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Fundamentals

Unit F452 Programming
Techniques and logical Methods

Unit F453 Advanced
Computer Theory


Unit F454 Computing Project

(a) Definition, investigation & analysis
(i) Definition
(ii) Investigation & analysis

(b) Design
(i) Nature of the solution
(ii) Algorithms
(iii)Test strategy

(c) Software development & testing
(i) Software development
(ii) Testing

(d) Documentation
Documentation

(e) Evaluation
(i) Degree of success
(ii) Evaluate the user's response
(iii) Desirable extensions





User Contact Diary

Set up a diary at the beginning of your project. This will provide evidence of a lot of user involvement and Software Development. It should ideally be a paper-based diary (unless your had-writing is poor!).

The typical sections you should have are:

  • Who you saw and when.
  • Why you saw them.
  • Briefly what was discussed.
  • What action points came out of the meeting.
  • Signature and date from the user.

Each time you need to meet your user, take along your diary, fill it in there and then and get a signature. Diaries done at the end of a project easily stand out to teachers and moderators as forged or largely made-up, so avoid this by doing it properly!

You should be meeting your user regularly and getting evidence of regular meetings.

 
 

 

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