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Budget Tracker Web Application

The document outlines a project plan for developing a full-stack budget tracker web application, detailing its scope, objectives, functional and non-functional requirements. It employs an Agile methodology with iterative development, user feedback, and a structured testing plan to ensure quality and performance. The project is scheduled over three months, with specific timelines for each phase, aiming for a user-friendly interface and effective financial management tools.

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Budget Tracker Web Application

The document outlines a project plan for developing a full-stack budget tracker web application, detailing its scope, objectives, functional and non-functional requirements. It employs an Agile methodology with iterative development, user feedback, and a structured testing plan to ensure quality and performance. The project is scheduled over three months, with specific timelines for each phase, aiming for a user-friendly interface and effective financial management tools.

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BUDGET TRACKER WEB APPLICATION - PROJECT TEMPLATE

1. Project Scope and Requirements

Project Scope & Objectives

• Scope:

o Develop a full-stack web application for budget tracking

o Implement secure user authentication

o Offer detailed analytics and reporting

• Objectives:

o Help users track income/expenses efficiently

o Provide insights for better financial management

o Ensure user-friendly and visually intuitive interface

Requirement Analysis

• Functional Requirements:

o User registration and login

o Add/edit/delete income and expense entries

o Categorize transactions (e.g., food, rent, entertainment)

o Dashboard with monthly/yearly summaries

o Data visualization (charts/graphs)

o Export report (PDF/CSV)

• Non-Functional Requirements:

o Responsive design for mobile and desktop

o Data security and privacy

o High availability and low latency

2. Software Process and Methodology

Software Process Model


• Agile Model selected:

o Iterative and incremental development

o Continuous feedback from users

o Adaptive to changes and evolving requirements

Agile Practices Followed

• Sprint planning and reviews every 2 weeks

• Daily stand-ups for progress updates

• Use of Kanban board for task tracking (e.g., Trello/Jira)

• Continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD)

3. Object-Oriented Design

Explanation of OO Principles

• Encapsulation: Data (transaction, user info) is wrapped in classes with access control.

• Abstraction: Only relevant transaction/report interfaces shown to users.

• Inheritance: Report class inherits basic data from transaction.

• Polymorphism: Different report types (monthly, yearly) implemented through method


overriding.

4. Software Testing

Testing Plan

• Unit testing for backend services

• Integration testing for user flow

• UI testing using Cypress

• Regression testing on each sprint

Test Cases
Test Case
Description Input Expected Output Status
ID

Login with valid [email protected], Redirect to


TC01 Pass
credentials password123 dashboard

TC02 Add transaction Amount=100, Category=Food Transaction added Pass

5. Project Planning and Management

Stakeholder Identification

• Primary Stakeholders:

o End Users

o Project Team

• Secondary Stakeholders:

o Faculty Guide

o Review Committee

Project Plan

• Timeline: 3 months

o Week 1-2: Requirement Gathering & Planning

o Week 3-5: Frontend & Backend Setup

o Week 6-8: Core Features Implementation

o Week 9-10: Testing & Debugging

o Week 11-12: Deployment & Documentation

Objectives, Success Metrics

• Objectives:

o User-friendly budget tracking

o Real-time analytics

• Success Metrics:

o <5% bug rate post-deployment

o User satisfaction score > 85%


o 100% feature implementation

6. Activity Scheduling and Quality Assurance

Gantt Chart

Task Duration Start End Dependencies

Requirement Gathering & Planning 2 weeks Week 1 Week 2 -

UI/UX Design 1 week Week 2 Week 3 Requirement Gathering

Backend API Development 2 weeks Week 3 Week 5 Requirement Gathering

Frontend Development 2 weeks Week 4 Week 6 UI/UX Design

Integration (Frontend + Backend) 1 week Week 6 Week 7 Backend & Frontend

Testing (Unit, Integration, UI) 2 weeks Week 8 Week 9 Integration

Bug Fixes & Regression Testing 1 week Week 9 Week 10 Initial Testing

Deployment & Final Documentation 2 weeks Week 11 Week 12 Testing

Critical Path Analysis


The following tasks form the Critical Path, determining the minimum project duration:
Requirement Gathering & Planning → UI/UX Design → Frontend Development → Integration
(Frontend + Backend) → Testing (Unit, Integration, UI) → Bug Fixes & Regression Testing →
Deployment & Final Documentation

Software Quality Plan

• Code Quality: Follow linting and code review practices

• Performance: Optimize database queries and page load times

• Security: Use HTTPS, input validation, hashed passwords

• Usability: Ensure intuitive navigation and accessibility

• Reliability: Fail-safe mechanisms and error handling

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