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CSE307ARTEFACT

Prepared By:

Name: SHAHZAD IDREES

Student ID: 109059820/1

Date: April 2011

Alpha Meridian College

BScUniversity of Sunderland


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Table of Contents

Table of Contents ............................................................................................................................ 0Introduction ..................................................................................................................................... 2

Why JustRite? ........................................................................................................................... 2Project Scope ................................................................................................................................... 3Proposed Solution ............................................................................................................................ 4

Solution Objectives ................................................................................................................... 4Main Features of System ................................................................................................................. 4Hardware Requirements .................................................................................................................. 5Software Requirements ................................................................................................................... 5Implementation Approach ............................................................................................................... 6Project Schedule .............................................................................................................................. 7Deliverables ..................................................................................................................................... 8Costs ................................................................................................................................................ 9

Validity of Proposal .................................................................................................................. 9

Payment Schedule and Terms ....................................................................................................... 10Appendix A: Resumes of Key Resources...................................................................................... 11Appendix B: CPM - Critical Path Method .................................................................................... 12Appendix B: Risk List ................................................................................................................... 15


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All right reserved@ JustRite

Introduction

Why JustRite?JustRite believes that it is uniquely positioned to provide the optimal services to Law Enforce

Agency due to our vast experience as an IT Solutions Provider, our technical capabilities andknowledge base, methodology and processes, our strong positioning as a Microsoft GoldCertified Partner and we are also ISO certified.The value proposition of working with JustRite includes:

Leveraging vast experience technology turnkey rollouts in diverse and complexenvironments

Access to a large team of TK based consulting team for review of architecture, designand rollout related work items

Extensive experience of application design and implementation in technologies likeMicrosoft Systems Management Server, Microsoft Operations Manager, MicrosoftIdentity Integration Server, Microsoft Rights Management Server, and Microsoft OfficeSharePoint Server and Microsoft Project Server, which are planned on the Law Enforce

Agency infrastructure upgrade roadmap. This experience can be leveraged to align theinfrastructure with future needs


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Project Scope

Scope for this software project is to develop the system of Law Enforce department based on new

technology that will be used for faster & efficient processing instead of manual system.

The developed software project is totally based on the requirements of the end users, and will beused onwards for the better data manipulation than before. It will enhance the data reliability,

security in a user-friendly graphical environment. In this way, the user would not be sick of using

the software. It will enhance the work capability of the end user and the management will

obviously like to use the software, as it is easy to uses.


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Proposed Solution

Solution Objectives The developed system will be user friendly, developed using the graphical user interface. The developed system will be efficient with respect to report generation and searching. The developed system will minimize the chance of data redundancy. The developed system will provide a reliable data manipulation, which will reduce the

chance of mistake.

The developed system will provide the improved mechanism for new entry system. The developed system will provide an easy and quick way to search and maintain

records.

The developed system will be capable of storing the address and contact numbers.. The developed system will be capable of report generation case progress

Main Features of System

This system will be designed by using Microsoft technologies having below features

The new system is based on new technology. In the new system data security should be available in order to protect from unauthorized

persons or accidental loss or destruction of data. Suggested system should contain error-free information that should ensure accurate

record keeping.

The new proposed system is totally based on graphics. In the new proposed system, the easy to use help is designed which is for the feasibility

of the end user.


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Hardware Requirements

Following section presents hardware requirements to implement this solution. Costs areintentionally left blank on the assumption that is well positioned to procure thishardware at a competitive price using its direct procurement channel.

Hardware RequirementsHardware Quantity Assumptions

Database Server 1 Core I 7 FSB with 4 MB cache, RAM 4 GB 667 MHZ, Harddisk 500 GB

Application Server 1 Core I 7 FSB with 4 MB cache, RAM 4 GB 667 MHZ, Harddisk 500 GB

Software Requirements

Following section presents software licensing requirements to implement this solution. Costs areintentionally left blank on the assumption that client is well positioned to procure these licenses ata competitive price using its direct procurement channel.

Software Requirements

SoftwareQuantity(License) Assumptions

Microsoft SQAServer2008

1 License Allocation:1 license per PC

Microsoft VisualStudio2008


Crystal Reports 1 License Allocation:1 license per PC

Microsoft Operationsystem Windows 7



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Implementation Approach

JustRite will use the following phased approach towards designing, implementation and roll-outof up graded infrastructure at Law Enforcement Agency. We will use Waterfall modeldevelopment methodology for this project. Also have an independent Quality Assurance

department which will inspect the software at all levels of development.1. Planning2. Identify System Requirements3. Design System4. Code the System Components and Test Them Individually5. Integration6. System Testing7. Deploy the System & Maintenance (if required)

Planning

Requirements

Design

Code & Test

Integration

SystemTesting

Delivery &

Maintenance

Advantages of Waterfall model1. Most appropriate when requirements are completely, correctly, and consistently

defined2. Customer receives system functionality all at once3. Fairly accurate cost and schedule estimates can be made when applied correctly4. Straightforward, simple to understand and use.5. Deliverables are frozen at the end of each phase and serves as the baseline for the

following phases.


