Course Registration System
Iteration Plan
Elaboration Iteration #E1
Version 1.0
Revision History
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1.0 |
Initial Plan for the E1 Iteration |
Rick Bell |
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Table of Contents
1.3 Definitions, Acronyms and Abbreviations
Iteration Plan
This Iteration Plan describes the detailed plans for the E1 Iteration of the C-Registration System Project.
During the E1 Iteration the requirements will be further analyzed. The analysis and design for all use cases selected for Release 1.0 plus the high risk Release 2.0 use cases will be completed. The architectural prototype will be developed to test the feasibility and performance of the architecture that is required for Release 1.0.
The E1 Iteration Plan applies to the C-Registration System project being developed by Wylie College Information Systems for Wylie College. This document will be used by the Project Manager and by the project team.
See the Glossary [3].
Applicable references are:
This document provides the detailed schedule for this iteration including all milestones. It also describes the required resources (staffing, financial, and equipment), expected status of use cases, and evaluation criteria for completion of the iteration.
The E1 Iteration will conduct the analysis and design for all use cases selected for Release 1.0 plus the high risk Release 2.0 use cases will be completed. The architectural prototype will be developed to test the feasibility and performance of the architecture that is required for Release 1.0.
The features planned for Release 1.0 include:
The following table illustrates the high level activities with their planned start and end dates.
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End Date |
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Business Modeling (all business use cases) |
Feb 3, 1999 |
Feb 5, 1999 |
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Requirements Definition (R1 use cases & high risk R2 use cases) |
Feb 3, 1999 |
Feb 9, 1999 |
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Analysis & Design (R1 use cases & high risk R2 use cases) |
Feb 5, 1999 |
Feb 18, 1999 |
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Implementation (R1 architectural prototype) |
Feb 15, 1999 |
Feb 24, 1999 |
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Test (R1 architectural prototype) |
Feb 22, 1999 |
March 2, 1999 |
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Environment |
Feb 2, 1999 |
March 4, 1999 |
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Management |
Feb 2, 1999 |
March 4, 1999 |
The detailed schedule showing all tasks and the assigned responsibilities is contained in the following schedule:
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Milestones |
Tue 2/2/99 |
Thu 3/4/99 |
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Start Elaboration Phase |
Tue 2/2/99 |
Tue 2/2/99 |
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User-Interface Prototype Milestone |
Wed 2/3/99 |
Wed 2/3/99 |
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Architectural Prototype Milestone (end Elaboration Phase) |
Thu 3/4/99 |
Thu 3/4/99 |
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Elaboration Phase |
Tue 2/2/99 |
Thu 3/4/99 |
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Iteration E1 - Develop Architectural Prototype |
Tue 2/2/99 |
Thu 3/4/99 |
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Business Modeling |
Wed 2/3/99 |
Fri 2/5/99 |
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Find Business Workers and Entities |
Wed 2/3/99 |
Wed 2/3/99 |
Business Designer |
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Describe Business Workers |
Thu 2/4/99 |
Thu 2/4/99 |
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Describe Business Worker 'BW1' |
Thu 2/4/99 |
Thu 2/4/99 |
Business Designer |
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Describe Business Worker 'BW2' |
Thu 2/4/99 |
Thu 2/4/99 |
Business Designer |
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Describe Business Entities |
Thu 2/4/99 |
Thu 2/4/99 |
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Describe Business Entity 'BE1' |
Thu 2/4/99 |
Thu 2/4/99 |
Business Designer |
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Describe Business Entity 'BE2' |
Thu 2/4/99 |
Thu 2/4/99 |
Business Designer |
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Review the Business Analysis Model |
Fri 2/5/99 |
Fri 2/5/99 |
Business-Model Reviewer |
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Requirements |
Wed 2/3/99 |
Tue 2/9/99 |
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Manage Dependencies |
Wed 2/3/99 |
Tue 2/9/99 |
System Analyst |
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Detail Prioritized Use Cases |
Wed 2/3/99 |
Wed 2/3/99 |
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Detail Use Case 'UC1' |
Wed 2/3/99 |
Wed 2/3/99 |
Use-Case Author |
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Detail Use Case 'UC2' |
Wed 2/3/99 |
Wed 2/3/99 |
Use-Case Author |
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Detail Use Case 'UC3' |
Wed 2/3/99 |
Wed 2/3/99 |
Use-Case Author |
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Detail Use Case 'UC4' |
