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IT 201 Milestone

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I’m having a hard time starting this paper. I’ve attached the guidelines (pdf) and my milestone 2 submission (the previous submission that we are supposed to use to build upon).

Here is the question:

You have determined the hardware needs based on the organization’s profile, production, and tasks to be completed. Now you must determine the software applications and suites to best meet the company’s needs. Consider how the software will integrate with the hardware you have chosen in Milestone Two.

Thanks for the help!

 
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Practicing HTML Table and Form Concepts

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 Practicing HTML Table and Form Concepts

In this two-part exercise, you will begin with the index.html file in the Mod4-Act1 folder and the index.html file in the Mod4-Act2 folder and add several additional pieces of content and styles.

Activity I

Step 1. For Part I of this activity,

open the index.html file in the Mod4-Act1 folder in Sublime Text by either using the File menu > Open File command in the program or by dragging the file from the folder window into the blank Sublime Text window.

Step 2. Construct a table that is seven cells across and six cells tall

and that displays a CBS primetime TV listing from several years ago (as seen at right). This table should appear just after the second headline on the page.

Alt Text table information
  8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30
Mon Big Bang Theory How I Met Your Mother Two and A Half Men Rules of Engagement CSI: Miami
Tue NCIS The Mentalist Without a Trace
Wed New Adventures of Old Christine Gary Unmarried Criminal Minds CSI: New York
Thu Survivor   CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Eleventh Hour
Fri Ghost Whisperer Flashpoint Numbe3rs

Step  3.  Proof your work as you progress in a blank browser tab or window, and then again a final time before submitting your assignment. Your finished work should look like the  figure  at right. Ensure you save your work to the folder before continuing.

This image presents a formatted web page with the SNHU jpg image on the left and the following table information embedded in the page as follows.
  8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30
Mon Big Bang Theory How I Met Your Mother Two and A Half Men Rules of Engagement CSI: Miami
Tue NCIS The Mentalist Without a Trace
Wed New Adventures of Old Christine Gary Unmarried Criminal Minds CSI: New York
Thu Survivor   CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Eleventh Hour
Fri Ghost Whisperer Flashpoint Numbe3rs

Activity II

Step 1. For Part II of this Activity, open the index.html file in the Mod-4-Act2 folder in Sublime Text by either using the File menu > Open File command in the program or by dragging the file from the folder window into the blank Sublime Text window.

Step 2. Construct a form entitled “Keeping In Touch” that has three text fields to start—Full name, Email address, and Phone number—and a set of three radio buttons under the heading “How Often Do You

Want to Hear from Us?” whose three radio button options are Daily Email, Weekly Email, and Monthly Email. Finally, include a Submit button for this form. This form should appear just after the second headline on the page.

Step 3. Proof your work as you progress in a blank browser tab or window, and then again, a final time before submitting your assignment. Ensure you save your work to the folder before continuing. Your finished work should look like this:

This image presents a formatted web page with the SNHU jpg image on the left and the following table information embedded in the page as follows.
Keeping in Touch  
Full Name [Blank Field Space]
Email Address [Blank Field Space]
Phone Number [Blank Field Space]
How Often Do you Want to Hear From Us?
Check field Selected Daily Email
Check field not selected Weekly Email
Check field not selected Monthly Email
Submit Button

Step 5. When you have completed the assignment according to the requirements outlined above, please zip up the complete “Mod4” subfolder in which you have been working this exercise.

 
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New Sales Application Implementation

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Scenario 2: New Sales Application Implementation Your company has a number of different locations, spread across a wide geographical area of the state. The company is going to start using a new application, and that application needs to be installed at all of the physical locations. You have been assigned the project manager role for this project.

Each location currently has a different way of keeping track of sales and receipts. Some use pen and paper, while others use individual Excel spreadsheets. The new application will standardize how the company will track sales and receipts, and the application will report in to a central server to collect all the sales data from all the locations.

A business analyst will interview representatives from each of the physical locations to determine how they currently do business. They will complete a gap analysis that will reveal the differences between their current way of doing business and how the new application will require them to do business. Each location will also need training to ensure that the users there can use the new application once it is installed.

You will need to schedule the upgrade of the software, hardware, and network capabilities of each location and coordinate that with each site to ensure a minimal interruption of business and training to ensure that people can use the new system as soon as it is put in place.

 
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Milestone Six Guidelines and Rubric

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IT 328: Milestone Six Guidelines and Rubric

Prompt:Using Microsoft Project 2013, build a work breakdown structure (WBS) for your chosen final project scenario.In this phase, you need to use the skills you have learned to determine the WBS for your project. Start with the top-level goal of your projectand then start breaking it down into various parts. Rememberthat at this point you do not have to know all the technical details, but you do need to determine what must be done. If you know that you need a web server, this will need to be a task, even if you have never set one up. And that task can be broken down into more tasks, such as “price web server,” “purchase web server,” “install web server,” and so on. Use any method you like to start breaking down your project. Feel free to use the discussion forums to ask your peers for opinions on specific task breakdown points.

Once you have started to break down your tasks, you will need to place those tasks into a Microsoft Project file. Start up Microsoft Project 2013 and start a new project. The main view you should see will be the task list. For this milestone, the focus will be on the Task Name column. You will need to add your tasks for your WBS to this area. One of the key parts of this WBS is the project feature to “indent”a task. On the first line you should place your main task (all other tasks will be subtasks of the main task). Add your next task on the next line and use the Indent Task button to indent that task. When you do, a small triangle should appear on the main task that will allow you to expand or collapse the task list. Continue adding tasks and subtasks for your scenario in this manner. You should have at least three levels of tasks. Create subtasks only when you have at least two subtasks for a given task. How many total tasks should you have? You should have enough to make it clear to a viewer what all the tasks are that need to take place to complete your project. These tasks should be broken down in a logical manner—by location, department, function, type, or anything else that fits with your project.

Requirements of Submission: This milestone submission should be completed using Microsoft Project and should consist of a task list in a Project file.

Instructor Feedback: Students can find their feedback in the Grade Center.

 

Critical Elements Exemplary Proficient Needs Improvement Not Evident Value
WBS: Tasks Lists at least 15 individual tasks (23-25) Lists 12–14 individual tasks   (20-22) Lists 9–11 individual tasks   (18-19) Lists 6–9 individual tasks   (0-17) 25
WBS: Subtasks Lists at least three levels of subtasks, including at least two subtasks each time a task is broken down into subtasks (23-25) Lists two levels of subtasks, including at least two subtasks each time a task is broken down into subtasks   (20-22) Lists two levels of subtasks, but tasks are broken down into just one subtask     (18-19) Lists one level of subtasks; tasks are broken down into one subtask     (0-17) 25
WBS: Task Organization The main task is broken down logically into at least six main subtasks     (23-25) The main task is broken down logically into four or five main subtasks     (20-22) The main task is broken down logically into only two or three subtasks, or breakdown is not done in a logical manner (18-19) The main task includes only one subtask       (0-17) 25
Schedule Schedule is organized with a logical order; all tasks have a defined duration with prerequisites (23-25) Most tasks have defined durations; may have a few with no prerequisites   (20-22) Most tasks have a default duration; few tasks have prerequisite tasks   (18-19) Default duration for all tasks and/or no prerequisites for tasks   (0-17) 25
Earned Total Comments: 100%
 
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