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Milestone Brief

Fully describe the life-cycle processes for: requirements specification/confirmation; designing/modelling; implementation; testing.

10 marks

Tasks

• Describe the life-cycle processes of implementation
• Added to report

Milestone Brief

Report on all stages using modelling language: Subsections will include:

1. requirements elicitation;
2. design;
3. implementation;
4. testing.

Your implementation section should fully describe WSDL, SOAP and any other entities used. It should also highlight any details/code-snippets of interfaces and entities that represent core-functionality.

25 marks

Tasks

• Requirements
• Write functional requirements
• Write non-functional requirements
• Review requirements
• Added to report

Milestone Brief

Define “Web Services” and provide a full account of the underlying architecture and technology. Again, be critical: what are the merits and limitations of Web Services and are there any associated security/reliability concerns?

5 Marks

Tasks

• Research reliability concerns
• Added to report
• Reviewed

Requirements

Table for each type of data to be stored in the SQLite3 database

Tasks

• Create a database schema
• Create an empty database with required tables
• Create a database seed for spec testing
• Save data to database
  • users
  • anime
  • library entries

Milestone Brief

Describe the project management processes, roles and responsibilities of group members. You will be required to use a web-based repository for distributed version control and the source code management (SCM) of your Web Services and associated code. Describe this service and the group processes/responsibilities for this. You will also need to provide evidence of you collaborative activity. Plan and report how you intend to do this (e.g. individual and group logs/blogs of communications and meetings, the use of social media).

15 marks

Tasks

• Describe the project management processes
• Added to report

Milestone Brief

Define “Web Services” and provide a full account of the underlying architecture and technology. Again, be critical: what are the merits and limitations of Web Services and are there any associated security/reliability concerns?

5 Marks

Tasks

• Research underlying architecture
• Added to report
• Reviewed

Milestone Brief

Concisely report on the range of technologies, architectures and/or protocols that may provide solutions for developing distributed applications. Be critical of these: what are their merits and limitations? Do security/reliability/performance issues relate to any/all of these?

5 Marks

Tasks

• Research merits of technologies
• Research merits of architectures
• Research merits of protocols
• Research limitations of technologies
• Research limitations of architectures
• Research limitations of protocols
• Added to report

Core structure of the implementation part for the final report

Sections:

• Web Service Proposal
• Engineering Approach
• Project Management
• Development

Milestone Brief

Define, describe and compare “REST” as an alternative approach to Web Services.

5 marks

Tasks

• Compare REST as an alternative approach to Web Services
• Added to report
• Reviewed

Milestone Brief

Describe the project management processes, roles and responsibilities of group members. You will be required to use a web-based repository for distributed version control and the source code management (SCM) of your Web Services and associated code. Describe this service and the group processes/responsibilities for this. You will also need to provide evidence of you collaborative activity. Plan and report how you intend to do this (e.g. individual and group logs/blogs of communications and meetings, the use of social media).

15 marks

Tasks

• Describe the project management responsibilities of group members
• Added to report

Milestone Brief

Define, describe and compare “REST” as an alternative approach to Web Services.

5 marks

Tasks

• Describe REST
• Added to report
• Reviewed

Milestone Brief

This should include:

1. detailed examples of how/why major organisations both consume and publish web services;
2. pointers to resources that might be useful for the developer wishing to experiment with web services.

5 marks

Tasks

• Research how/why major organisations publish Web Services
• Added to report
• Reviewed

Milestone Brief

Concisely report on the range of technologies, architectures and/or protocols that may provide solutions for developing distributed applications. Be critical of these: what are their merits and limitations? Do security/reliability/performance issues relate to any/all of these?

5 Marks

Tasks

• Research architectures
• Added to report

Milestone Brief

Fully describe the life-cycle processes for: requirements specification/confirmation; designing/modelling; implementation; testing.

10 marks

Tasks

• Describe the life-cycle processes of designing/modelling
• Added to report

Milestone Brief

Fully describe the life-cycle processes for: requirements specification/confirmation; designing/modelling; implementation; testing.

10 marks

Tasks

• Describe the life-cycle processes of testing
• Added to report

Milestone Brief

This should include detailed specification, accounts and a high level design for one or more publishing/consuming services and a final consuming entity. As a minimum, you are asked to propose an implementation that requires: one example of consuming a service; one example of publishing a service, and; one example of processing consumed data e.g. by presenting in web mark up.

