SE 300 Software Engineering Spring 2005  

Developing and Executing a Plan: 
Practice and History Web Searches

Plan and Legacy

TEAM 1 - TEAM MEMBERS  RANDALL FOOTE and PAUL PICAZO



Plan

Strategy for dividing up the work Steps and estimated time.
  1. Create Plan document (5 minutes)
  2. Search for reference websites (10 minutes)
  3. Document Websites (20 minutes)
  4. Create Record while documenting (20 minutes)
  5. Post documentation in a website (10 minutes)
  6. Create Legacy document (5 minutes)
A measure of completion, including quality and quantity. How will you know when you're done? How will evaluate results?

Record

time spent on each  step (actual):
  1. Create Plan document (7 minutes)
  2. Search, Document, Record and Posting happened at same time(50 minutes)
  3. Create Legacy document (20 minutes)
defects and mistakes:
communication problems

Legacy

productivity (did well/wasted time)
  1. The plan creation took a bit because we had to discover the natural rolls of the members and then creating the plan based on each members situation.
  2. The split plan was scheduled to take 10 more minutes then the implemented plan took but both members did not learn all of the lab only a pieces.
  3. The legacy was produced by one member which saved the issue of argument, but took longer.
assessment of quality -  got good/results
  1. The quality of the work seems to be of that desired by the lesson for all steps
evaluation of your plan, e.g. steps missed
  1. Steps 1 and 6 stayed in place but everything else just got merged together
evaluation of teamwork (division of labor communication)
  1. Communication was tricky but all members were kept productive most of the time.
 do differently? corrective actions?
  1. It might have been better to split the work load by section rather then task.  That way each member learned more in the lab and also cuts the amount of necessary communication which could speed up the production.

 Template SLG 1/13/05 at http://pr.erau.edu/~gerharts/SE300/Labs/lab1-legacy.html