Yemo_Capstone_MS_Fairfield University
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The document summarizes an MSSE capstone project to build a web application for facilitating user participation in the NCAA Brackets Tournament. The project uses ASP.NET for the front end, C# and .NET 2005 for the backend, and SQL Server 2005 for the database. It follows an iterative development approach with versions released in time boxes. Future plans include adding support for other sports, fixing bugs, and implementing additional features like reporting and chat.
Yemo_Capstone_MS_Fairfield University
- 1. School of Engineering- MSSE Project for SW- (Capstone) Spring - 2007 Tourney Challenge Team: Idris, Syed Joshi, Jehen Khan, Nurulla Kurnool, Abdul Junaid, Mohammad Hamidine, Hicham Julca, Guillermo Pannikodu, Kuriakose Schuerlein, Shawn
- 2. Project Advisor and Sponsor Project Advisor Prof. Mike Swenson Sponsor Shawn Schuerlein
- 3. Agenda Development Technology Software Architecture Software Development Methodology Team Challenges and Issues Future Directions Questions
- 4. Abstract The goal of the project is to build a web application to facilitate users to participate in the NCAA Brackets Tournament .
- 5. Software Development Technology Microsoft Visual Studio.NET 2005 Front end application development using ASP. Net Enhancing web development using Ajax 1.0 Backend application development using C# Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Database design Data Handling
- 7. Tourney Challenge Architecture Application Layer Business Logic Layer Database Layer User Interface Web Services Object Model Database DB Helper Web service Helper
- 8. Tourney Challenge 3-Tier Architecture
- 9. Tourney Challenge 3-Tier Architecture Cont…
- 10. Tourney Challenge 3-Tier Architecture Cont…
- 11. Software Development Life Cycle
- 12. System Development Life Cycle(SDLC) Methodology Time Box Approach VERSION 0.1 VERSION 0.2 VERSION 0.3 TIME BOX 1 TIME BOX 2 TIME BOX 3
- 13. TIME BOX APPROACH Identify objectives Create Project Team Set Time Period(3-5 weeks) Schedule The Tasks Review takes place at the end of the time period
- 14. Application Deployment on the server Windows 2003 and IIS 6 Install SQL Server 2005 Create Database, Users, Table Apply the security/rights in database Install Ajax 1.0 Create the website and Install web services Install the front end (web pages)
- 16. Project Issues and Challenges Domain Issues Familiarity of the game Technical Issues Different amounts of technical expertise between the group members Learning of new language such as C#. Deployment Issues Team Issues Team Integration Issues with version control Communication Issues Meeting Schedules
- 17. Future Directions Upgrading Versions Bugs in the present version Fixing the bugs Reporting scores (Using ReportViewer Control) Sending email to users To use Enterprise Library Configuration To implement an internal chat tool To continue using AJAX Extensions Controls To use the WSDL.exe tool to generate the PROXY file
- 18. Enterprise Library Configuration – New Future
- 19. Enterprise Library Configuration - Cont…
- 20. Report Viewer Server Control – New Future
- 21. Report Viewer Client Control – New Future
- 22. WSDL.exe tool – New future
- 23. WSDL.exe tool – New future – Cont…
- 24. Question:
- 25. The goal of the project is to create a web application that gathers data from the internet and facilitate users to participate in different major sporting events particularly NCAA Tournament, In future versions the web application will be updated for other sporting events.
- 26. Why ASP. Net 2.0 ASP.NET is built on the common language runtime. ASP. Net supports dynamic Web applications. ASP.NET 2.0 introduces many new server controls which supports data access, login security, wizard navigation, menus, tree views, portals.
- 27. Why C# .NET 2005 C# is a Simple, Modern, General Purpose, Object oriented Programming Language. C# is an emerging software used by most software organizations. C# supports multiple implementations on a variety of operating system platforms.
- 28. Why Microsoft SQL 2005 Developers can build Secure, Reliable and Scalable applications. It provides comprehensive Business Intelligence platform for Data integration, Analysis and Reporting. It has simplified administration and easy to deploy
- 29. Web Services Web services are platform independent. Web services acts as a communication between the UI and the Database, It also supports remote access. Web services provide security through message integrity, message confidentiality and single message authentication.
- 30. System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Methodology Iterative and Incremental Development Model
- 31. The Iterative and Incremental Model
- 32. Planning Phase We discussed about the need for the project. We discussed the system architecture with professor Mike. We gathered the software requirements for the project.
- 33. Analysis Phase We discussed about the feasibility of the project . We went through the competitor’s websites and used them as a reference to build our web site. We selected Iterative and Incremental Model as our development methodology.
- 34. Design Phase Designing UI pages using ASP. Net. Code for web services in c#. Designing object model. Designing the database model. Writing the code for the classes and the DB helper classes.
- 35. Deployment Tourney Challenge (Back-End & Front-End) program's) will be installed locally in local server machine Here explain procedures Server Client Here detail links
- 36. E-R Diagram
- 37. Object Model
- 39. Application Layer This layer acts as web based user interface This layer consists of the UI which accepts input and display output to the user in the form of web pages The UI is designed using ASP. Net This layer is compatible to any platform
- 40. Business Logic Layer This layer consists of web services, web service helper and object model. Web services allow different applications from different sources to communicate with each other without time consuming custom coding This layer defines the business rules of the application
- 41. This layer consists of object model and database helper This layer contain the actual logic of the application The object model contains the classes, attributes and methods
- 42. Database Layer This layer provides an object view of database information. This layer is an internal interface that is not exposed to the user. All database access is routed through the database layer. Database layer isolates the web service layer from the database system.
- 43. Project Challenges and Issues Meeting Schedule Different amounts of technical expertise between the group members Communication between group members. Early deployment problems
- 44. Difficulty in understanding about the NCAA tournament. Difficulty in adapting new technology such as web services. Learning of new language such as C#. Issues regarding calculating scores of individual bracket.