USC Football Recruitment Database System.
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Transcript USC Football Recruitment Database System.
USC Football Recruiting
Database System.
Team 6
Client: Jared Blank with USC Football.
Revati Kadu
Natasha Karnik
Akshay Aras
Abhishek Venkatesh
Amruta Chitnis
Mike Nicosia (IV & V)
Aishwary Kumar (IV & V)
Aditya Shukla (IV & V)
Transition Readiness Review Outline
Operational Concept Overview
Demo of the Product
Support Plan
Data Reporting and Archiving
Summary of Transition Plan
Feedback
Operational Concept Overview
- Abhishek Venkatesh
Project Background
Current System
Developed System
Success Critical Stakeholders
Organizational Goals
Project Background
USC Football program: large number of
people involved during the recruiting process.
The idea : develop a program to efficiently
support this process.
High Level Impact:
Better management of prospective applicants &
players
Better client participation in other administrative
activities.
Improved online repository of classified player
information
Current System
Personal records of player’s information are
stored in Excel. There are more than 150
records, hence, lot of time is spent in
searching for the recruit’s information.
Jared uses information stored in Excel to
make phone calls. Spends approx. 2 hours
for 150 phone calls regarding updates.
Developed System
The new system provides a database which
stores information of potential recruits. The
user obtains information using this database.
The new system can send text messages to
the recruit’s mobile phone.
There are 2 sets of users – Executive and
Standard, each with different privileges.
Success Critical Stakeholders
Jared Blank – Client
Standard User: Football Coaches, supporting staff
System maintainers
Developers
Revati Kadu ( Project Manager)
Natasha Karnik (Life Cycle Plans and Prototypes)
Akshay Aras (Project Coordinator)
Amruta Chitnis (Systems Architecture and Project Tracking)
Abhishek Venkatesh (Operational Concept and Analysis)
Potential Recruits
Organizational Goals
OG1: Better way of storing information and
improved way of searching by having
information stored in a database
OG2: Efficient operational capability via text
messaging functionality.
New and changed requirements
Data reporting: Printout of important content
(already satisfied)
Issue of budget discussed with the client.
Hence a particular COTS was chosen.
Product Demo
- Natasha Karnik
- Amruta Chitnis
Support Plan
- Natasha Karnik
Hardware Requirements
A hard disk.
Monitor or display device, and graphics card
Standard 101/102 key keyboard
Standard mouse
Built-in Network Card
Software Requirements
Windows XP Professional 2005
IIS Server
.NET Framework
MS Access
Microsoft Visual Studio 2005
Internet Explorer/ Mozilla Firefox
Support Responsibilities
The development team
IV&V
Client
Users
Maintainers
Data Reporting
- Revati Kadu
- Akshay Aras
Based on Business Case Analysis
Project Duration: 24 weeks, 2 semesters.
Positive ROI (0.62) starting year 2006.
Number of Developers for 577a: 6
577b: 5
Effort for Developers
Effort* from start of 577a for 6 developers till
date. Planned: 1183 Actual: 1212
Effort* from start of 577b for 5 developers till
date. Planned: 697 Actual: 723
*Person Hours
Above information is based on calculations done using progress
reports of each semester. Till date: 4/11/2006
Source Code Estimates
Revised COCOMO(v1.4) Estimate: 1601
Current Code Count estimate (hand count
method): 1802
Project Issues
Configuration Management.
COTS Re-analysis.
Transition Plan Summary
- Akshay Aras
Changes in Transition Plan
Transition Strategy
Transition Process
Changes in Transition Plan
Identification of Maintainers
Addition of Maintenance Prospective
IDE Un-Installation
Transition Strategy
Fault Free Installation
Decision on Multiple Nodes
Maintenance Readiness
Transition Process
Pre-Deployment Maintenance
Data Pre-Loading
Staged Training
Operation Guides
Feedback /
Q&A
Thank You!!