CS 410 Professional Workforce Development I Spring 2019 Module 3: Project Selection and Presentation Skills 02/09/2019 - 03/01/2019 Week 7 –26 February 2019 Instructor: Jim Brunelle (jabrunel@odu.edu) Office: E&CS 3111 (757-683-7722) Office Hours: Tuesday 1300-1400 or by Appt

Lecture Agenda 1030-1045: Welcome/Discussion 1045-1130: Website Review Website Contents Guidelines Feasibility Presentation Format Guidelines 1045-1130: Website Review Current State Process Flow Solution Statement/Characteristics Competition Matrix 1130-1145: Major Functional Component Diagram (MFCD) 1145-1155: Timeline to Formal Feasibility Presentation 1155-1200: Feasibility Presentation Grading 1200-1220: Group Planning Window CS 410 Spring 2019 Week 7: 26 February

“If you don’t know where you are going, you’ll end up someplace else.” “If you come to a fork in the road, take it.” “We’re lost, but we’re making good time.” -Yogi Berra CS 410 Spring 2019 Week 7: 26 February

Website Contents Guidelines Homepage Team color identified Think about a project name – try one out Something about your project (picture etc.) – ex: Quick Eats - Fall 2018 Maybe include Problem Description Links to other pages: Team, Problem, Solution, Presentations, Deliverables, References Team Biography Page (Done) Picture of each team member and mentor Bio for each team member and mentor Problem Page Identification of the generic societal problem (problem statement) Characteristics of the problem listed Current state flow diagram (indicate problem areas) CS 410 Spring 2019 Week 7: 26 February

Website Contents Guidelines Continued Solution Page Problem Solution Statement Problem Characteristics Solution Flow Diagram What the solution Will and Will Not do Presentations Page Original Idea Presentation Feasibility Presentation Deliverbles Page Process Flow Diagrams (Current/Solution) Competition Matrix Other working Material posted for review Reference Page Link to all reference information for research performed CS 410 Spring 2019 Week 7: 26 February

Feasibility Presentation Guidelines ~20-25 slides Title Page (Picture, Tag Line, CS410 xxx Team, Spring 2019...) (1 slide) Tale of Contents (What we will tell the audience) (1 slide) The Team (Who’s Who - Picture, Role...) (1 slide) Background (Leads into the problem statement – may include data or other pertinent information/illustrations etc) (~1-3 slides) The Problem (~3-6 slides) Problem Statement What/Who is Affected Problem Characteristics Current Process Flow Solution (~5-7 slides) Solution Statement or Objective Solution Characteristics Solution Process Flow MFCD (Hardware and Software) Market Assessment (~2 Slides) Competition Matrix Benefits to Customer Base Conclusion(s) (~1-2 slides) Key Points Summary Who Benefits/Why Important/Why Feasible... References (1 slide) CS 410 Spring 2019 Week 7: 26 February

Feasibility Presentation Examples Research Link Spring 2016 RepairLink Presentations SCIDS Sping 2014 ODU Tennis - Fall 2018 Powerplay Fall 2016 CS 410 Spring 2019 Week 7: 26 February

Problem=>Solution Example Problem Characteristics: Survival in the water column is contingent on the ability to see objects in low light conditions. Rapid acceleration is essential. Acceleration is accompanied by in increase in demand for oxygen. Packaging must be resilient and flexible. Solution Characteristics: Vision is achieved using forward-looking, high resolution optics that perform extraordinarily in well in low-light conditions. Acceleration is achieved by implementation of a turbo-thruster mechanism. A demand-driven oxygen portal responds in real time. Interlocking armor provides protection without sacrificing motion flexibility. CS 410 Spring 2019 Week 7: 26 February

Team Website Walk-through Problem Statement Problem Characteristics Current State Process Flow Solution Statement/Characteristics Competition Matrix CS410 – Gold - TutorU CS410 - Silver - Detecting and Tracking Seizures CS 410 Spring 2019 Week 7: 26 February

Major Functional Component Diagrams What/Why Objective: “Create a Major Functional Component Diagram (MFCD). Build a Figure to include: Hardware needed Software needed Legacy systems with which it must interface User roles and where they interact with the solution” CS 410 Spring 2019 Week 7: 26 February

Major Functional Component Diagrams What/Why What s it? The MFCD is a system architecture diagram (or diagrams) used to show the relationship between different components. Usually they are created for systems which include hardware and software and these are represented in the MFCD(s) to show the interaction between them.  CS 410 Spring 2019 Week 7: 26 February

Major Functional Component Diagrams What/Why The MFCD(s) present a clear and comprehensive perspective of the key hardware and/or software constructs that represent the overall architecture of a system such that it can be understood by different stakeholders. The diagrams must self descriptive, consistent, and sufficiently complete to convey the overall architecture from a hardware and from a software perspective. The interdependencies between hardware components, software components and major interfaces should be evident. CS 410 Spring 2019 Week 7: 26 February

Major Functional Component Diagrams Examples - System CS 410 Spring 2019 Week 7: 26 February

Major Functional Component Diagrams Examples - Software CS 410 Spring 2019 Week 7: 26 February

Major Functional Component Diagrams Examples - Software CS 410 Spring 2019 Week 7: 26 February

Major Functional Component Diagrams Examples CS 410 Spring 2019 Week 7: 26 February

Major Functional Component Diagrams Examples- Android APP CS 410 Spring 2019 Week 7: 26 February

Major Functional Component Diagrams Examples – Android APP CS 410 Spring 2019 Week 7: 26 February

Major Functional Component Diagrams Examples CS 410 Spring 2019 Week 7: 26 February

Major Functional Component Diagrams Examples - Software CS 410 Spring 2019 Week 7: 26 February

Major Functional Component Diagrams Light reading – A Very Good Presentation on the Subject A Software Experts Veiw on Diagramming CS 410 Spring 2019 Week 7: 26 February

Current Process=>Solution Process =>MFCD Example CS 410 Spring 2019 Week 7: 26 February

Current Process=>Solution Process =>MFCD Example CS 410 Spring 2019 Week 7: 26 February

Current Process=>Solution Process =>MFCD Example CS 410 Spring 2019 Week 7: 26 February

Formal Feasibility Presentation: Tuesday, March 19 CS 410 Spring 2019 Week 7: 26 February

What’s Left to Meet 19 March deadline Build Feasibility Presentation Template Refine Problem Statement/Characteristics (if needed) Build/Deliver Solution Process Flow Build/Deliver MFCD Populate presentation template with latest “deliverable” versions Fill in Background, Customer/User info, Market analysis slide (if needed) Build Conclusions slide Establish “presenter” roles (~3-4 presenters/group): Intro Problem Solution Market Conclusion CS 410 Spring 2019 Week 7: 26 February

Feasibility Presentation Grading Ruberic CS 410 Spring 2019 Week 7: 26 February