1. Mobile-Controlled Lighting
Team 13

2. Team 13 Priyank Mishra – Program Manager
Saumil Kasbekar – Feasibility Analyst
Sagar Sarda – Requirements Engineer
Sayali Sakhalkar – Software Architect
Anuradha Saini – Life Cycle Planner
Ashutosh Kale – Prototyper
Client - Alice Law, Advanchip Corporation

3. Mobile-Controlled Lighting
Project Overview
Internet of things project.
Control the lighting System using a phone app.
Using cloud infrastructure for high availability.

4. Mobile-Controlled Lighting
Vision Statement
Make the world switch free
Organization and Project Goals
Enable users to interact with the light switches using tablet and mobile applications.
Increase convenience to the users
Energy Savings

5. Project Benefits

6. Existing System Android application Existing Infrastructure details
Mobile application with basic functionality of turning the light on and off
Node.js server with MongoDB database
Hardware as designed by Advanchip
Existing Infrastructure details
Server: Ramnode node.js
Database : MongoDB

7. High Level Architecture
Switch
Project scope

8. Requirements Analysis
Stakeholder Interview
Interview with the client to gather requirements.
Client Interaction Report.
Joint requirement development sessions
Stakeholders participated in discussions to elicit requirements.
Use case study
Gather requirements in form of Use cases on Winbook

9. Feasibility Analysis Cost required:
Existing system has already implemented turn ON/OFF feature.
App to be implemented in Android. All the team members are familiar with Android development.
Prototype of the screens have been made.
Demo.
Cost required:
152 hours of development.
60$ for the hardware.

10. Feasibility Analysis(Contd)
Value to be attained:
Switch free housing.
High convenience for switching ON/OFF of lighting.
Electricity savings.
Improved safety.

11. Three Tier Architecture
Presentation Tier:
UI of Android Application
Application Tier
processing side of Android Application and Gateway
Data Tier
Contained in Gateway database and Google Cloud Database
Requests are made by the Gateway

12. Architecture: Use Case diagram

13. Architecture: Activity diagram

14. Architecture: ER diagram

15. Architecture: Database Schema

16. Architecture: Class diagram

17. Results Chain Diagram

18. Prototype: UI (Intuitive and Clean design)

19. Prototype: UI

20. Prototype: UI

21. Prototype Prototypes of different API in Node.js
Testing using Postman Client

22. Life Cycle Feature Driven Designing Design Validation
Development done in accordance with the requested features
Incremental Development
Design Validation
Peer review among the team
Rapid prototyping to validate the design robustness
Dry run testing

23. Life Cycle Pair Programming Testing and Validation
Distribute components in pairs for development
Continuous Deployment
Testing and Validation
Unit Testing
Integration Testing
Load Testing
Testing code coverage > 80%

24. Life Cycle LOS Validation
Test the system in various networks and scenarios to measure the latency response to less than 10 seconds.
Eg: Wifi, 3G

25. COINCOMO Model Results:

26. Quality of Service/ LOS
Code Quality
Peer review -
Well formatted and robust code
Testing for failure scenarios and error handling
System Robustness
Load Testing – loader.io

27. Quality of Service/ LOS
Testing and Validation
Test Builds Preparation/Deployment
Build/Deployment Plan
Unit Testing
Test Plan
JUnit for Android
Mocha for Node.js Framework
Integration Testing
The Integration and testing takes place on the basis of the functions or functionalities as per the functional specification document.

28. Quality of Service/ LOS
System Testing
A complete, integrated system/software will be tested.
Evaluate the system’s compliance with the specified requirements.
Acceptance testing
Determine if the requirements of as specification or contract are met
Ensure that the solution will work for the user

29. Question/Answers
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