Wed 2/3/99 |
Wed 2/3/99 |
Use-Case Author |
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Detail Use Case 'UC5' |
Wed 2/3/99 |
Wed 2/3/99 |
Use-Case Author |
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Structure the Use Case Model |
Thu 2/4/99 |
Thu 2/4/99 |
Architect |
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User-Interface Modeling |
Wed 2/3/99 |
Wed 2/3/99 |
User-Interface Designer |
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User-Interface Prototyping |
Wed 2/3/99 |
Wed 2/3/99 |
User-Interface Designer |
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Review Requirements |
Fri 2/5/99 |
Fri 2/5/99 |
Requirements Reviewer |
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Analysis & Design (Architecture & Major Risks) |
Fri 2/5/99 |
Thu 2/18/99 |
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Architectural Analysis |
Fri 2/5/99 |
Fri 2/5/99 |
Architect |
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Prioritized Use-Case Analysis |
Mon 2/8/99 |
Mon 2/8/99 |
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Analyze Use-Case 'UC1' |
Mon 2/8/99 |
Mon 2/8/99 |
Designer |
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Analyze Use-Case 'UC2' |
Mon 2/8/99 |
Mon 2/8/99 |
Designer |
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Analyze Use-Case 'UC3' |
Mon 2/8/99 |
Mon 2/8/99 |
Designer |
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Analyze Use-Case 'UC4' |
Mon 2/8/99 |
Mon 2/8/99 |
Designer |
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Architectural Design |
Tue 2/9/99 |
Tue 2/9/99 |
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Describe Concurrency |
Wed 2/10/99 |
Wed 2/10/99 |
Architect |
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Describe Distribution |
Thu 2/11/99 |
Thu 2/11/99 |
Architect |
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Review the Architecture |
Fri 2/12/99 |
Fri 2/12/99 |
Architecture Reviewer |
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Prioritized Subsystem Design |
Mon 2/15/99 |
Mon 2/15/99 |
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Subsystem Design - Subsystem 'S1' |
Mon 2/15/99 |
Mon 2/15/99 |
Designer |
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Subsystem Design - Subsystem 'S2' |
Mon 2/15/99 |
Mon 2/15/99 |
Designer |
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Prioritized Class Design |
Mon 2/15/99 |
Mon 2/15/99 |
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Class Design - Class 'C1' |
Mon 2/15/99 |
Mon 2/15/99 |
Designer |
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Class Design - Class 'C2' |
Mon 2/15/99 |
Mon 2/15/99 |
Designer |
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Class Design - Class 'C3' |
Mon 2/15/99 |
Mon 2/15/99 |
Designer |
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Class Design - Class 'C4' |
Mon 2/15/99 |
Mon 2/15/99 |
Designer |
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Prioritized Use-Case Design |
Tue 2/16/99 |
Tue 2/16/99 |
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Design Use-Case 'UC1' |
Tue 2/16/99 |
Tue 2/16/99 |
Designer |
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Design Use-Case 'UC2' |
Tue 2/16/99 |
Tue 2/16/99 |
Designer |
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Database Design |
Wed 2/17/99 |
Wed 2/17/99 |
Database Designer |
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Review the Design |
Thu 2/18/99 |
Thu 2/18/99 |
Design Reviewer |
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Implementation (Architecture & Major Risks) |
Mon 2/15/99 |
Wed 2/24/99 |
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Structure the Implementation Model |
Mon 2/15/99 |
Mon 2/15/99 |
Architect |
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Plan System Integration |
Fri 2/19/99 |
Fri 2/19/99 |
System Integrator |
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Plan Subsystem Integration |
Mon 2/22/99 |
Mon 2/22/99 |
Implementer |
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Implement Prioritized Components |
Mon 2/22/99 |
Mon 2/22/99 |
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Implement Component 'c1' |
Mon 2/22/99 |
Mon 2/22/99 |
Implementer |
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Implement Component 'c2' |
Mon 2/22/99 |
Mon 2/22/99 |
Implementer |
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Implement Component 'c3' |
Mon 2/22/99 |
Mon 2/22/99 |
Implementer |
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Implement Component 'c4' |
Mon 2/22/99 |
Mon 2/22/99 |
Implementer |
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Fix Defects |
Tue 2/23/99 |
Tue 2/23/99 |
Implementer |
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Integrate Subsystems |
Tue 2/23/99 |
Tue 2/23/99 |
Implementer |
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Integrate System |
Wed 2/24/99 |
Wed 2/24/99 |
System Integrator |
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Test (Architecture & Major Risks) |
Mon 2/22/99 |
Tue 3/2/99 |
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Plan Test (Integration & System) |
Mon 2/22/99 |
Mon 2/22/99 |
Test Designer |
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Design Test (Integration & System) |
