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Chair of Mobile Business & Multilateral Security. Exercise 3 Business Informatics 2 (PWIN) IT-Project Management & IC Software Development I+II SS 2011 Dr. Andreas Albers www.m-chair.net. Jenser (Flickr.com). Agenda. Exercise 1: IT-Projects Exercise 2: IT- Project Management

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  1. Chair of Mobile Business & Multilateral Security Exercise 3 Business Informatics 2 (PWIN) IT-Project Management & IC Software Development I+II SS 2011 Dr. Andreas Alberswww.m-chair.net Jenser (Flickr.com)

  2. Agenda Exercise 1: IT-Projects Exercise 2: IT-Project Management Exercise 3: Quality Management Exercise 4: Modelling Exercise 5: Software Development Process Models Exercise 6: Object Orientation (OO) Exercise 7: UML

  3. Exercise 1: IT-Projects Explain the term “Critical Success Factors” in relation to IT-Projects and give three examples for the InstantONS Service.

  4. Exercise 1: Solution

  5. Agenda Exercise 1: IT Projects Exercise 2: Project Management Exercise 3: Quality Management Exercise 4: Modelling Exercise 5: Software Development Process Models Exercise 6: Object Orientation (OO) Exercise 7: UML

  6. Exercise 2: Project Management What are the “SMART” project objectives? Explain them at the example of the InstantONS® Service.

  7. Exercise 2: Solution

  8. Agenda Exercise 1: IT-Projects Exercise 2: IT-Project Management Exercise 3: Quality Management Exercise 4: Modelling Exercise 5: Software Development Process Models Exercise 6: Object Orientation (OO) Exercise 7: UML

  9. Exercise 3: Quality Management Scalability is an attribute for software quality. What does scalability in relation to the InstantONS Service mean? What other software quality attributes exist?

  10. Exercise 3: Solution

  11. Agenda Exercise 1: IT-Projects Exercise 2: IT-Project Management Exercise 3: Quality Management Exercise 4: Model Development Exercise 5: Software Development Process Models Exercise 6: Object Orientation (OO) Exercise 7: UML

  12. Exercise 4: Model Development Explain the difference between the development of a model for an IT-Project and an IT-Product.

  13. Exercise 4: Solution

  14. Agenda Exercise 1: IT-Projects Exercise 2: IT-Project Management Exercise 3: Quality Management Exercise 4: Model Development Exercise 5: Software Development Process Models Exercise 6: Object Orientation (OO) Exercise 7: UML

  15. Exercise 5: Software Development Process Models Name and describe three software development process models and select one of them for the InstantONS Service. Motivate your choice.

  16. Exercise 5: Solution

  17. Agenda Exercise 1: IT-Projects Exercise 2: IT-Project Management Exercise 3: Quality Management Exercise 4: Model Development Exercise 5: Software Development Process Models Exercise 6: Object Orientation (OO) Exercise 7: UML

  18. Exercise 6: Object Orientation (OO) One central concept of OO constitutes “Encapsulation”. Explain the idea behind this concept at the example of a class “User” for the InstantONS Service.

  19. Exercise 6a): Solution

  20. Exercise 6: Object Orientation (OO) Give an example for “Polymorphism” in relation to the InstantONS Service.

  21. Exercise 6b): Solution

  22. Exercise 6: Object Orientation (OO) What is idea of “Inheritance” for OO classes? Name one further OO concept.

  23. Exercise 6c): Solution

  24. Agenda Exercise 1: IT Projects Exercise 2: Project Management Exercise 3: Quality Management Exercise 4: Modelling Exercise 5: Software Development Process Models Exercise 6: Object Orientation (OO) Exercise 7: UML

  25. Exercise 7: UML What is the benefit of using UML for the modelling of Information Systems? What activities of software development does UML not support?

  26. Exercise 7a): Solution

  27. Exercise 7: UML What are the differences between Use Case, Activity and Class diagrams?

  28. Exercise 7b): Solution

  29. Exercise 7: UML Develop a Use Case and Activity diagram for the InstantONS® Service on based on Figure 1 of the InstantONS scenario.

  30. Exercise 7c): Solution

  31. Exercise 7: UML • A meeting point in the InstantONS scenario has the following characteristics: • It is described by its type (e.g. hotel, cinema, etc.), • it has a location specified by its address (i.e. street, postal code, etc.) • it has specific opening hours, • it has a counter on how many visitors are currently at the place and, • it has an indicator if the place is full and no more visitors are allowed to enter Specify the UML class “Meeting_Point” corresponding to the description above − and especially with the OO concept “Encapsulation” in mind.

  32. Exercise 7d): Solution

  33. Exercise 7: UML Develop two example instances of the “Meeting_Point” class as specified in d).

  34. Exercise 7e): Solution

  35. Questions Open Questions?

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