1. Yashema Mack Maynard Yates Edwina Jacobs Laquata Sumter

2. To identify the bugs of the CIS website. The CIS website is source of information for many stakeholders—current and prospective students, faculty, administrators and the general public. Accessibility to valid information is the prime mission of the CIS website. 2 CIS WEBSITE TESTING TEAM 2010

3.  1 st Construct Site Map  2 nd Exam Site Pages for Bugs Broken Links Irrelevant Links Broken Email Addresses/Contact Information  3 rd Exam Site Pages for spelling/grammatical errors  4 th Exam Site Pages for Browser Compatibility 3 CIS WEBSITE TESTING TEAM 2010

4.  Week 1 – 3/2/10  1 st Meeting – Define Purpose  Week 2 – 3/17/10  2 nd Meeting – Break-up WebPages between Group Members  Begin Page Examination  Implementation of Bug Tracker  Contact authorities over website info to confirm the accuracy of the content  Week 3 – 3/22/10  3 rd Meeting – Consult on Page Examination  1 st draft of Testing Analysis Repor t 4 CIS WEBSITE TESTING TEAM 2010

5.  Week 4 -3/29/10  4 th Meeting – Implementation of changes to reported errors  2 nd Draft Testing Analysis Report  Week 5 – 4/5/10  5 th Meeting – Generate Final Testing Analysis Report CIS WEBSITE TESTING TEAM 2010 5

6.  Lack of authority  Not being able to change content  News & Headlines is regulated by EIT only  Located on the right side of web page  Layout content cannot be modified  Only middle sections of pages can be changed  Lack of content  Content information from faculty and staff members 6 CIS WEBSITE TESTING TEAM 2010

7.  Loss of information due to server downtime  Backup all information on site  Lack of authority  Unable to locate the person(s) responsible for the validity of the content on the website 7 CIS WEBSITE TESTING TEAM 2010