10 marks

Tasks

• Develop high level design for consuming the service
• Added to report

Milestone Brief

Define “Web Services” and provide a full account of the underlying architecture and technology. Again, be critical: what are the merits and limitations of Web Services and are there any associated security/reliability concerns?

5 Marks

Tasks

• Research underlying technology
• Added to report
• Reviewed

Core structure for the final report for the research part

Sections:

• Technology - Wider Context
• Web Services Technology
• REST as an Alternative to Web Services
• Examples of Web Services

Milestone Brief

Define “Web Services” and provide a full account of the underlying architecture and technology. Again, be critical: what are the merits and limitations of Web Services and are there any associated security/reliability concerns?

5 Marks

Tasks

• Define Web Services
• Added to report
• Reviewed

Milestone Brief

Describe the project management processes, roles and responsibilities of group members. You will be required to use a web-based repository for distributed version control and the source code management (SCM) of your Web Services and associated code. Describe this service and the group processes/responsibilities for this. You will also need to provide evidence of you collaborative activity. Plan and report how you intend to do this (e.g. individual and group logs/blogs of communications and meetings, the use of social media).

15 marks

Tasks

• Provide evidence of collaborative activity
• Added to report

Milestone Brief

Concisely report on the range of technologies, architectures and/or protocols that may provide solutions for developing distributed applications. Be critical of these: what are their merits and limitations? Do security/reliability/performance issues relate to any/all of these?

5 Marks

Tasks

• Research protocols
• Added to report

Milestone Brief

Describe the project management processes, roles and responsibilities of group members. You will be required to use a web-based repository for distributed version control and the source code management (SCM) of your Web Services and associated code. Describe this service and the group processes/responsibilities for this. You will also need to provide evidence of you collaborative activity. Plan and report how you intend to do this (e.g. individual and group logs/blogs of communications and meetings, the use of social media).

15 marks

Tasks

• Describe the usage of Git
  • Group processes
  • Group responsibilities
• Describe the usage of GitHub
  • Group processes
  • Group responsibilities
• Added to report

Milestone Brief

Describe the project management processes, roles and responsibilities of group members. You will be required to use a web-based repository for distributed version control and the source code management (SCM) of your Web Services and associated code. Describe this service and the group processes/responsibilities for this. You will also need to provide evidence of you collaborative activity. Plan and report how you intend to do this (e.g. individual and group logs/blogs of communications and meetings, the use of social media).

15 marks

Tasks

• Describe the project management roles
• Added to report

Milestone Brief

This should include detailed specification, accounts and a high level design for one or more publishing/consuming services and a final consuming entity. As a minimum, you are asked to propose an implementation that requires: one example of consuming a service; one example of publishing a service, and; one example of processing consumed data e.g. by presenting in web mark up.

10 marks

Tasks

• Develop high level design for publishing the service
• Added to report

Milestone Brief

This should include:

1. detailed examples of how/why major organisations both consume and publish web services;
2. pointers to resources that might be useful for the developer wishing to experiment with web services.

5 marks

Tasks

• Research how/why major organisations consume Web Services
• Added to report
• Reviewed

Milestone Brief

This should include detailed specification, accounts and a high level design for one or more publishing/consuming services and a final consuming entity. As a minimum, you are asked to propose an implementation that requires: one example of consuming a service; one example of publishing a service, and; one example of processing consumed data e.g. by presenting in web mark up.

10 marks

Tasks

• Overview of the project
• Added to report

Milestone Brief

This should include detailed specification, accounts and a high level design for one or more publishing/consuming services and a final consuming entity. As a minimum, you are asked to propose an implementation that requires: one example of consuming a service; one example of publishing a service, and; one example of processing consumed data e.g. by presenting in web mark up.

10 marks

Tasks

• Project name
• Added to report
• Reviewed

Milestone Brief

Report on all stages using modelling language: Subsections will include:

1. requirements elicitation;
2. design;
3. implementation;
4. testing.

Your implementation section should fully describe WSDL, SOAP and any other entities used. It should also highlight any details/code-snippets of interfaces and entities that represent core-functionality.

