Prototype Presentation

Overview

The time goal is fifteen minutes with five minutes of questions/comments and every team member is expected to participate in the presentation. Here is a general outline of the format for the Prototype presentation (some of these may need multiple slides):

1. Prototype identification

   • What were the three biggest risks and/or unknowns?
   • Why did you choose this part to prototype?

2. Prototype design

   • Show a graphical representation

   • Show detailed interface communications

     • What information was used for input?
     • What information was generated as output?

3. Prototype environment

   • What did your prototype consist of?
     • Hosting: where was your prototype hosted?
     • Environment: what other tools were used?
     • Languages: what programming languages did you use?

4. Prototype Implementation

   • How were responsibilities divided among the team?
   • How did you merge the code?
   • How long did the effort take?
     • Note: this will help estimate sprint efforts next semester.

5. Testing

   • How did you know if the prototype results were successful?
   • What tests did you run?
   • Did you test edge cases?
   • What were the results?

6. Conclusion

   • What were the challenges?
   • What did you learn?
   • Is this project feasible to move forward as defined in the SRS?
     • Why or why not
   • Three items to remember for next semester

7. Prototype Demonstration

   • Walk through the prototype
   • Live demo preferred

Submission

The team leader must submit the document to the appropriate folder on D2L before the deadline.