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COVER PAGE
Table of Contents
I. Introduction
Project Context
Purpose and Description
Objectives
Scope and Limitations
II. Design and Methodology
Development Model
Development Approach
Schedule and Timeline
Project Teams and Responsibilities
Systems Analysis and Design
Database Design
Data Flow diagram
Implementation Plan
Appendices
Approved Letter
Interview Guide
Interview Result and Observation
Documentation (Pictures during interview and project making)
I. INTRODUCTION
A. Project Context
This will be the general overview of the project
Introduce your project by capturing the reader’s interest in the first paragraph.
Discuss the problem background and why you decided to develop your project. What’s wrong with the traditional method?
B. Purpose and Description
Provide a short description of the project being specified and its purpose, including relevant benefits (or beneficiaries)
What is your main purpose in doing the project?
Who is/are your target clients, end user/s or beneficiaries of the project?
C. Objectives
Detailed statements or elaboration of the project goal and should be clearly stated and logically presented
Present the sub-objectives in a logical sequence from factual to analytical along mutually exclusive dimensions (no overlaps) with the exclusion of the overview, expected conclusions, implications and recommendations of the project.
Specific objectives should be SMART. Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic and Time-bounded.
D. Scope and Limitations
Discuss here the boundaries of the study and those likely part of the study researcher/s do not intend to accomplish (or what the design of the study inherently will not allow)
Describe any global limitations or constraints that have a significant impact on the design of the system/software (and describe the associated impact).
Describe any items or issues that will limit the options available to the developers. These might include: corporate or
Table of Contents
I. Introduction
Project Context
Purpose and Description
Objectives
Scope and Limitations
II. Design and Methodology
Development Model
Development Approach
Schedule and Timeline
Project Teams and Responsibilities
Systems Analysis and Design
Database Design
Data Flow diagram
Implementation Plan
Appendices
Approved Letter
Interview Guide
Interview Result and Observation
Documentation (Pictures during interview and project making)
I. INTRODUCTION
A. Project Context
This will be the general overview of the project
Introduce your project by capturing the reader’s interest in the first paragraph.
Discuss the problem background and why you decided to develop your project. What’s wrong with the traditional method?
B. Purpose and Description
Provide a short description of the project being specified and its purpose, including relevant benefits (or beneficiaries)
What is your main purpose in doing the project?
Who is/are your target clients, end user/s or beneficiaries of the project?
C. Objectives
Detailed statements or elaboration of the project goal and should be clearly stated and logically presented
Present the sub-objectives in a logical sequence from factual to analytical along mutually exclusive dimensions (no overlaps) with the exclusion of the overview, expected conclusions, implications and recommendations of the project.
Specific objectives should be SMART. Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic and Time-bounded.
D. Scope and Limitations
Discuss here the boundaries of the study and those likely part of the study researcher/s do not intend to accomplish (or what the design of the study inherently will not allow)
Describe any global limitations or constraints that have a significant impact on the design of the system/software (and describe the associated impact).
Describe any items or issues that will limit the options available to the developers. These might include: corporate or