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MCPD - 70-547 - Ch 1

Designing and Developing Web-based Applications

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use case describes a set of tasks a user peforms to get work done
requirement defines the scope of the application
QOS requirements "defines contractual, non-functional requirements for a system, i.e. performance, load, availability, stress, accessibility, and maintainability"
User requirements scenarios; high-level scenarios
Functional specifications "definitions of functions, operations, and interfaces"
Business requirements defines the high-level goals of the project; there are no detailed specifications at this point
Step 1. Requirements Evaluation "Are the requirements - business,qos, user, functional - complete?"
Step 2. Requirements Evaluation Are the requirements unambiguous?
Step 3. Requirements Evaluation Are all the requirements necessary?
Step 4. Requirements Evaluation Are all the requirements feasible?
Step 5. Technology Evaluation "What type of client? Standard browser, ajax, smart, office, mobile"
Step 6. Technology Evaluation Any third party controls?
Step 7. Technology Evaluation What type of application server?
Step 8. Technology Evaluation What type of application libraries?
Step 9. Technology Evaluation What type of security?
Step 10. Technology Evaluation "What type of data storage? File, SQL Server,SQl Express, SQL Everywhere, Oracle?"
Step 11. Existing Asset Investigation Are there already existing solutions for this problem?
Step 12. Create High Level Design Create overall application architecture
good requirement "unambiguous, measurable, actionable"
Step 13. Create Prototype
Step 1. Prototyping Create html screens with dummy data and fake navigation
Step 2. Prototyping Confirm client-side experience
Step 3. Prototyping "Confirm application container, framework, master pages, design, styles, etc."
Step 4. Prototyping Define user interface elements
Step 5. Prototyping Evaluate web services requirements
Step 6. Prototyping Evaluate security model
Step 7. Prototyping Evaluate third-party controls
Step 8. Prototyping Evaluate data access and storage methods
Step 9. Prototyping Evaluate state management
Step 10. Prototyping Identify missing requirements
Step 11. Prototyping Identify design challenges
Step 12. Prototyping Create estimate
Principal Goal of Requirements Phase Reach a common understanding among developers , business, and users
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