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Use Cases for Assessment Brief 4 – Group Assignment
COURSE: Bachelor of Information Technology
Unit Code: DWIN309
Unit Title: Developing Web Information Systems
Type of Assessment: Task 4 – Formative Assessment
Length/Duration: Weeks 5 - 12
Unit Learning Outcomes
addressed:
1. Develop a web-based information system using basic technologies such
as mark-up languages, stylesheets, JavaScript, PHP, and databases.
2. Produce relevant design, implementation and test documentation,
including risk, service and change management plans.
3. Critically analyse a range of software development methodologies,
compare their strengths and weaknesses and have an in-depth
understanding of the design process, platforms and tools for
developing a web information system.
4. Work effectively as part of a team in the production of a web
information system and related documentation and reports.
Submission Date: To be submitted in week 12
Assessment Task: Group Assignment – Design and implement a database-driven website with support documentation
Total Mark: 100 Marks
Weighting: 50%
Students are advised that submission of an Assessment Task past the due date without a formally
signed approved Assignment Extension Form (Kent Website MyKent Student Link> FORM – Assignment
Extension Application Form – Student Login Required) or previously approved application for other
extenuating circumstances impacting course of study, incurs a 5% penalty per calendar day,
calculated by deduction from the total mark.
For example. An Assessment Task marked out of 40 will incur a 2 mark penalty for each calendar day.
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ASSESSMENT DESCRIPTION:
In this project, you will design and implement a database-driven web application for a fictional website that sells
a reproductions of famous art classic. You will work in groups of two/three for this assessment. Your web site
equires the ‘art’ database and the ‘images’ file as its web resources. Both database and images files will be
available for download on Moodle.
REQUIREMENTS
The following requirements are needed for this assignment:
• You must make use of the Bootstrap CSS Framework version 5 (http:
getbootstrap.com/) to style and
layout your pages. While this framework does have a little bit of a learning curve, you will find that it
makes your life as a web developer significantly easier since you will be able to concentrate on
programming and let Bootstrap handle the CSS. Look at the examples on the Bootstrap web site to help
you understand how the make use of it.
• You are not allowed to make use of a web framework (eg. CakePHP, CodeIgniter, Laminas Yii, etc.) in
uilding your website. Your work will not be marked and a zero grade will be given, if an attempt was
evident.
• You must implement the use cases, as described below in the use case section, using PHP and MySQL.
Ensure to make use of the appropriate features of PHP and good programming design.
• Do use the database schema and images files provided (will be available on Moodle). Do no create your
own version of database or images files.
• A Microsoft word file that documents program design and implementation of your website. This
document file should provide adequate information from a system design standpoint to address how
your web site was designed, coded, tested, and implemented. It should also indicate what
components/functionalities that work (partially or fully), those not working (why not working). Also, it is
essential in this document to have a
ief how-to on installing/using your program code on a local
machine as a test bed for your web site. If your website requires login/password, information about
login and password need to be provided.
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DATABASE SCHEMA
You will be using a version of the ‘art’ database for this assignment. The database schema is shown below. The
‘images’ file will be provided on Moodle.
USE CASE
USE CASE NAME: Bootstrap Theme and Site Design
DESCRIPTION: Design site’s appearance by customizing Bootstrap
1. Use the Customize facility in the Bootstrap website
(https:
getbootstrap.com/docs/5.1/customize/overview/), which allows you to
create a customized CSS theme for Bootstrap.
Ensure to use the cu
ent version (5) of Bootstrap framework for your website.
You may want to make use of a colour scheme designer such as
http:
colorschemedesigner.com, https:
www.colourlovers.com, or
https:
kuler.adobe.com, if you need help coming up with a colour scheme. Your
colour scheme must be different from the default Bootstrap install (and different also
from those available from http:
ootswatch.com).