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| 4 || Showcase a Minimum Viable Product to Sponsor (31 Jan) || || Sponsor changed to Victoria School <br> Meeting on 4/2 | | 4 || Showcase a Minimum Viable Product to Sponsor (31 Jan) || || Sponsor changed to Victoria School <br> Meeting on 4/2 | ||
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| − | | 5 || User Acceptance Test (1st round) (3-9 Feb) || || | + | | 5 || User Acceptance Test (1st round) (3-9 Feb) || || Shifted to Week 10 (10 Mar) |
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| − | | 6 || Refine usability || Complete | + | | 6 || Refine usability || Complete “Quests” <br> Develop Buffer Feature || Done |
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| − | | 7 || Mid-term Presentation and Report || || | + | | 7 || Mid-term Presentation and Report || || Done |
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| − | | 8 || User Acceptance Test (2nd round) (24-29 Feb) || || | + | | 8 || User Acceptance Test (2nd round) (24-29 Feb) || || Shifted to Week 13 |
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| − | | 9 || Refine usability || || | + | | 9 || Refine usability <br> Updated: Refine game UI, develop leaderboard frontend || || In progress |
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| − | | 10 || Deploy to Cloud <br> Go Live || || | + | | 10 || Deploy to Cloud <br> Go Live || || Done |
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| − | | 11 || User Acceptance Test (3rd round) (16-22 Mar) || || | + | | 11 || User Acceptance Test (3rd round) (16-22 Mar) || || Shifted to Week 13 |
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| 12 || Refine Usability <br> CI/CD <br> Prepare Demo and Presentation || || | | 12 || Refine Usability <br> CI/CD <br> Prepare Demo and Presentation || || | ||
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Project Plan
| End of Week | Milestone | Features | Progress |
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| 1 | Discuss Specifications and Logistics with Sponsor Show UI/UX Mockup to Sponsor (7 Jan) Design UI/UX |
Main Page | Done |
| 2 | Develop Front-end Develop Back-end |
Game | Game is delayed |
| 3 | Develop Back-end | Login and administration | Login and administration done Shifted from Azure to AWS |
| 4 | Showcase a Minimum Viable Product to Sponsor (31 Jan) | Sponsor changed to Victoria School Meeting on 4/2 | |
| 5 | User Acceptance Test (1st round) (3-9 Feb) | Shifted to Week 10 (10 Mar) | |
| 6 | Refine usability | Complete “Quests” Develop Buffer Feature |
Done |
| 7 | Mid-term Presentation and Report | Done | |
| 8 | User Acceptance Test (2nd round) (24-29 Feb) | Shifted to Week 13 | |
| 9 | Refine usability Updated: Refine game UI, develop leaderboard frontend |
In progress | |
| 10 | Deploy to Cloud Go Live |
Done | |
| 11 | User Acceptance Test (3rd round) (16-22 Mar) | Shifted to Week 13 | |
| 12 | Refine Usability CI/CD Prepare Demo and Presentation |
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| 13 | Develop Business Model and Go-to Market Strategy CI/CD Prepare Report |
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| 14 | Final Presentation | ||
| 15 | Report Submission |
Risks and Assumptions
Assumptions
1. Teachers are willing to try teaching using games
2. A cloud-based system by subscription is suitable for MOE's requirements in terms of security and
cost-effectiveness
3. A single platform is able to meet the learning needs of both IP, express and normal stream students
Risks
1. Schedule backlog due to fundamental changes required after user testing
Mitigation: plan schedule with buffer to cater for overrun
2. Data privacy risk from collecting student and staff details
Mitigation: encrypt student details and other important information when storing them on cloud platform
3. Insufficient product validation for commercialisation
Mitigation: conduct user acceptance tests on a variety of schools with mix of IP, express and normal stream
students to ensure good product fit
Resources
Technology
a. Stack (Alpha Build)
i. Front-end: Angular 8 Framework
ii. Back-end: Flask Framework (Monolith for now)
iii. DB: PostgreSQL RDB
iv. Authentication: Basic Access Authentication + JWT + LocalStorage
b. Unit Testing: unittest (If time permits)
c. Project Management and System Architecture
i. Source Code Management: Gitlab
ii. Containerization: Docker
iii. CI/CD: Gitlab
iv. Hosting: AWS EB/EC2
Self-study For Software Engineering
a. System Architectural Development and Design
b. Angular 8
c. Flask (incl. Unit Tests)
Financial Costs
a. Hosting with AWS
b. Trip money to and from the schools
Temporal Costs
a. Testing with students
b. Meeting client
c. Meeting supervisor
Manpower Costs
a. Developers (us)
b. Testers (students)
