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For this part of the project, you are to develop both a general and detailed flow chart. Your flow charts must be based on the planning chart that you developed in part 1 of the project. Recall that the general flow chart shows the overall structure of the chart. Each block in the flow chart will represent one cell of the structure column of the planning chart.
The detailed flow chart must have blocks representing each page. You do not have to develop specifications or storyboards yet; these will developed in the next part of the project.
You must meet with your client at least twice. You are responsible for arranging these meetings. The first meeting must be to discuss the general flow chart. Only after this chart has been approved by the client may you develop the detailed flow chart. Once this chart has been developed, it must be approved by the client.
Documents. For this part of the project you must produce two separate flow charts, a general flow chart and a detailed flow chart. The exact format of these charts is flexible, but you must have some form of chart similar to the flow chart given in the design powerpoint slides. The chart must be computer generated (you can, for example, use Microsoft Word or any other word-processing or graphics program). Each chart must be separate. The chart may not be hand drawn. You may put the flow chart on separate pages.
You must have some sort of numbering system that relates the boxes in your general flow chart to the goals/objectives in the planning chart. I must be able to see exactly which goal/objective each box relates to.
Your document must have a cover page that contains the name of the project, the contact person for the project and the your names. You must include all past projects in the packet that you turn in. Past projects must be updated to include any changes that you have made in the project.
These charts must be signed and dated by both you and the client and turned in to me by the due date. Both charts must be signed.
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Last updated on
22 Sep 2008
by
John
Barr
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