Liverpool John Moores University CMPCD3042 Web Based Information Systems Workshop Lecture 01 Module

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Liverpool John Moores UniversityCMPCD3042Web
Based Information Systems WorkshopLecture
01Module Overview
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Todays Lecture

• Teaching Staff
• Glyn Hughes
• Room 604B, Phone [phone], eMail
  g.d.hughes_at_ljmu.ac.uk
• Module Aims Content
• Lecture Labs
• Module Assessment
• Questions?

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Module Aims

• To increase the student's insight into the
  selection and use of
• appropriate analysis and design methods
  applicable to web based
• information systems development and to develop
  their expertise
• in the use of these methods and associated
  developmental tools.

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Lecture Labs

• This module is a work shop !
• A work shop is a module that allows students to
  design and develop (in a small team) an
  application, in such a way that their
  efforts mimic real world design and development.
• This means that 90 of time is spent by students
  in groups.
• Research, Planning, Analysis, Coding, Testing
  etc.
• The tutor will host work shop style
  demonstrations and will provide both
  tutorial materials and indicative references.

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System Analysis

• You should draw from your own development
  experience.
• You can also carry out research on other
  methodologies.
• Any suitable methodology can be used, but ensure
  you justify why.
• Object Oriented Class Diagrams ) other UML too.
• DFDs ERDs
• User Interface Design?
• 2,3,n Tier Model?
• you will probably need to use several different
  methods in unison

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System Implementation

• Your system implementation should make use of
  the robust development
  capabilities of .NET 2.0
• You have a choice of programming language, C or
  VB.
• Visual Studio 2005 includes its own development
  web server.
• This allows you to execute ASP.NET (aspx files)
  without IIS.
• Access 2003 can be used during the development
  process but the complete system should have SQL
  Server 2005 at its back end.

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Reports

• You must submit short progress reports every
  three days.
• These reports will track your progress as well as
  identify design decisions and the
  problems/solutions that are encountered.
• On the coursework submission date (set as 3 Sept
  2008).
• You must submit a final project report that
  describes, in detail the entire design and
  development process from start to finish.
• You can reuse some of the material from your
  progress reports.

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Presentation

• Towards the end of your project
• Date TBC
• Maximum duration of Ten Mins
• Ten to Twelve slides at most
• The goal of the presentation is to market your
  complete web based information system for the
  hypothetical software firm
• Focus on what it does not how it works

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Todays Lab

• Get acquainted with the development tools.
• Visual Studio 2005 SQL Server 2005.
• There are three zips on black board that contain
  much material.
• Specifically, material on C, ASP.NET, ADO.NET
  SQL Server.
• Get yourselves in to groups, decide on a suitable
  system to develop and then discuss your system
  idea with the tutor.
• organise your team to make maximum use of your
  time and expertise