The first homework for SPM

1.   Brief introduction of the project

The project is to build a list called TDL. It can save the events you want to do in any time. The purpose is to remind you to do the things on the list. Of course, you can add or delete the events on the list. Also, if you want to modify the list, the project can do, too. Finally, the list can be saved in the native place.

 

1.1  The nature of the project

It is a personal investment project

 

1.2  The initial objectives

This project is used for record some simple things you need to do in the future.

 

1.3  The planned starting and ending dates and the actual starting and ending dates

 

Task                               Start Time        Duration

Requirement survey                  2016/8/22         2day

Detailed design                      2016/8/24         1day

Prototyping                         2016/8/25         1day

Prototyping Verifying                 2016/8/26         1day

Development                        2016/8/27         2day

Testing                             2016/8/29          2day

Debugging and validation             2016/8/31          1day 

 

 

 

 

And the actual dates are the same as the planned dates.

 

1.4  Resources used for the project

Because this project is a personal project, so the resources used for the project is the Visual Studio, and I used the c# to do the programming, it did not take any money and the labor was myself.

 

2.   List and compare the outcome of the project to the initial objectives.

 

 

 

This is the UI of the project. The outcome of the project achieved the function lists as below which met to the initial objectives.

 

  1 Add new events on the list, this would be the fundamental function;

  2 Delete the events you do not like on the list. Also, if you have done something already, you can also delete them.

  3 Modify the events you have typed on the list. Maybe Just change the time and so on.

  4 Save the list in the native place until you want to delete it.

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