CIS8000: Assignment 1 Marking Criteria PRESENTATION TOPICS Maximum 5 marks for each topic (based on presentation and speaker’s notes/delivery) 5 x 5 = 25 marks MARK ALLOCATION 5 Excellent High-level understanding and/or application of the topic topics well supported by the information provided, expressed well with no grammatical or spelling errors 4 Very good Very good understanding and/or application of the topic, very good depth of thinking about the topic, very good expression 3 Good Good understanding and/or application of the topic, acceptable depth of thinking about the topic, few grammatical and/or spelling errors 2 Average Minimum understanding and/or application of the topic, limited depth of thinking about the topic, some grammatical and/or spelling errors 1 Poor Lack of understanding and/or application of the topic, no depth of thinking about the topic, many grammatical and/or spelling errors 0 Not Attempted No attempt made or irrelevant. PRESENTATION TOPICS 1. Details about the organization/industry/business/service 1.1. Type (assigned to you) 1.2. Description of the organization 1.3. Description of department of which you are the Manager 2. The concept 3. The business drivers 4. The benefits 5. The target audienceWIREFRAME DIAGRAMS Maximum 10 marks for each criteria 6 x 10 = 60 marks MARK ALLOCATION 10 Excellent A perfect piece of work that meets the criteria 8 Very good A very good piece of work that meets almost all of the criteria 6 Good Competently meets the criteria specified 5 Average Adequately meets the criteria as specified. 2 Poor Does not meet the criteria as specified. 0 Not Attempted No attempt made or irrelevant. CRITERIA FOR WIREFRAME DIAGRAMS 1. Completeness 2. Clarity 3. Consistency 4. Ease of use 5. Creativity 6. Layout and visual appeal OVERALL PRESENTATION Maximum 15 marks A professional presentation using appropriate screenshots, images, flowcharts, graphics and links 15 Excellent 13 Very good 10 Good presentation 7 Average 5 Poor 2 Very poor 0 Not attemptedPENALTIES 1. Late submission: minus standard penalties 2. Significantly more or less than the required length: minus 20 marks 3. Little or no evidence in your presentation that your solution is directly related to the organization/industry/business/service that you have been assigned: minus 100 marks MAXIMUM MARKS 100CIS8000: Assignment 2 Marking Criteria REPORT TOPICS Maximum 5 marks for each topic 17 x 5 = 85 marks MARK ALLOCATION 5 Excellent High-level understanding and/or application of the topic, evidence of extensive references and research, topics well supported by the information provided, expressed well with no grammatical or spelling errors 4 Very good Very good understanding and/or application of the topic, good referencing and research, very good depth of thinking about the topic, very good expression 3 Good Good understanding and/or application of the topic, good references and research, acceptable depth of thinking about the topic, few grammatical and/or spelling errors 2 Average Minimum understanding and/or application of the topic, limited references and research, limited depth of thinking about the topic, some grammatical and/or spelling errors 1 Poor Lack of understanding and/or application of the topic, no references and evidence of research, no depth of thinking about the topic, many grammatical and/or spelling errors 0 Not Attempted No attempt made or irrelevant. 1. Executive summary: This section should be completed after the rest of the document is finished and should be a succinct summary of all your major points; it should not contain any information that is not elsewhere in the document. Keep it concise. For the costs and benefits, summarise the main points and include sufficient detail so that your executive or approval committee can use this page as a ready reference. 2. Background: Provide a brief history of how the project came into being, and from where the authority and drive for it comes. Include background on the nature of the work conducted that explains why you want to take on the project. 3. Proposed solution: Summarise clearly here the problem that the project is aiming to address. This should highlight any previous analyses of the problem that have been done and where the impetus for change exists; that is, where is the ‘pain’ and who is feeling it; and, if necessary, why your area or the department should be doing something about this and what are the likely consequences of not addressing the problem. 4. Cost analysis: Summarise the costs and supporting assumptions associated with the proposed solution, including ongoing costs 5. Strategic alignment within the organization's business and IT strategies: “A common cause of project failure is the lack of a clear link between the project and the organisation’s key strategic priorities, including agreed measures of success.” Provide the high-level, strategic objectives of the facility/organisation within which this project sits, or the overall objective of your division or department. Describe how the enterprise can take advantage of the potential changes caused by the proposed solution to empower its workers and help create a more effective organization. 6. Value proposition and other benefits: A value proposition is a positioning statement that explains what benefit you provide for who and how you do it uniquely well. It describes your target buyer, the problem you solve, and why your solution is distinctly better than the alternatives. 7. Project management and control: Who will oversee progress? Who will manage the project? How will the facility executive be kept informed of progress? 8. Infrastructure requirements: 8.1. Development platforms: Outline which development platforms the application will work on. IOS, Android etc. 8.2. Coding languages and tools: Describe which programming language and tools will be used to develop the application. 8.3. Cloud services: Will cloud services be used and how.9. Software design, development methodologies and testing strategies 10. Internationalization for a global market 11. Social media integration strategies: How and why will the application be linked or integrated into social media. Look at social media API strategies to determine if there is anything relevant for your application. 12. Risk management - privacy, security, confidentiality, ethical issues etc.: Develop a risk profile for your application and identify the major risks. Provide a summary of the aggregated risk ratings, highlighting the major risks that will have an effect on the business objectives and benefits. 13. Integration and deployment strategies: How will your solution be integrated into other applications and systems, and deployed across the enterprise. 14. User acceptance and change management: How will you validate user acceptance and manage changes within the development and post development phases. 15. Maintenance: How will the product be updated and patched through its lifecycle. 16. Future opportunities and enhancements: Future roadmap for the proposal. 17. Recommendations and conclusion OVERALL PRESENTATION Maximum 15 marks A professional presentation using required structure, formatting, referencing and citations 15 Excellent 13 Very good 10 Good presentation 7 Average 5 Poor 2 Very poor 0 Not attempted PENALTIES 1. Turnitin Originality Report with Similarity Index in excess of 25 percent: minus 25 marks 2. Late submission: minus standard penalties 3. Significantly more or less than the required word length: minus 20 marks 4. Little or no evidence in your report that your solution is directly related to the organization/industry/business/service that you have been assigned: minus 100 marks MAXIMUM MARKS 100