Produce the User Acceptance Test

• Create Project Repository

Course Outcomes:

IT499-1: Technology Skills: Apply current technical tools and methodologies to solve problems.

IT499-2: Client Specifications: Analyze users’ technical issues.

Assignment Instructions:

For the Unit 10 Assignment, you will develop a User Acceptance Test and create a Project Repository.

The User Acceptance Test is an integral part of the development cycle. In your situation, you may not be able

to fully test the new system. For instance, for a new network design, it would be impractical to fully test the new

system. As such, you will compromise and write the questions and tasks that should be included in a user

acceptance test under ideal circumstances. Research user acceptance testing within the context of your

project area. Develop a series of questions or tasks that would be conducted. Identify who would participate in

the user testing. Are they colleagues? Employees of the client? Are they individuals paid a stipend to

participate and represent your target audience? Why are they appropriate participants? Describe how the

questions and tasks listed address the initial objectives of this project. What are the main objectives of the

testing? How will success be measured? What testing results would indicate the project is not ready for client

release?

The last component to be completed for the term is the Project Repository. The Project Repository is created

at the close of a project. The purpose is to gather all documentation created during the project and organize all

materials for archive. In the archive, create a table of contents document describing what has been included for

the archive. All relevant files will be placed in a folder labeled with your name, zipped and uploaded.

In your Assignment, Include the following:

1. Repository Table of Contents

2. Project description/definition documents such as the Project Charter

3. Project schedules

4. Project financials

5. Project Status Reports (including any issues from unplanned events)

6. Risk Assessment and Security Standards documentation

7. Diagrams and flowcharts