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Hello ,
My friend is doing project on "online assignment checking", and he has no idea about this topic. Can anyone help us out with this topic?
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Updated 15-Feb-13 6:50am
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bbirajdar 15-Feb-13 3:23am    
If he has no idea what he wants to do , then how do you suppose we know it ?
Richard MacCutchan 15-Feb-13 5:40am    
Crystal ball broken?
Richard MacCutchan 15-Feb-13 5:41am    
Tell him to buy a book on programming.
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 15-Feb-13 13:38pm    
If I barely can access your hard drive, accessing your friend's hard drive is well beyond my capability, mainly because I don't even know this person. :-)
—SA
OriginalGriff 15-Feb-13 14:07pm    
Easy to find out - access his hard drive, locate his contacts list. There will be two entries. And the others is his mum.

1 solution

This is one way to solve this issue.

1. Talk to the end users - the people that need the "online assignment checking" software. Ask them about their requirements, what data already exists in databases, what new data needs to be collected, how the data relates to the requirements, types of transactions, security requirements, privacy requirements, legal requirements, audit controls requirements, history and archival requirements, disaster restoration requirements, and more.

2. Use information gathered to design data and forms and document the other requirements for the application then review with the end users to get their feedback.

3. Make modifications to your designs and loop back to step 2 until the end users believe that your design will handle their requirements.

4. Develop a prototype application and review with end users.

5. Make modifications based on their feedback and loop back to step 4 or 2.

6. Have the end users test your application, watch for problem areas and get feedback.

7. Make modifications based on their feedback and loop back to step 6, 4 or 2.

8. Deploy the application

9. Watch for problem areas and get feedback.

10. Make modifications based on their feedback and loop back to step 8, 6, 4 or 2.
 
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Zoltán Zörgő 15-Feb-13 15:26pm    
+5! That's the way to do it... but it seams that the OP is not really interested in the answers and comments...
joshrduncan2012 15-Feb-13 15:29pm    
My 5. I agree with Zoltan. Great job Mike!

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