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The document describes creating a weighted scoring model to determine grades for a course based on exams, homework, and projects. It provides the weights and sample scores for three students. It then asks for an outline and introduction section for a project management plan to create a class website, and lists some key elements to include. Finally, it asks for a short paper on collecting requirements for a new job search system, including a requirements traceability matrix listing at least five requirements.

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The document describes creating a weighted scoring model to determine grades for a course based on exams, homework, and projects. It provides the weights and sample scores for three students. It then asks for an outline and introduction section for a project management plan to create a class website, and lists some key elements to include. Finally, it asks for a short paper on collecting requirements for a new job search system, including a requirements traceability matrix listing at least five requirements.

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ASSIGNMENT # 04

Question 01:
Create a weighted scoring model to determine grades for a course. Final grades are based
on three exams worth 20 percent, 15 percent, and 25 percent, respectively; homework is
worth 15 percent; and a group project is worth 25 percent. Enter scores for three
students. Assume that Student 1 earns 100 percent (or 100) on every item. Assume that
Student 2 earns 70 percent on each of the exams, 80 percent on the homework, and 95
percent on the group project. Assume that Student 3 earns 90 percent on Exam 1, 80
percent on Exam 2, 75 percent on Exam 3, 80 percent on the homework, and 70 percent on
the group project. You can use the weighted scoring model template, create your own
spreadsheet, or make the matrix by hand

Solution:
Criteria weight Student1 Student2 Student3

Exam1 20% 100 70 90

Exam2 15% 100 70 80

Exam3 25% 100 70 75

Homework 15% 100 80 80

Group project 25% 100 95 70

Weighted project scores 100% 100 77.75 78.25

Question 02:
Develop an outline (major headings and subheadings only) for a project management plan to
create a Web site for your class, and then fill in the details for the introduction or
overview section. Assume that this Web site would include a home page with links to a
syllabus for the class, lecture notes or other instructional information, links to the Web
site for this textbook, links to other Web sites with project management information, and
links to personal pages for each member of your class and future classes. Also, include a
bulletin board and chat room feature where students and the instructor can exchange
information. Assume that your instructor is the project’s sponsor, you are the project
manager, your classmates are your project team, and you have three months to complete
the project.

Answer:

1.0 Introduction/Overview

1.1 Introducing the website

1.2 What’s in the website?

2.0 Homepage

3.0 Syllabus

3.1 Checking your syllabus

4.0 Lecture notes or Other Instructional Activity

4.1 Links were you can Study

5.0 References

5.1 Books that are using in the class

6.0 Personal pages for each member of your class and future classmates.

6.1 Who are my classmates?

7.0 Bulletin Board

7.1 Announcement

Question 3
You are working on a project to develop a new or enhanced system to help people at your
college, university, or organization to find jobs. The system must be tailored to your
student or work population and be very easy to use. Write a short paper describing how
you would collect requirements for this system, and include at least five requirements in a
requirements traceability matrix.

Answer:
Collection Of Requirements
Collect Requirements is the process of determining, documenting, and managing
stakeholder needs and requirements to meet project objectives. The key benefit of this
process is that it provides the basis for defining and managing the project scope including
product scope. The inputs, tools and techniques, and outputs of this process are depicted

Interviewing

A successful UX design is especially dependent upon stakeholder involvement. They’ll


provide most of the detailed information you need to set the parameters of your
work. There’s almost never a reason not to conduct this sort of interview. Even when you
work closely and regularly with the big decision makers, you’ll still need to sit down with
them to understand their goals for any given project. If your project has stakeholders
who aren't on your immediate product development team, you’ll need to conduct
stakeholder interviews with them as well. It’s the best way to gather valuable information
about your project parameters.

Prototyping

Prototypes are project management tools that are used in getting early feedback that is
related to the project requirements. This is done by providing a working model of
the product even before building it. They are tangible models thus, the stakeholders can
experiment with it and have a clear idea what the product will be like.

Requirements Traceability Matrix:

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