Detailed Design Presented By: Code Shark Solutions 03/01/11.

Detailed Design

Presented By:Code Shark Solutions

03/01/11

WelcomeOur ClientDr. Timoth C. LedermanProfessor of Computer ScienceSiena College

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Code Shark Solutions Detailed Design

AgendaIntroductionOur ModelProblem DefinitionRequirements InventoryData DesignTest PlanPrototype screens/demoWhat is next?

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IntroductionOur Team

Daniel RotondoCo-Team Leader

Ryan GodfreyCo-Team Leader

Kurt GreinerLead Programmer

Rebecca WilsonInformation Specialist

Akeem ShirleyDatabase

Administrator

Brittany LintelmanDocumentarian

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Our Model

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ROSES Problem DefinitionSite lacks functionality

Inconsistent menuNo Search feature

Is not aesthetically pleasing

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Functional RequirementsView WebsiteWill be able to view all pages the client requires.Will be able to click links to this year’s team pages, Siena

College Homepage, Siena Computer Science website, Siena School of Science website, Siena Career Center website.

Calendar will open to the current date.Will be able to select a date to display to.Will have a consistent menu system.

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Functional RequirementsSearchWill be able to search by student name, team name, course

year.Will be able to select Student Name, Team Name, or Course

Year from the displayed results.Will be able view page for a student, software team, team

year.Will resize photos of teams and individuals to stay

proportional given a static width.Will be able to print the result pages for Students and TeamsWill be able to click link to view all teams or all course years.

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Non-Functional RequirementsSystem must be:

Aesthetically pleasing

Easily navigableEasily maintainable

for instructorEasily modifiable

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Data DictionaryLists all data entities and variable with in a

system

Used to help understand items in the database

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Data Dictionary Excerpt

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MS Access 2007 Relationships Diagram

Provides a visual representation of the database.

Shows tables, fields, and relationships between tables.

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MS Access 2007 Relationships Diagram

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Entity-Relationship (ER) Diagram

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Provides a graphical representation of entities of a database and their relationships to each other.

Consists of entities, attributes, and relationships.

EntitiesDisplayed as rectangles.Represent a table in the database.AttributesDisplayed as ovals.Represent data associated with entity or

relationship.


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RelationshipsDisplayed as diamondsRepresent relationship between two entitiesOne-to-OneOne-to-ManyMany-to-Many


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Database Relational Schema

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Different way to show table organization.Shows primary and foreign keys.

Student(studentID, firstName, lastName, picture, resume, teamLeaderFall, teamLeaderSpring, teamName) Team(teamName, acronym, clientID, siteLink, fallYear, springYear, projectName, projectAcronym, demo, song, teamPic) Client(clientID, firstName, lastName, title, organization) Speaker(firstName, lastName, talkDate, subject, degree, title1, title2, employer1,employer2, employer1City, employer2City, employer1State, employer2State,employer1URL, employer2URL, presentation, talkSemester, talkYear)


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Test PlanDocuments the strategy used to test

Ensures that the Functional and Non-Functional Requirements are met

Includes all of the following: unit testing, integration testing, system testing, and acceptance testing

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Our StrategyBreak the project in to units

Ensure the units work properly alone

Make sure the units interact correctly

Test that the whole system functions as expected

Guarantee that all Functional and Non-functional requirements are met

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Unit Test Excerpt

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Search By Student NameUnit 2.1To search for a particular student by their name

Test Cases

Pass/ Fail

Status

Test Number

DescriptionAction to

perform test (input)

Steps to be Executed

State Before Test Expected resultObserved

resultComments

Tested By

Test Date

2.1.0Navigate to Software Engineering Site

N/AOpen a web browser and go to the site

Browsers default page

Software Engineering Site

2.2.0Navigate to Search page

N/AClick on the "Seach" menu item in the main menu

Software Engineering Home Page

Search Page

2.3.0Click in the Student Name edit field

N/AMove cursor to the search criteria box

Empty Search Page fields

Cursor is in the Student Name box

2.4.0 Type in a name N/ACursor must be in Student Name box

Empty Student Name box

Student Name box has input

2.5.0Click the Search Button

N/AStudent Name Box must have input

Search Page Results Page

2.6.0Choose Correct Student from the List of Results

N/AOn the Results Page

Results Page Student's Information Page

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Click on the links to view different information about the student

N/ABe on the Information Page

Information PageDesired information is displayed

2.8.0Repeat Unit 2.1 for all required browsers

F = Unit Summary 0% passing 0 passed Date of last test =

Integration TestingBrings together units that have been tested

individually

Ensures that all units work together properly


Acceptance TestingMakes sure that all functional and non-functional

requirements are met

Makes sure product passes unit testing, integration testing, and full system testing

Will be documented in the next stage of our model



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Prototype Screens/DemoScreen shots of our current work in progress

Allows client and guests to view work more visually

Screens/Demo are conceptual and subject to change

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Current Menus

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New Main Menu

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New Sub-menu

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Footer Links

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Detailed Design Prototype

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http://oraserv.cs.siena.edu/~perm_css/dd/home.php


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What’s Next?

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Thank You!Questions?

Comments?

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Detailed Design Presented By: Code Shark Solutions 03/01/11.

Documents

detailed designpresented

team year

software team

years team pages

able view page

siena computer science

course years

siena college homepage