Interface Design

For this assignment, you will…

1. A project is not complete until it has passed its testing.
2. In order for tests to begin, you must first develop a Test Plan.
3. See Figure 12-2 for a Sample of a Test Plan.
4. Click on the attached M/S Word file and copy-and-paste this Test Plan into your PROJECT file.
5. You will only need to think of 3 (vs. 5) Test Cases that you would like for a potential end-user to perform (i.e. your Subject-Matter Expert (SME).
6. Your SME is the individual that you have been communicating with throughout this project.
7. If you do not have an SME, you may find another Professional who can test your cases.
8. Of course, you must select a Data Field and Value Entered from your previously submitted Data Model.
9. The Interface ID can be a fictitious number.
10. Because the project is not a real, built, existing system yet, you will ask your SME to look at your Interface Design (Storyboard and Prototype) and ‘act like’ they are entering values and examining the ‘expected‘ vs. ‘actual‘ results based on what they ‘think’ should happen.
11. The Script is written by you and should explain what the user should see and perform.
12. Read what is included in the Testing Plan starting on page 451.
13. See Figure 12-2 (Test Plan) for a SAMPLE.
14. Once you have understood the requirements for the project, complete your Test Plans using the format shown in Figure 12-2. Use the table that has already been created and linked in Step 4 above.
15. Build upon your Systems Analysis Project Topic from the LIST provided in the course. You will build upon this project for the entire semester. A max of 3 students may choose the SAME topic on a first-come, first-serve basis.
16. Your responses must be typed directly into the Systems Analysis Project TEMPLATE under the appropriate section heading. Failure to use the TEMPLATE will result in an Automatic Grade on 0 on each assignment submitted.
17. Save and upload the M/S Word project here.