25 marks

Tasks

• Design
• Added to report

Milestone Brief

Define “Web Services” and provide a full account of the underlying architecture and technology. Again, be critical: what are the merits and limitations of Web Services and are there any associated security/reliability concerns?

5 Marks

Tasks

• Research merits
• Research limitations
• Added to report
• Reviewed

Milestone Brief

Concisely report on the range of technologies, architectures and/or protocols that may provide solutions for developing distributed applications. Be critical of these: what are their merits and limitations? Do security/reliability/performance issues relate to any/all of these?

5 Marks

Tasks

• Research technologies
• Added to report

Milestone Brief

Report on all stages using modelling language: Subsections will include:

1. requirements elicitation;
2. design;
3. implementation;
4. testing.

Your implementation section should fully describe WSDL, SOAP and any other entities used. It should also highlight any details/code-snippets of interfaces and entities that represent core-functionality.

25 marks

Tasks

• Implementation
• Added to report

Milestone Brief

Define “Web Services” and provide a full account of the underlying architecture and technology. Again, be critical: what are the merits and limitations of Web Services and are there any associated security/reliability concerns?

5 Marks

Tasks

• Research security concerns
• Added to report
• Reviewed

Milestone Brief

Fully describe the life-cycle processes for: requirements specification/confirmation; designing/modelling; implementation; testing.

10 marks

Tasks

• Describe the life-cycle processes of requirements/specification/confirmation
• Added to report

Milestone Brief

This should include detailed specification, accounts and a high level design for one or more publishing/consuming services and a final consuming entity. As a minimum, you are asked to propose an implementation that requires: one example of consuming a service; one example of publishing a service, and; one example of processing consumed data e.g. by presenting in web mark up.

10 marks

Tasks

• External services to be consumed
• Added to report

Milestone Brief

Describe the project management processes, roles and responsibilities of group members. You will be required to use a web-based repository for distributed version control and the source code management (SCM) of your Web Services and associated code. Describe this service and the group processes/responsibilities for this. You will also need to provide evidence of you collaborative activity. Plan and report how you intend to do this (e.g. individual and group logs/blogs of communications and meetings, the use of social media).

15 marks

Tasks

• Plan how I intend to do the project management
• Report how I did the project management
• Added to report

Milestone Brief

This should include detailed specification, accounts and a high level design for one or more publishing/consuming services and a final consuming entity. As a minimum, you are asked to propose an implementation that requires: one example of consuming a service; one example of publishing a service, and; one example of processing consumed data e.g. by presenting in web mark up.

10 marks

Tasks

• What will be exposed in my web service
• Added to report

Milestone Brief

Concisely report on the range of technologies, architectures and/or protocols that may provide solutions for developing distributed applications. Be critical of these: what are their merits and limitations? Do security/reliability/performance issues relate to any/all of these?

5 Marks

Tasks

• Research security impacts
• Research reliability impacts
• Research performance impacts
• Added to report

Milestone Brief

This should include detailed specification, accounts and a high level design for one or more publishing/consuming services and a final consuming entity. As a minimum, you are asked to propose an implementation that requires: one example of consuming a service; one example of publishing a service, and; one example of processing consumed data e.g. by presenting in web mark up.

10 marks

Tasks

• Initial wireframes / UI ideas
• Added to report

Milestone Brief

This should include detailed specification, accounts and a high level design for one or more publishing/consuming services and a final consuming entity. As a minimum, you are asked to propose an implementation that requires: one example of consuming a service; one example of publishing a service, and; one example of processing consumed data e.g. by presenting in web mark up.

10 marks

Tasks

• Initial database schema
• Added to report

Milestone Brief

This should include:

1. detailed examples of how/why major organisations both consume and publish web services;
2. pointers to resources that might be useful for the developer wishing to experiment with web services.

5 marks

Tasks

• Research useful web service resources for developers
• Added to report
• Reviewed

Milestone Brief

Report on all stages using modelling language: Subsections will include:

1. requirements elicitation;
2. design;
3. implementation;
4. testing.

Your implementation section should fully describe WSDL, SOAP and any other entities used. It should also highlight any details/code-snippets of interfaces and entities that represent core-functionality.

25 marks

Tasks

• Testing
• Added to report

Milestone Brief

Define, describe and compare “REST” as an alternative approach to Web Services.

5 marks

Tasks

• Define REST
• Added to report
• Reviewed