Final Solution Design Documentation and Proof of Concept Prototype Presentation
You are required to submit a revised Solution Design Document based on the feedback from Assessment Item 3. This assessment item is your final Design Document documenting the entire solution that you propose for your project. You should now be able to implement your project based on this Design Document.
For this assessment item you also have to submit a recorded presentation. The presentation should be 10-15 min in length (10-15 slides) and targeted at your client. The purpose of the presentation is to show the client that you understand the business problem and vision for the project, that you have identified the requirements, scope and risks for the project, and that you have a solution that will suit the client. This means that your presentation should be delivered in a manner and using language that you client will be able to understand. It should include a general overview of your design and how it meets the specified business goals, and may discuss specific technical design issues or trade-offs that you have made in your design. You presentation should also include a short proof of concept/prototype demonstration that makes it clear that you are on track to deliver a fully working solution in ITC308.
An electronic copy of the templates for the Design Document and Presentation can be found in the resources section of the ITC306 Interact site.
Rationale
Demonstrate student’s ability to apply appropriately the different steps in the project development, as well as develop the main artifacts of the process, using project management tools to assist in timely completion of milestones; Demonstrate effective communication skills.
Marking criteria
Criteria
HD
DI
CR
PS
FL
Logical design matches documented project requirements (6)
Logical design correctly addresses all project requirements
Logical design correctly addresses most project requirements
Logical design correctly addresses all key project requirements
Logical design correctly addresses all essential project requirements
Logical design fails to correctly address one or more essential project requirements
Physical design matches documented project requirements (6)
Physical design correctly addresses all project requirements
Physical design correctly addresses most project requirements
Physical design correctly addresses key project requirements
Physical design correctly addresses essential project requirements
Physical design fail to address one or more essential project requirements
Implementation plan matches documented project requirements (8)
Implementation plan would allow an IT professional to implement your design and meet all project requirements without any further clarifications
Implementation plan would allow an IT professional to implement your design and meet all project requirements with minimal clarifications
Implementation plan would allow an IT professional to implement your design and meet all project requirements with some minor clarifications
Implementation plan would allow an IT professional to implement your design and meet most project requirements with some minor clarifications
Implementation plan would not allow an IT professional to implement your design and meet most project requirements with some minor clarifications
Presentation demonstrates clear understanding of different steps in project development (4)
All steps in project development are clearly and accurately presented in the context of the project
Most steps (including all key steps) in project development are clearly and accurately presented in the context of the project
Most steps (including all key steps) in project development are clearly and accurately presented
Key steps in project development are accurately presented
One or more key steps in project development are not presented
Presentation provides evidence of timely completion of project milestones (8)
Evidence is presented that proves all project milestones were satisfactorily completed on time
Evidence is presented that proves most project milestones were satisfactorily completed on time
Evidence is presented that proves key project milestones were satisfactorily completed on time
Evidence is presented that proves most key project milestones were satisfactorily completed on time
No evidence of most key project milestones being satisfactorily completed on time is presented.
Presentation demonstrates effective communication skills (8)
A well structured, professionally communicated presentation with excellent use of visual aids.
Sequence and communication of information is good with appropriate use of visual aids.
Sequence of information is generally well organised but more clarity of communication is required. Visual aids generally used appropriately.
Content is loosely connected, transitions lack clarity. Ineffective use of visual aids.
No apparent logical order of presentation, unclear focus. Little or no use of visual aids.