ASSESSMENT RECORD AND FEEDBACK SHEET
Year:
2013/14
U31 / 1
Programme:
BTEC Nationals Level 3
Student Name:
Unit No & Title:
29 – Installing and Upgrading Software
Assessor Name:
Guy Rigby
Assessor Signature:
Formative Feedback / Submission Date(s):
1st Submission
Due Date:
25/10/13
1st Submission
Hand-in Date:
Final Submission
Due Date: Final Submission
Hand-in Date:
Student Declaration:
The attached assignment is my own original work. All other sources have been appropriately referenced.
IV Name:
IV Signature, if sampled
Assignment No & Title
Learning Outcome(s)
Criteria
Assignment 2 – Demonstrating Good Practise
P3,P4,P5,M2,M3,M4,D1
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a) You could complete your plan as either:
1. A numbered list, making sure to explain each point
2. A flow diagram – ensuring that each process has enough description for the apprentices to understand what is happening.
(Hint: think back to class where we discussed the sequence of activities that must be included in preparing for upgrades and installations)
b) Your second plan must detail the sequence of activities required for the upgrade of the anti-virus product to an entire computer security suite.
Installing and Upgrading
Task 2
(P4) & (P5) Record and complete both a software installation and upgrade. In preparation for (D1) you should have in mind what you will install / upgrade and why.
Use annotated screen shots to document the processes and stages of each task.
(M3) & (M4) what do we mean by data integrity and security? Data is the most valuable commodity in a PC system. You need to plan and use procedures to enable the safe recovery of user data in the event of data loss during upgrading and also the safe recovery of the entire system in the event of catastrophic failure resulting from upgrading.
Write the plan and use before and after screenshots to prove that you have successfully completed both sets of procedures.
(M2) Going back to (P3) – you planned the installation / upgrades taking into account the sequence of events and processes that must
The purpose for this part of the process was to generate a deeper understanding of the functionality of the software relative to Cisco’s needs. The team executed four phases of CRPs before approving the “Big Switch”.
People - The first stage of implementing the plan is to make sure to we have the right people on board. The right people with required competencies and skills that are needed to support the plan.
and have included a flow chart, which is attached for you to get an overall idea
C. Adding a recently created computer program to control and monitor the manufacturing assembly D. Documenting the project and how the manufacturing assembly should work
While implementing a new or modified system, there are four steps you need to consider. These include:
Step 10: Training: Users or customers are required to train. Some audios, as well as videos, need to be created to educate the user.
Installing the system is next after all of the tests are done to see whether or not there are
Now we will give a brief explanation of what will be accomplished with each task, then display them in a Gantt chart, then create a system diagram to illustrate all the equipment and connections that are required for this project.
• Document the change management process to be used and followed by the project team • Educate the project team to recognize a change or deviation from the plan • Follow the change management processes
In meeting with the process owner and sponsor, we immediately advised per our analysis, added in ‘white’ in the Flow Chart Diagram (Table D), further process to correct material issues and keep the project moving.
Q1. Briefly explain following designing requirements that are requires when designing the hardware and software infrastructure:
In software engineering, requirements from user met with available components, then following activities needs to be performed
where the required features are build into the new system, deployed and then tested for their functionality (Vilpola, 2008). In this phase, the customization activity entails bringing all the relevant software and hardware to be applied in the new system onboard, and then modifying or building the new screens and writing the new report displays based on the software and hardware to be used for the new system, as well as building the new system connections and creating the entire network architecture (Wang, Chialinlin, Jiang & Klein, 2007).
The next step is analysis where we will be able to go through all the problems that we have come up with in the first step and figure how these problems can be solved or improved (Considine et al. 2010, p-629, 658). This can be done by evaluating the technical, operational and financial feasibility of the systems that the company is interested in. Also, the costs and benefits related to the update have to be determined.
Software will undoubtedly undergo change after it is delivered to the customer. Change will occur because errors have been encountered, because the software must be adapted to accommodate changes in its external environment or because the customer requires functional or performance enhancements.