Miscellaneous Tasks

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· Unit 1: prototype demo (giving presentation, not credit for implementing the code) and writing summary of feedback from client on demo (included in Requirements Doc)

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· Unit 2: informal design review presentation (making PPT slides and giving presentation)

A 20+ minute Power Point presentation. Estimate that you will talk 2-4 minutes per slide. Therefore, depending on how fast you talk, this talk can contain 5-10 slides (not counting the introduction). Here is the recommended format, but feel free to add to it or modify it if necessary:

• Introduction slide: Titled "Informal Design Review", name of product, group members, presenter name

• Architecture slide: the system architecture diagram showing the 3 layers, associations between layers (as lines), and the
  names of the classes in each layer. Discussion: Describe the general service provided by each
  layer and the purpose of any associations between layers.

• 3 Subsystem slides: For each subsystem, make a slide with a list of each of its classes and for each class, a list of its public attributes or methods that will be used by higher layers -Discussion: explain the services (attributes/methods) provided by the public interfaces that will be used by the higher layers -Do not include public attributes/methods that are only for use by other classes in the same layer! (And do not include any private attributes/methods!)

• Sequence diagram slides: For 2 of the most important scenarios, give sequence diagrams showing the sequence of messages from object to object in all 3 layers. You can leave out details if necessary to focus on communication from objects in one layer to objects in another layer.  If it is too hard to draw this using Word or Powerpoint, you may draw this neatly on paper.-Discussion: explain the scenario from the user's point of view and then walk the audience through the sequence diagram. These slides will probably take the longest time to discuss.

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· Unit 3: Part I of final demo (See details on Instructions for Final Deliverables and Demo web page)

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· Unit 4:  Part II of final demo (See details on Instructions for Final Deliverables and Demo web page)

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· Unit 5: For details, see Instructions for Final Deliverables and Demo web page; this unit has two parts:

• Creating Group Demo on-line folder (see detailed instructions elsewhere); and
• running Part III of final demo (see detailed instructions elsewhere).

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· Unit 6: final User Manual.  See details on Instructions for Final Deliverables and Demo web page)

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