Women in Computers Conceptual Model

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Women in ComputersConceptual Model

• COMP 6626
• Megan Burton

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Project Overview

• My project is to develop a website for
  Auburns Women in Computing group. Currently,
  they do not have a website, so the purpose of
  this project is to provide the group a web
  presence. This website will contain information
  on the groups upcoming events, biographies and
  contact information of the members, links to
  relevant websites, and pictures of the groups
  past activities.

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Lexicon

• Monthly Brown Bag Monthly meeting for Auburns
  Women in Computing Group

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Hardware Software Requirements

• Hardware
• Any computer capable of accessing the Internet.

• Software
• Any web browser, preferably one capable of
  displaying graphics.

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Task Scenario 1

• Soon-to-be high school graduate, Jane, is
  looking for a college to attend. She is
  interested in computers and wants to learn more
  about the field. She uses her favorite search
  engine and discovers Auburns Women in Computing
  website. From here, she finds links about the
  computer field, bios of women in the Auburn
  Computer Science department, and reads through
  the activities offered by the Women in Computing
  group. Jane is interested in learning more and
  contacts the Women in Computing president for
  more information.

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Task Scenario 2

• Auburn Freshman, Erica, is taking a computer
  programming class. She is really enjoying it and
  would like to learn more about career
  opportunities related to computers. She sees a
  flyer posted about Auburns Women in Computing
  group. She visits the website listed on the
  flyer and reads about upcoming activities. She
  reads the bios and decides to stop by the Women
  in Computing advisors office to learn more about
  the group.

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Homepage
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Tool Tips AU Link

• Each menu item has a tool tip and the AU emblem
  at the top is a link to Auburn Universitys
  website.

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Biographies Page
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Events Page
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Links Page
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Pictures Page