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Distributed Software Development

QR Marks The Spot Project Plan Presentation Nicolas Jacquemoud

Development methodology An iterative development model starts with an initial planning and ends with deployment with the cyclic interaction in between each iteration deliver a slice of functionality allow us to learn about the development of earlier, incremental and deliverables versions of the system

Deliverables

Milestones

Activity Plan

7 Financial Plan Activity Volume (days) Cost ($)Rem. Project preparations 07 days2100 Requirements analysis & definition 21 days6300 Initial web site design 05 days1500 Initial web service design 07 days2100 Initial database design 05 days1500 Design description 04 days1200 Database implementation 24 days7200 Database documentation 06 days1800 Web site implementation 24 days7200 Web site documentation 06 days1800 Web service implementation 24 days7200 Web service documentation 06 days1800 Integration 21 days6300 Testing 14 days4200 Live test planning 14 days4200 Live test execution 10 days3000 Acceptance test planning & execution 14 days4200 Finalizing project documentation 21 days6300 Finalizing product 21 days6300 Planned effort (man-days)Man-day costPlanned project cost (100%) $76200 $

Project Risks

The End Any questions?