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TEAM: | ||
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David Stanley | ||
email: [email protected] | ||
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Edward Richman | ||
email: [email protected] | ||
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Colin Arnott | ||
email: [email protected] | ||
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CLIENT: | ||
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Winston Howes | ||
email: [email protected] | ||
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PROMPT: | ||
Project Introduction. This is a high level 2-3 sentence description that introduces the casual observer to the project. A visitor to your website should be able to read this description and understand what you are doing and why. It is the information that would show up in a google search. Recognize that there is in addition the project concept. This is just a bit of a teaser to get the reader started. |
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MEETINGS WITH PROFESSOR: | ||
wed 8-8:50 am in FB 320 | ||
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CLIENT MEETINGS: | ||
//schedule | ||
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TEAM MEETINGS: | ||
//schedule |
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TEAM ROLES | ||
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client manager: | ||
project manager: | ||
editor: | ||
chief architect: | ||
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Team Roles. | ||
Identify your client manager, project manager, editor and chief architect. | ||
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The client manager is the point of contact for the client. It is his or her responsibility to | ||
assure that meetings are appropriately scheduled with the client and any consultants, | ||
request feedback or clarifications from the client, | ||
be the recipient of requirements changes from the client, and | ||
notify the client of significant changes in deliverables and schedule. | ||
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The project manager is responsible for maintaining the integrity of the schedule and communication with the "boss" (a.k.a., me!). It is his or her responsibility to | ||
assure that meetings with the professor are appropriately scheduled, | ||
assure that team meetings are appropriately scheduled, | ||
assure that team members are aware of their responsibilities and deadlines, and | ||
help the team reassign responsiilities when necessary, and | ||
maintain the project plan. | ||
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The editor is responsible for maintaining the quality and consistency of all formal documents. It is his or her responsibility to | ||
assure that documents have the correct content, | ||
know who is writing all pieces of the documents, | ||
assure that appropriate version control is used, | ||
edit the final versions of the document in order to assure consistent style, and | ||
post documents when and where they are expected. | ||
It is NOT his or her responsibility to write all documents. | ||
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The chief architect is responsible for maintaining the quality and consistency of the final deliverable. It is his or her responsibility to | ||
produce the high level design with the participation and agreement of the team, | ||
validate that design changes do not impact the integrity of the project, | ||
arbitrate design discrepancies, | ||
confirm that design changes are appropriately reflected in the documentation, | ||
represent the user's point of view in reviewing interface designs, and | ||
help assure that team assignments will support rather than destroy the product design integrity. | ||
It is NOT his or her responsibility or prerogative to usurp all design decisions. |