Tue 2/23/99 |
Tue 2/23/99 |
Test Designer |
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Implement Test |
Wed 2/24/99 |
Wed 2/24/99 |
Test Designer |
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Design Test Packages and Classes |
Thu 2/25/99 |
Thu 2/25/99 |
Designer |
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Implement Test Components and Subsystems |
Fri 2/26/99 |
Fri 2/26/99 |
Implementer |
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Execute Integration Test |
Mon 3/1/99 |
Mon 3/1/99 |
Integration Tester |
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Execute System Test |
Tue 3/2/99 |
Tue 3/2/99 |
System Tester |
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Execute Performance Tests |
Mon 3/1/99 |
Mon 3/1/99 |
Performance Tester |
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Evaluate Test |
Tue 3/2/99 |
Tue 3/2/99 |
Test Designer |
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Management |
Tue 2/2/99 |
Thu 3/4/99 |
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Develop Iteration Plan |
Tue 2/2/99 |
Tue 2/2/99 |
Project Manager |
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Staff the Project |
Wed 2/3/99 |
Wed 2/3/99 |
Project Manager |
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Revisit Risk List |
Tue 2/2/99 |
Tue 3/2/99 |
Project Manager |
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Evaluate the Iteration |
Wed 3/3/99 |
Wed 3/3/99 |
Project Manager |
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Update Project Plan |
Thu 3/4/99 |
Thu 3/4/99 |
Project Manager |
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Environment |
Tue 2/2/99 |
Thu 3/4/99 |
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Configure Processes |
Tue 2/2/99 |
Thu 2/11/99 |
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Improve Processes |
Fri 2/12/99 |
Thu 3/4/99 |
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Select and Acquire Tools |
Tue 2/2/99 |
Thu 3/4/99 |
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Toolsmithing |
Tue 2/2/99 |
Thu 3/4/99 |
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Support the Development |
Tue 2/2/99 |
Thu 3/4/99 |
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Training |
Mon 2/8/99 |
Wed 2/17/99 |
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The following deliverables will be generated and reviewed during the E1 Iteration:
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Deliverable |
Responsible Owner |
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Business Modeling Set |
Glossary (expand &
update) |
Bob Collings |
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Requirements Set |
Vision Document (update) |
Sue Gamble |
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Design Set |
Analysis Model (Logical
View) |
Sue Gamble |
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Implementation Set |
Integration Build Plan |
Kerry Stone |
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Management Set |
E1 Iteration Plan |
Rick Bell |
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Standards and Guidelines |
Design Guidelines |
Simon Jones |
The staffing requirements for the E1 Iteration are:
Project Management
Project Management Rick Bell
Business Modeling Group
Business Modeling Manager Bob King
Business-Process Analysts Bill Collings
Business Designer Yee Chung
Systems Engineering
Systems Engineering Manager Carol Ming
Systems Analysts Sue Gamble
Architect Steve Johnson
Software Engineering
Software Engineering Manager Diane Ng
Process Engineer (CM) Simon Jones
Developer Beth MacDonald
Developer Gavin Hansen
Developer/Designer Phil Johnson
Test
Test Manager Kerry Stone
System Tester Carol Smith
The project organization chart and the staffing requirements for the full project are contained within the Project Plan [5].
The following table shows the budget for the E1 Iteration.
The E1 Iteration requires the following computer equipment:
- 10 PCs (Microsoft Windows 95 , Microsoft Office, Rational Rose, Rational RequisitePro)
- 10 Monitors
- 3 Printers (2 Laser, 1 Color)
- Access to the Wylie College Server.
This equipment is already in place at Wylie College Information Systems, with the exception of the 2 additional printers, which will be ordered.
Wylie College Information Systems department has sufficient office space and furniture to meet the needs of the E1 Iteration.
The use cases that will be developed for the E1 Iteration are:
1. Login
2. Close Registration
3. Maintain Professor Information
4. Register for Courses
5. Maintain Student Information
6. Interface to Course Catalog Database
7. Interface to Finance System
The primary goal of the E1 Iteration is to complete the analysis and design of selected use cases and to develop a working architectural prototype.
Risk associated with the architectural design or system performance will be realized by the end of the iteration.
Each deliverable developed during the E1 Iteration will be peer reviewed and subject to approval from the team.
The internal project team and the Wylie College Registration representative will review the User-Interface Prototype and the Architectural Prototype.
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