Details of the Second Mentor Evaluation shared on May 29, 2021 CAPSTONE 2021 Second Mentor Evaluation: Analysis Model to Design Model
a) Finalized Analysis Model (Please incorporate all the suggested changes by the mentors in First Mentor Evaluation)
Use Case Diagram, Activity Diagrams, Sequence Diagram, State Chart Diagram, etc.
b) Design Model (Class Design, Data Design- ER Diagrams, Data Flow Diagrams)
c) Architecture Design ( Component Diagram, MVC architecture, Tier architecture, etc. (whichever suitable architecture is chosen))
d) GUI Design (Interface Prototypes)
e) Cost Analysis (According to the selected hardware and software for the project)
*Please Note: UML Diagrams are drawn not only to visualize the overall system but also to depict the specific case(s) which are significant for the project. Therefore, each diagram should be drawn first for the overall project, and then for significant cases as per the requirement of the project. For Example, State Chart Diagram should be drawn for the overall project, and for number of significant objects under consideration.
Details of the Second Mentor Evaluation shared on May 29, 2021 CAPSTONE 2021 Second Mentor Evaluation: Analysis Model to Design Model
a) Finalized Analysis Model (Please incorporate all the suggested changes by the mentors in First Mentor Evaluation)
b) Design Model (Class Design, Data Design- ER Diagrams, Data Flow Diagrams) c) Architecture Design ( Component Diagram, MVC architecture, Tier architecture, etc. (whichever suitable architecture is chosen)) d) GUI Design (Interface Prototypes) e) Cost Analysis (According to the selected hardware and software for the project)
*Please Note: UML Diagrams are drawn not only to visualize the overall system but also to depict the specific case(s) which are significant for the project. Therefore, each diagram should be drawn first for the overall project, and then for significant cases as per the requirement of the project. For Example, State Chart Diagram should be drawn for the overall project, and for number of significant objects under consideration.