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Project Schedule

The project duration estimate is comprised of the following phase estimates:

Project Phase Duration (Estimate)Planning 2 weeks

Assessment Identify System Requirements 2 week

Design System 1month

Implementation 2-3 month

Testing 1 month

Total Project Duration 5 to 6 months


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Deliverables

JustRite team will generate the following deliverables on this project:

Project Plan and schedules Project status updates Technical design document consisting(if required) Installation and configuration of in scope infrastructure components Test plan and test cases and test results (if required) Training of infrastructure support team Operations guide


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Costs

This section presents only project implementations costs related to consulting services offered byJustRite. Other costs including hardware and software related costs are not part of this section.These numbers represents best estimates based on the initial representation made to JustRite

consultants by client personnel. It is suggested that a contingency budget of 15% to be considercovering the risk of project overruns.

Services Cost

Service Effort (man hrs) Cost

Project management 100 300

Assessment/Requirement gathering andanalysis

100200

Infrastructure Design 150 300

Solution Implementation 400 500

System Testing 100 300

Training and Post Implementation Support 200 300

Total Services Cost

1900

Services Cost: $

Pricing Model: Fixed Cost

Terms of Payment: All invoices to be paid using Net-7 payment terms.

Validity of Proposal

The Proposal is valid for thirty (30) days from the date imprinted below.

__10-April-2011__


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Payment Schedule and Terms

JustRite will invoice based on successful completion of the various phases of the project as perthe following details:

Phase Deliverable Payment

Initiation a. Project team allocation 25%Assessment

a. Existing infrastructure layoutb. Desired state layoutc. Roadmap of infrastructure upgrade 25%

Designa. Technical design documentb. Test plan and test cases 20%

Implementationa. Implementation of in scope infrastructure

components in Productionb. Test results 20%

Closinga. Operations guideb. Training of infrastructure support team 10%


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Appendix A: Resumes of Key Resources


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Appendix B: CPM - Critical Path Method

Name Task Predecessor Duration (Days)

A Feasibility Study None 5

B Cost Estimation None 3

C Project Planning A,B 10

D Requirement Gathering C 7

E Write Use Case F 5

F Analyze the requirement D 6

G Design System E 15

H Design Database F 5

I Coding G,H 30

J Unit Testing I 7

K System Testing J 4

L Deployment Installation K 2


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START

A B

C

G

F

E

D

H

K

J

I

L

End

5 3

10

7

6

15

5 5

30

7

4 2


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Activity Duration ES EF LS LF TS FS

A 5 0 5 0 5 0 0

B 3 0 3 2 5 2 2

C 10 5 15 5 15 0 0

D 7 15 22 15 22 0 0

E 6 22 28 22 28 0 0

F 15 28 43 28 43 0 0

G 5 43 48 43 48 0 0

H 5 43 48 43 48 0 0

I 30 48 78 48 78 0 0

J 7 78 85 78 85 0 0

K 4 85 89 85 89 0 0

L 2 89 91 89 91 0 0

There are two critical paths, which are as follows:

1- A->C->D->E->F->G->I->J->K->L2- A->C->D->E->F->H->I->J->K->L


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Appendix C: Risk List

Risk ID Risks description Category Probability

1 Scope of the project is not

so clear.

Project Risks 10%

2 Ambiguous requirements Requirements Risks 30%

3 There are requirements that

are technically difficult to

implement.

Technical Risks 30%

4 Larger no. of users than

planned

Business Risk 5%

5 Problem in team member

collaboration

Staff size and

experience

20%

The possibility of suffering harm or loss in terms of danger is called risk. We are excepting

following threads and we are trying to prevent our system from the following threads. These

threads are Virus attacking, Hacking, and electricity failure.

Virus Attacking

Virus is an important factor when we are talking about computerized system. Because

management will use internet also. Many new viruses are introduces day by day.

Preventing Technique:


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We will maintain and install high level anti-software for preventing the system from viruses.

Hacking:

Our system is desktop so there is a little chance of data hacking.


A user can not be login without user name and Password

Data Crash

It is possible that our data is crash in any reason so we have to be prepare ourselves for such

situation.


We can save them in such situation by creating back of data. Or in case if it is also be lost then

use the recovery software for recovering the data.

Electricity Failure:

Being a Pakistani we know failure of electricity is not a big problem. So we have to ready for this

kind of problem.

Preventing Technique

We can save by using the UPS.

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