Architecture and New Challenges/2011-12/Qualifying examination
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Background
In this course a conceptual framework has been introduced that can be used to assess the quality of projects and products in IT.
Competence
You can assess the quality of a project and the product to be delivered by this project by means of this conceptual framework.
Instructions
- This is an individual assignment, not a group assignment. The deadline is de tentamen date of ANC.
- Select some IT-project in which you were, are, will be or would like to be involved.
- Listen to the pencasts and/or read the Dutch reader.
- Analyse the chosen project and the system in which it ought to result by means of the conceptual framework sketched here.
- You may either write a separate report with your assessment or incorporate it in an individual report you have to write anyway. It may also be written as an appendix to a suitable group report.
- Estimated size: 5 to 10 pages.
Product
A report on paper consisting at least of...
- a title page,
- a short description of the project and its (desired) result,
- an analysis of the field of stakeholders and concerns (lesson 1),
- an analysis of the focus and problem statement (lesson 2),
- a list of relevant and specific principles (lesson 3),
- an assessment of Vitruvius' three qualities (lesson 4),
- an assessment of human proportions (lesson 5).
Reflection
- Will I convince the reader that I understand the conceptual framework?
- Am I showing that I can apply it to specific projects and problems rather than repeating general observations?
- Am I explaining the relevant challenges and pitfalls of the project in terms of this framework?
- Am I explaining the strong and weak points of the product in terms of this framework?
- Has the framework helped me to find things I otherwise might have missed?