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Welcome Mr. Ken Swarner TCP/IP Packet Descriptor Detailed Design

Detailed Design2 Matt DeCrescente - Eric Fish - Jill Foster - John Mooney - Das Nobel - Librarian Lead Programmer Team Leader Consultant Webmaster EdgeTech Members

Detailed Design3 Roger Bacon Room 328 March 1, 2005 Jill FosterIntroduction & Conclusion John Mooney Prototypes Matt DeCrescente Testing Plan

Detailed Design4 Prototypes Testing Plan Conclusion Agenda

Detailed Design5 Protocol Selector Screen

Detailed Design6 Packet Selector Screen

Detailed Design7 Info Display Screen

Detailed Design8 History Screen

Detailed Design9 Introduction Testing Plan Conclusion Agenda

Detailed Design10 Graphical User Interface (GUI): –Is the GUI clearly visible on 1024x768 projectors? Is it visible from the farthest corners in the room? –Are all colors easily distinguishable? –Are information boxes placed so that the current PDU is not covered? –When a field is clicked, is the information box the same color as the field? –Does each protocol have a link to its RFC?

Detailed Design11 Testing Examples: –Do the buttons bring you to correct/next logical screen/PDU? –Is the hierarchical tree dynamic? –Is the “Choose a Protocol” hierarchical tree displayed when the user clicks “Choose a Protocol?” –Are the inactive buttons dimmed and easily distinguishable from the active links?

Detailed Design12 Testing Plan Functional Buttons Choose Protocol Choose Session TCP/IP Project History FTP SMTP HTTP SSH Telnet SNMP PING UDP ICMP ARP

Detailed Design13 Choose Session Screen Functional Buttons Choose Protocol Choose Session TCP/IP Project History Name (To sort) Date (To sort) Any File Any Packet Preamble SOF Destination MAC Address Source MAC Address Type/Length IP PDU Cyclic Redundancy Check Ethernet IP TCP FTP

Detailed Design14 Info Display Screen - TCP Functional Buttons Choose Protocol Choose Session TCP/IP Project History Ethernet IP TCP FTP Preamble SOF Destination MAC Address Source MAC Address Type/Length IP PDU CRC RFC Link Source Port Number Destination Port Number Acknowledgment Number Length Reserved U, A, P, R, S, F Window Size TCP Checksum Urgent Pointer Options FTP PDU

Detailed Design15 History Page Functional Buttons Choose A Protocol Choose Session TCP/IP Project History Ethernet Packet Hierarchy Tree EdgeTech Links Mirage Links Blue Technologies Links Software Link Siena College Link Back Button

Detailed Design16 Sample Test Sheet

Detailed Design17 Interface Design Testing Conclusion Overview

Detailed Design18 Classic Waterfall Model

Detailed Design19 Gantt Chart

Detailed Design20 Important Dates –April 25 th – Acceptance Test Document –April 26 st – Acceptance Test Presentation –April 29 th – Academic Celebration –May 3 rd – CS Party in Boland Room

Detailed Design21 Any Questions?

Detailed Design22 Thank You!