The Software Development Plan forms the basis for allowing the Project Software Manager to conduct tracking and oversight. This plan is managed by the Software Development Plan Manager, with directed changes coming from the Project Software Manager. The Project Software Manager will only direct changes after consulting with the entire project group. This is a working document that will periodically require changes as requirements, specifications, and/or commitments change.
The purpose of this project is to provide a physically distributed simulation that illustrates how product structure and process dynamics are related.
There will be four major stages of development in this project. The first two stages will result in prototypes, with the third stage resulting in a finished product for the customer. The fourth stage will involve lifetime maintenance of the product.
The final deliverable product is estimated to contain 3000 lines of source code. This project will require a moderate effort from the group members, with the understanding that each group member has other commitments in addition to this project. The computer hardware, operating systems, development environments, and software tools are available to all group members. Unix-based tools will be used to develop the Java source code, and browsers are available (Netscape and Explorer) to run the final product.
Date | Agenda |
Wed 28 Oct | 11:00 meeting: Fundamental planning |
Thu 29 Oct | 15:30 class |
Fri 30 Oct | - |
Sat 31 Oct | - |
Sun 01 Nov | - |
Mon 02 Nov | 11:00 meeting: What we need for build, demonstrations of tech. |
Tue 03 Nov | 15:30 class |
Wed 04 Nov | 11:00 meeting: Build, start testing |
Thu 05 Nov | 15:30 class |
Fri 06 Nov | 17:00 testing complete |
Sat 07 Nov | - |
Sun 08 Nov | - |
Mon 09 Nov | - |
Tue 10 Nov | 15:30 class, version 1 due |
Wed 11 Nov | 11:00 meeting: version 2 planning |
Thu 12 Nov | 15:30 class |
Fri 13 Nov | - |
Sat 14 Nov | - |
Sun 15 Nov | - |
Mon 16 Nov | - |
Tue 17 Nov | 15:30 class |
Wed 18 Nov | 11:00 meeting - Version 2 code DUE, spec up to date |
Thu 19 Nov | 15:30 class, start testing version 2 |
Fri 20 Nov | - |
Sat 21 Nov | - |
Sun 22 Nov | - |
Mon 23 Nov | - |
Tue 24 Nov | 15:30 class - version 2 delivery |
Wed 25 Nov | BREAK |
Thu 26 Nov | BREAK |
Fri 27 Nov | BREAK |
Sat 28 Nov | BREAK |
Sun 29 Nov | BREAK |
Mon 30 Nov | - |
Tue 01 Dec | 15:30 class, one-on-one code reviews |
Wed 02 Dec | one-on-one code reviews |
Thu 03 Dec | 15:30 class, group code review |
Fri 04 Dec | code due |
Sat 05 Dec | - |
Sun 06 Dec | - |
Mon 07 Dec | - |
Tue 08 Dec | 9:00 group build, 15:30 class, meet afterwards |
Wed 09 Dec | 11:00 meeting |
Thu 10 Dec | 15:30 class, meet afterwards |
Fri 11 Dec | - |
Sat 12 Dec | - |
Sun 13 Dec | - |
Mon 14 Dec | 11:00 meeting, update docs, tests |
Tue 15 Dec | meeting, agenda is presentation |
Wed 16 Dec | 9:00 - 12:00 in-class presentation |
Each module has a primary developer assigned to it:
ClientApplet - Travis ClientGUI - Travis ClientEngine - Rob ClientRMI - Miro ClientRMIIface - Miro Server - Steve ServerEngine - Steve ServerThread - Steve ServerRMI - Miro ServerRMItoClientIface - Miro ServerRMItoDemonIface - Miro DemonApplet - Jim DemonGUI - Jim DemonEngine - Rob DemonRMI - Miro DemonRMIIface - Miro Node - Travis Module - Travis Depend - Travis Map - Travis DrawableNode - Travis DrawableModule - Travis DrawableMap - Travis ClientConnectStatus - Rob Connections - Miro Exceptions - Travis Stats - Travis
The Project Software Manager, with group input, will manage the list of Top 5 Risks. This list will kept in this document, and will not be changed without consent of the entire group. The list follows:
Original Top 5 Risks
Through the course of the project, these risks were systematically reduced and/or eliminated. Examples of reductions would be GUI (representation of complex and potentially large simulation structure and state, a remaining issue since satisfaction from the visual presentation of the simulation is entirely within the eyes of the customer, whose tastes are potentially mercuric), RMI (we cannot get Netscape and File Writes supported by the same application), and Java programming (we have yet to decide upon an optimal procedure for using exceptions).
Current (December) Top Risks
Version 3.1 - 14-DEC-1998 txe
Updated schedule, responsibilities, risks
Version 3.0 - 30-NOV-1998 txe
Updated schedule and responsibilities for version 3
Version 2.0 - 13-NOV-1998 txe
Updated schedule and responsibilities for version 2
Version 1.3 - 02-NOV-1998
Added responsibility for ClientApplet and ServerApplet.
Version 1.2 - 29-OCT-1998
Rob now in charge of ClientEngine.
Version 1.1 - 29-OCT-1998
Updated Schedule, Risks. Added Responsibilities. Added TOC.
Added link to Spec.
Version 1.0 - 21-OCT-1998
Initial creation