Resume Extraction with Business Process Management (BPM) tools

1. Resume Extraction with Business Process Management (BPM) tools Instructor : Dr. Kwok-Bun Yue Mentor: Mr. Dilhar De Silva Program Manager: Mr.Stewart Bush Team 3: Abhijit Pawar Karan Parekh Prerana Narang Ruchit Sontakke

2. Agenda: • Problem statement and description • The Rational Unified Process (RUP) • Business Process Management (BPM) - Software Developer’s Assistant (SDA) tool • Lifecycle of the project • Technology to be used • Work to be done

3. Problem Statement: • Resume extraction with Business Process Management tools • Two parts of the project: i) To develop resume extraction application: This application will map the information in the resume with the fields of standard format stored in database. ii) Comparison of results with the team not using the BPM tool: To measure how the tool affects the software development. • The main goal is to reduce the user effort in typing the information.

4. Start New User Yes Register No Login Resume Upload? Yes Upload No Edit/Update Save Changes Logout Stop Flowchart Figure 1: Flowchart of the application

5. Rational Unified Process (RUP): • The Rational Unified Process® is a Software Engineering Process • Disciplined approach to assigning tasks and responsibilities within a development organization • The process can be described in two dimensions, or along two axis: i) X-axis: represents time and shows the dynamic aspect of the process ii) Y-axis: represents the static aspect of the process Figure 2: The Rational Unified Process[1]

6. RUP Phases: • Inception: • Develop a business case for the system • Decide the project scope • Identify stakeholders ,use cases, risk assessment, initial project plan • Elaboration: • Analyze the problem domain and make a project plan • Develop a sound architecture for the system • Mitigate the highest risks

7. RUP Phases contd… • Construction: • Components and application features are developed • Integration of various components • The system is thoroughly checked • Transition: • Make the system available for the user community • Beta testing of the system • Training of the end users

8. Software Development Assistant [SDA] Tool: • Business Process Management is the implementation of various software engineering processes and practices in an organization • SDA is a tool that has used BPM technologies to automate Software Engineering processes. • Based on the Rational Unified Process, the SDA tool categorizes the lifecycle of the project into following sections. Figure 3: Phases as seen in the SDA tool

9. SDA Tool contd… Figure 4: Working of SDA tool

10. Document control in SDA tool: Figure 5: Document control in SDA tool

11. Benefits of using a SDA tool: • Categorization of activities • Status of work performed • Status of deliverables • Alerts • Comments and feedback • Document Control • Instructions • Background

12. Lifecycle of the project: • The division of the project as per weeks per phase are: • Inception phase: 3 weeks • Elaboration phase: 3 weeks • Construction phase: 6 weeks • Transition phase: 1 week • Inception Phase : Figure 6: Activities in Inception Phase

13. Initial Use Cases:

14. Lifecycle contd… • Elaboration Phase: • Refine Project Scope and Risks • Analyze Problem Domain • Basic Architecture • Deliverables expected • Requirements document • Updated risk list • Refined Use Cases

15. Technology to be used: • Jboss • Flex UI • MySQL

16. Work to be done: • Complete the elaboration phase • Construction phase: create the application, coding and integrating the system • Transition phase: Testing the system, verification and validation

17. Reference • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Rational_Unified_Process • http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/rational/library/content/03July/1000/1251/1251_bestpractices_TP026B.pdf

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