1. Get-a- LIFE Lifecycle Architecture

2. Overview Key functionality: oFind things to do in your free time oWeb application with these basic abilities: Event search and suggestion User rating to demonstrate quality events Friends list to connect with people you know oNon-goals at this stage: Full featured social networking Full featured calendar service Community oPeople looking for things to do oOrganizations wanting event attendance

3. Features - Users oSchedule Month/week/day views Recurring events Add non-conflicting events oInterest List oFriends List View friend’s schedule Friend only events

4. Features - Events oSearch based on keywords, time, or location oSort events by time, category, user rating oSuggest top matching events to user

5. Prototype

6. Architecture - Overview User interface User manager –Schedule manager –Profile manager –Friends manager Database

7. Architecture - Diagram

8. Architecture - Schematic

9. Test Plan oUnit Test JUnit Automated in nightly builds as part of BVT oSystem Test Integration, feature completeness Milestones and deployments (extensive) oBackend JMeter for automated load generation oFront-end Manual end-to-end oUsability Field input for 2.0 Release

10. Documentation Plan oExternal use Release Notes –External use: README issues such as updates and defects Help Pages –External use: user guide, FAQ, user questions/comments oInternal use Administrative Guides –architecture/design, software/hardware configuration Lessons Learned –conclusions, recommendations for 2.0 Release

11. Team Structure oProject Manager oDatabase Developer oGUI Developer oModel Developer oTester

12. Milestones Week 5 – Interfaces completed Week 6 – Integration of GUI/Model Week 7 – Beta release Week 8 – Usability testing begins Week 10 – Final release/Demo

13. Risks and Mitigation RiskProbability of occurring Impact if it occurs Mitigation plan Recurring events 10%1/10Post each occurrence separately. Private events and schedules 70%7/10Private events added as time allows. Private schedule handled through Friends List Database connections 90%9/10Use pooling to handle multiple connections Feedback and event posting 20%4/10E-bay style feedback with weight assigned to each user Security50%9/10Login user name and password, Java, and consult instructors

14. Get-a- LIFE Chester Chan Bruce Seou Chhay Lawrence Do Jessan Hutchinson-Quillian Brittany Luk Ryan Whiteley Zinnia Zheng