Project Planning:
Work Break Down
& Decomposition
Project Planning:
Work Break Down
& Decomposition
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Work Break Down
& Decomposition
Today's Goal
Today's Goal
Today's focus for planning is
breaking down your project using
the concept of decomposition.
Completed
Starting Project Research
Revisiting Portfolios
Basics of HTML & CSS
UX / UI Overview
Today
Project Planning & Research:
related specifically to MVPs & Iteration
Upcoming
More Project Work
Typing Practice
Typing Practice
Start with typing:
https://shaunwegs.github.io/2024/focs/typing/index.html
Add your screenshot to your slide for today, and keep your typing log updated.
ePet History
ePet History
NeoPets was another huge name in virtual pets. These didn't exist on a device, but instead were entirely online.
neopets-p1.mp4Decomposition
Decomposition
Our focus today is in learning about the concept of decomposition, and using it to break down the project in to steps that can then be turned into a timeline or schedule. Let's learn a bit about decomposition first.
decomp-cs.mp4
One more, just to make sure you have a decent grasp on the concept.
decomp-cs-2.mp4Task
Task
Use decomposition to break your project down into smaller more manageable steps. Here is an example of how many people will draw out their decomposition.
It may be worth noting which tasks/subtasks are part of your MVP, and which parts you'll only get to if everything is going well and you have more time than expected.
There's a few different ways this can look, here's a few other examples.
Today's Slide
Today's Slide
On your slide for today add:
- a screenshot of your typing practice
- decomposition of your project
For Tomorrow
For Tomorrow
Tomorrow, your finished plan document is due. We'll take the different planning parts from this entire week and drop them into a single document. If you're behind on any of the planning, and have a bit of extra class time, then it'd be a good idea to use it on that bit.
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