Group | Project | Team Members | Project Leader | Team Name |
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Group 1 | Ovarian Cancer Coalition | Alexa, Josh, April, Yancey | Yancey | AJAY Solutions |
Group 2 | Arkansas Freedom Fund | Justin, Michael, Mckenzie, David | David | Arkansas Freedom Fund |
Group 3 | Arkansas Climbers Cooalition | Cheyenne, Willis, Trevor, Robert | Trevor | G3 |
Group 4 | Raid the Rock Urban Adventure Race | Jacob, Greg, Skylaar | Skylaar | Cascade Designs |
Group 5 | Arkansas BreastFeeding Coalition | Jordan, Nikki, Merryvonne, Chris | Chris | Team Energy |
Date | Assignment | Deliverable |
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1/22/2018 | Assign projects to teams. Contact client and set up initial meeting | Let instructors know the meeting date. |
1/22/2018 | Do an internet search of the project and client. Formulate questions for client meeting. | Put the client questions in a Google document called "Client Meeting Questions" in the project folder. |
1/29/2018 | Conduct meeting with client. | After the client meeting, consolidate your meeting notes in a Google document called "Client Meeting Notes" in the project folder. |
1/31/2018 | Develop a Scope Document for the project. | Put your scope document into a Google document called "Scope Document" in the project folder. |
2/05/2018 | Obtain Approval of Scope Document | Let instructor know the document has been approved |
2/05/2018 | Develop WBS, Estimates, Task Assignments | Put your information in a Google sheet called "Work Breakdown Structure" in the project folder. When the instructor has approved the WBS, then create the WBS in Trello.com. Note: the Work Breakdown Structure is your internal document and is not shared with the client. |
2/07/2018 | Develop Client Communication Schedule and Change Management Form | Put your Client Communication Schedule in a Google document called "Client Communication Schedule" in the project folder. Put your Change Management Form in a Google document called "Change Managment Form" in the project folder. |
2/12/2018 3/14/2018 |
Work on Project | Give a weekly verbal status to the instructor. |
3/26/2018 4/4/2018 |
Final wrapup on Project | Give a weekly verbal status to the instructor. |
4/9/2018 | Project Presentation in EIT Auditorium at 12:15pm - Invite Clients | Give a weekly verbal status to the instructor. |
4/11/2018 | Final Testing, Installation, and Turnover of materials. | Give a weekly verbal status to the instructor. |
A key part of ITEC4610 is the capstone portfolio. The portfolio has two general goals:
Your portfolio will be a demonstration of your skills, your personality, and your career goals, so you can expect your portfolio to be different from those created by your classmates. At a minimum, however, all IT Minor portfolios should be delivered in a web-based digital format and demonstrate the following:
Date Assigned | Date Due |
Assignment |
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1/17/2018 | 2/28/2018 | Gather your artifacts for your portfolio. In the Artifact Catalog, describe what you did and support with an artifact. You may have to take numerous static screenshots of an assignment, then develop verbiage to describe the assignment. This will take a signficant amount of writing. In your ITEC Google Drive, create a folder name it "ITEC 4610". Make sure the folder is shared with blbauer@ualr.edu, tswallace@ualr.edu, and cljohnston@ualr.edu. Within the ITEC 4610 folder, create the following:
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2/28/2018 | 3/14/2018 | Begin work on your portfolio:
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3/26/2018 | 4/4/2018 | You will be finishing your project. Not a good time to work on your portfolio unless you have some slack time. |
4/9/2018 | 4/25/2018 | Add your content to your portfolio |
4/30/2018 | 4/30/2018 | Present your portfolio to the class. Your presentation must reside on a public webspace. To receive full credit for your portfolio, you must email a link of your portfolio to blbauer@ualr.edu. |
Assignment (Due 4/16/2018) - Develop a couple of paragraphs (aproximately 250 words) that will serve as the main page of your portfolio. The paragraphs should describe who you are, what skills you possess, and how you want to apply those skills. Place document in your shared folder.
Assignment (Due 4/16/2018) - Suppose you are interviewing for a web design position. Write a script for the dreaded "Tell me about yourself" job interview question. Practice it and be prepared to give it in class.