objective of careful workload planning is to keep our entire team busy on the most important aspect of the
project work during the 1-week CIDP. Different people have different skills, experience, and responsibilities which will
attribute to the success of the team. For the whole development phase to be effective and of a high value success, we
will need to leverage on each individual competency by allocating the correct task accordingly. After a careful review,
we will divide the team into 4 sub-groups with each specialising in their own areas and we have further concluded that
we will need to assign the following personnel to the respective roles.
He/she is responsible for creating presentations of content that is delivered to the end-user.
He/she is responsible for writing JSP code for the system using a formal programming approach.
He/she is responsible for the design, implementation, maintenance and repair of the team database.
He/she is responsible for writing Java code for the system using a formal programming approach.
*The database administrators will only be given 2 days to implement their part and will be deployed to other sub-
groups where assistance is required.
Day 1 The web designer will finish the main page for the iLMS system.
The JSP programmers will do the necessary coding for the login logic.
The database administrators will set up the tables according to the proposed EER Diagram.
The Java programmers will do the necessary coding for the user classes.
Day 2 The web designer will do the pages after a user login.
The JSP programmers will do the necessary coding for the after login logic.
The database administrators will refine their current existing design.
The Java programmers will continue the necessary coding for the user classes.
Day 3 The web designer will refine the website using Ajax.
The JSP programmers will do the necessary collaboration with the web designer.
The database administrators will then proceed to assists the necessary sub-groups.
The Java programmers will do the necessary collaboration with the JSP programmers.
Day 4 Do the necessary preparations for a short demo in-house trial test of the iLMS system @ 9p.m.
Day 5 Refined the necessary components that need to be vetted by the professor.