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MAIN WIKI MID TERM WIKI FINAL WIKI

Project Progress Summary

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Project Highlights

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Project Management

Project Status

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Project Schedule (Planned vs Actual)

The project plan was adjusted with each individual team member's commitments in mind after acceptance, resulting in some sprints with smaller tasks. The team has also added estimated release dates into the project plan for better representation. After UAT 1, the sponsor and the team agreed that there needs to be changes to the platform's user flow, especially when a potential user visits the homepage, hence we removed the functions that has lesser value and added 'User Flow' and 'Information Wiki' functions instead. After re-planning, the team has managed to keep the project scope similar.

Planned Schedule

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Actual Schedule

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Project Metrics

The team is using Sprint Velocity, Sprint Burndown and Bug Metrics to ensure effective planning for our subsequent sprints. Each sprint is reviewed after completion and taken into consideration to gauge the number of tasks / story points the team can complete next sprint.

Sprint Velocity

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The Sprint Velocity Metric shows the amount of value delivered in each sprint, this enables the team to predict the amount of work we can get done in future sprints. It is used mostly during our sprint planning meetings. In each sprint, we sum up the estimated story points for each task the team has committed to do and actually completed. The sprint has improved estimation and hence sprint planning by estimating story points for sub-tasks from Sprint 7 onwards.

Overall Burndown Chart

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Burndown Chart

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The Burndown Chart shows the actual and estimated amount of work to be done in a sprint. The horizontal x-axis in a Burndown Chart indicates time, and the vertical y-axis indicates story points (estimated complexity of issues). The team has also included a Product/Overall Burndown Chart to display overall progress.

Team LoLo has observed from the slow progress that we have been planning too optimistically and included it as an important learning point and have made adjustments by planning more realistically, eg. we decreased commitment for Sprint 10 by 27%. Another improvement the team will be adopting will be increased frequency of status updates on task progress to improve the burndown for each sprint.

Bug Metrics

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The Bug Metrics shows how many bugs there are in each sprint. The team has managed to solve every critical bug encountered before the end of every sprint and maintained bug score to be as low as possible.

Project Risks (Sprint 3 - Sprint 10)

The team felt that risk 5 and 6 will impact the team the most if it turns into an issue. These two risks did happen and are explained in the diagram below.

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S/N Risk Type Risk Event Likelihood Impact Category Mitigation
1 Technical Risk The team is unfamiliar with project technologies like Spring Framework and Microsoft Azure servers. High Medium Red The team will research and share their findings with the team.
2 Users Inability to find sufficient testers from overseas land High Medium Red Work with sponsor closely in finding overseas medical institutions (both public and private) for testers
3 Project Management Project will be delayed due to wrong estimation Low Medium Green Have constant reviews on our project schedule and effort taken to complete tasks
4 UAT Schedule UAT Dates dependent on availability of testers overseas, causing a variance of 2-3 days. Medium Low Green Maintain regular communication with Sponsor during the period of UAT to ensure smooth execution
5 Scope Expecting more feedback from Sponsor on application after UAT 2 which will result in scope creep if not properly discussed. Medium Medium Yellow The need to stay within scope has been communicated and both the Team and Sponsor understands that an uncompleted, old requirement will be swapped out with a new requirement of equal effort needed.
6 Schedule Might not be able to follow planned timeline and complete "nice-to-haves" due to lower sprint velocity than expected. Medium Medium Yellow Mitigation Plan 1: Schedule should be re-estimated with documentation and deployment efforts. Work closely with sponsor and supervisor during re-scheduling effort.

Mitigation Plan 2: Propose to sponsor to remove nice-to-have Sprint 13 to gain buffer time and address final issues and successful hand-over, gain more time for team’s preparation for final exams.



Technical Complexity

Instant Messaging

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Add/Edit Course UI

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Quality of product

Intermediate Deliverables

Topic of Interest Link
Project Management Project Schedule
Metrics
Risk Management
Change Management
Minutes
Project Overview Project Overview
Project Scope
Project Motivation
Project Documentation Use Case Diagram
Technologies Used
Architecture Diagram
Prototype
Testing User Testing

Deployment

You may access our application with the following URLs. You are highly recommended to use the Test Deployment server if you wish to navigate around the application.

Live Deployment: http://13.76.81.100/
Test Deployment: http://13.76.160.88/

Testing

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Below is a sample of how bugs are documented in the bug log.

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For more information regarding UAT1, please refer to Team LoLo UAT1

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For more information regarding UAT2, please refer to Team LoLo UAT2

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Below is a sample of the non-functional testing done.

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Reflection

Sponsor's Feedback

"The team have been excellent. I have been continually impressed by their skills, problem solving ability and keenness to support AWH’s mission. The product is looking good, and they are responsive to new requests." - Edward Booty

Team Reflection

Over the course of the project, we have picked up new skills by taking up new roles and trying out technology that we are not familiar with. We also learnt that effective communication and stakeholder management are essential for ensuring that our project is managed well.

Individual Reflection

I have learnt that maintaining constant communications with your stakeholders keeps them in the know and also helps you to re-assess the project's progress every time you have a meeting. This allows me to better manage the project and plan with refined information. - Kar Kit


I have learnt about the importance of stakeholder management due to different expectations and needs each stakeholder has. It is important to strike a balance among them. Have to always be prepared for unexpected events and changes! - Vereen


I learnt the importance of thinking from the users' point of view when developing the User Interface. I also learnt that constant communication with the stakeholders as well as within the team allows us to work more effectively. - Jennifer


I have learnt the importance of developing a reliable, scalable and easy to manage application. Also, the difficulties that we have encountered at the beginning with Spring has proven to be worthwhile, as the framework has helped us to break down big modules into small methods that can be reused. - Brian