| The configuration of a
railroad is very dynamic and the effort to update and validate the
configuration table information for the Computer Aided Dispatch
software is so human-intensive that the update process is inherently
erroneous. The railroad
configuration rule checker would examine the updated tabling file in
order to ensure that the tabling updates comply with all the rules,
and to inform the user when an error is detected.
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- Use software
engineering to a real world problem
- Apply knowledge
and techniques leaned in the courses of the MSIT-SE
program.
- Try to learn new
concepts and experience new ways of doing things
- Survey and compare
alternative techniques applied to the problem using systematic
approaches
- Deliver a quality
software product
- Set realistic
goals
- Meet
deadlines
- Deliver quality
documentations that meets the client뭩 expectation as well as
the industry standards
- Communicate openly
with the client and mentor in a timely manner
- Expand technical
knowledge
- Learn from the CMU
mentor and the technical staffs at Union Switch & Signal,
Inc.
- Understand the
Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) software systems and the related
processes in the railroad industry
- Understand
verification (rule checking) techniques applied to the
configuration/design problems
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- Practicum Proposal
- Version
1.0
- Software Project Management Plan
(SPMP)
- Version
1.0
- Version
1.1
- Software Configuration Management
Plan (SCMP)
- Software Requirement Specification
(SRS)
- Version
0.1
- Software Architecture Design (SAD)
- Version
1.0
- Railroad Configuration Rule Specification (CRS)
-
Version 0.92
- Software Verification &
Validation Document
-
Version 1.0
- Test Cases for Configuration
Rules
-
Version 0.1 - Railroad Configuration Rule Checker
Software
- Users' Manual
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- 9/4/2003 3:00~4:00 PM
-
Introductory Meeting
- 9/26/2003 3:00~4:00 PM
(Agenda/Minutes)
- NDA, Proposal/SPMP Review
- Requirement
Pre-Survey
- 10/08/2003 3:00~4:00 PM
- 10/24/2003 3:00~4:00 PM
- 11/12/2003 1:00~2:00 PM
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