6492-1706076200573-Unit 54 - Prototyping - 22
6492-1706076200573-Unit 54 - Prototyping - 22
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LO2. Plan a prototype for specific target end users and planned tests.
LO4. Evaluate user feedback and test results from multiple iterations of the prototype and end user
testing.
Pass, Merit & Distinction P7 M5
Descripts
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students understand how these inform the process of judging the overall grade.
Feedback should give full guidance to the students on how they have met the learning
outcomes and assessment criteria.
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The users of this system will include the users, staff, and administrator. The user roles for the
proposed system are as follows.
· Registered user
· Guest
· Admin
· Pickup staff
· Delivery staff
Below table shows proposed functions under each user role for the TravelBuddies.com.
Task 1
• Discuss specific forms of prototyping use in the software products development and
review how these specific prototypes can be used to test the functionalities and end
user testing requirements. Your answer should assess a review to the advantages and
disadvantages of identified prototyping formats and appropriateness of them to meet
different testing outcome
• Review the standard tools that can be used for prototyping and how they can be used
in identifying and testing user requirements effectively in the context of
TravelBuddies.com.
Task 2
• Examine specific end user from the user population and suggest a suitable prototyping
methodology that can be used to test the requirements of the selected user. Provide
justification to the selection of the prototyping methodology and produce a plan to test
the end user requirement of the selected end user effectively.
Task 3
• Explore and employ appropriate prototyping tools and create a prototype according to
a plan in order to test the user requirements for the selected end user.
• Perform an experiment with the end user and based on the most important feedback,
modify the prototype. Build multiple iterations of your prototype by considering the
enhancements required in each iteration based on end user feedback until you are
satisfied with the final outcome.
Task 4
Review the end-use feedback gathered from the multiple iterations of the prototype and
justify the updates given to the final prototype based on both end-user feedback and testing.
critically evaluate the overall success of the final prototype you developed when comparing it
with the original plan developed to test user requirements. Evaluate the impact of
prototyping methodology to effectively meet the objectives of the software development life
cycle by taking examples from the prototyping methodology you followed for
TravelBuddies.com.
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Learning outcomes and Assessment Criteria Table