Establish the Project Skeleton, which outlines the key components, architecture, and structure of the system or solution. This will serve as the foundation for the development process, ensuring all core elements are planned and structured effectively before diving into detailed implementation.
Task Description:
The Project Skeleton defines the basic framework of the system or project, including key modules, components, and relationships between them. This task involves organizing the high-level structure of the system, specifying the key functionality, and determining how different parts of the system will interact. It ensures that the project has a clear foundation, allowing for more detailed planning and development later on. The skeleton should provide enough structure to guide the project but remain flexible for future refinements.
Implementation:
Define the high-level architecture of the project, including its major modules, subsystems, or components.
Specify how these components interact with each other and how data flows between them.
Create a visual representation (e.g., diagram or flowchart) of the project’s structure to help visualize the relationships and flow of control.
Identify the core features or functionalities that will be developed for each module, ensuring they align with the overall project goals.
Continuously refine the skeleton as more details are clarified during the project’s development.
Subtasks:
Architecture Design: Define the overarching architecture of the system, specifying the main components or modules.
Component Interaction: Specify how the different components of the system will communicate or interact with each other.
Create Visual Representation: Develop a flowchart or diagram that visually represents the system’s structure, modules, and data flow.
Core Feature Identification: Identify the core features or functionalities associated with each module.
Review for Completeness: Ensure that all necessary components are included in the skeleton and that the structure is aligned with the overall project goals.
Iterative Refinement: Plan for ongoing updates and refinements to the project skeleton as the project progresses and new requirements emerge.
Testing and Debugging:
Review the project skeleton with the team to ensure it accurately represents the system’s structure and core functionalities.
Test the clarity of the skeleton by ensuring that each module is clearly defined and that the relationships between components are logical.
Validate that the skeleton covers all necessary aspects of the project and provides a strong foundation for further development.
Objective:
Establish the Project Skeleton, which outlines the key components, architecture, and structure of the system or solution. This will serve as the foundation for the development process, ensuring all core elements are planned and structured effectively before diving into detailed implementation.
Task Description:
The Project Skeleton defines the basic framework of the system or project, including key modules, components, and relationships between them. This task involves organizing the high-level structure of the system, specifying the key functionality, and determining how different parts of the system will interact. It ensures that the project has a clear foundation, allowing for more detailed planning and development later on. The skeleton should provide enough structure to guide the project but remain flexible for future refinements.
Implementation:
Subtasks:
Testing and Debugging: