Sprint 9 Planning
Finally, on to sprint planning. I'm going to be meeting with my advisor on both remaining Mondays, so I'm going to plan these last few sprints for a week(ish) each, instead of 2 weeks. This also suits the crunched timetable. I couldn't plan last weekend as I needed to know what my advisor thought my priorities should be, and then I had a couple busy weeknights, so here this finally is.
There are some development tasks that need doing before The End, but there are a whole lot of non-development tasks, too, and one of those is the most immediate concern. I need to get my paper for my project done by next week. I've gone through 2 drafts, so it's in pretty good shape. I need to add a few sections (screenshots, review, future work, that kind of thing), plus add citations and sources for all the research I've done and tools I've used. I'd also like to add a figure illustrating the security features I've added, and another showing the database schema, plus maybe a few others. I also need to finally finish the UI book I've been reading, so I can write about that. So this is the focus of the current sprint.
By way of longer term planning, after that I need to finish the last few development tasks, put together a slide-show for my project presentation, and study for the oral exam I shall have to endure.
Anyhow, here are the sprint backlog items:
All this comes in at 17 hours, which is actually not too bad. At this point I pretty much figure my weekends are going to be entirely consumed with the project, so with luck I may even be able to get some other stuff done, too. That would be superb.
There are some development tasks that need doing before The End, but there are a whole lot of non-development tasks, too, and one of those is the most immediate concern. I need to get my paper for my project done by next week. I've gone through 2 drafts, so it's in pretty good shape. I need to add a few sections (screenshots, review, future work, that kind of thing), plus add citations and sources for all the research I've done and tools I've used. I'd also like to add a figure illustrating the security features I've added, and another showing the database schema, plus maybe a few others. I also need to finally finish the UI book I've been reading, so I can write about that. So this is the focus of the current sprint.
By way of longer term planning, after that I need to finish the last few development tasks, put together a slide-show for my project presentation, and study for the oral exam I shall have to endure.
Anyhow, here are the sprint backlog items:
| Priority | Description | Points |
|---|---|---|
| 700 | Add citations for all research done and tools used. | 2 |
| 690 | Reformat with proper section headings. | 1 |
| 680 | Add section on rewriting data-access layer if not sufficiently covered and application layer. | 1 |
| 670 | Add something about UCDetector. | .5 |
| 660 | Describe work-flow for typical user tasks. (Examples and Screen Shots section) | 1.5 |
| 650 | Finish Quality Analysis section. | 2 |
| 640 | Write Conclusions section. | 1 |
| 630 | Take screenshots of different parts of app. | 1 |
| 620 | Create image of database schema diagram. | 2 |
| 610 | Create image of security layers. | 1 |
| 600 | Finish reading UI book. | 3 |
| 590 | Write UI section. | 1 |
All this comes in at 17 hours, which is actually not too bad. At this point I pretty much figure my weekends are going to be entirely consumed with the project, so with luck I may even be able to get some other stuff done, too. That would be superb.
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