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Project Management -1
Team Working Agreement
Individual Responsiblity Agreement
Project Schedule
Meeting notes
Business Plan – 2
User Identification and Interviews
Electronic/ Print Advertisement
Software Documentation – 3
Introduction
User Manual
Program Description
Final Algorithms and Flowcharts
Final Program with Comments
Discussion
Conclusions and Recommendations
References
Group R – Matt Corso, Taylor Jilot, Stephanie Anokye, Aakanksha Desai
Instructor – Jessica Thomas, GTA – Kevin Walsh
SDP Executive Summary
12/3/2020
For the SDP final project, our engineering group had the objective of creating game programs in Matlab that we would then present and pitch to certain audiences with the purpose of gaining supporters and stakeholders, while demonstrating our efficiency in matlab coding. First, our group had convened and decided on the creation of games that normally used a betting system to help present a way that would appeal towards investors by promising a return on further funding, the results were roulette, over/under 7, and craps, and then to add a game that would be easier for less experienced users was the addition of hangman. As a whole package, the games would be enjoyable for any player, no matter experience, and could be usable anywhere from a user’s home to a professional casino.
The engineering group met at regular times every week to not only design and program the games, but also to update their code to meet the needs of the potential stakeholders. Potential end users were interviewed in order to help our programming decision making, such as their preferences on visuals, a betting system, and even to help determine whether the game should have a long or short duration of play. The group had split up in order to program 4 different games within the allowed time, but despite this there was an emphasis on every individual being involved in the understanding, debugging, and updating of each program in order to take every opinion into consideration and the end result were well thought out games.
Throughout the u.osu.edu website, specific to Group R’s game package, there are documents gear specifically to the three major stakeholders: investors, game developers, and end users. These documents are specific in depth descriptions of all of the individual games, how to use them and the benefits they offer each stakeholder. With further funding and development, the use of efficient visuals and a more effective betting system would not only improve the game itself, but also improve the enjoyment of the user, as well.