Things taught in the Computer Science program Eg. Project created with a particular Programming language, such like a website or a database

It should be your own work, and it cannot include any known Company/Business name or information.

Use 7-Steps of the SDLC (System Development Life Cycle) as a guide for your final project.

Provide an overview of what you are going to accomplish for your senior project. 7-Step SDLC Methodology:

Planning

Determine project objectives along with the nature and scope of the project Identify project scope alternatives

Analysis

Select and refine requirements from identified alternatives Select and refine contents Site aesthetics evaluation/selection

Design

What steps did you take to design your senior project

Develop

Steps you take to develop your senior project Testing Debugging process How did you test your project

Implement How did you implement your project and what did you implement

Maintenance (optional) The project overview section must contain a high-level discussion (e.g., an outline) of your plan to accomplish your research. This plan must define and explain the critical path items and/or major milestones needed for successful completion of your project in the time allotted. Each critical path items and milestones discussion must include an anticipated start date and duration as well as the anticipated resources needed.

Do not try to layout your full plan at this point, keep this to one or two paragraphs (a paragraph must be at least three sentences of 10 words or more) for each item or milestone. At this point, you should focus on the big picture. Your paper should include an overview of the following sections:

A section with the heading Iteration 1 A section with the heading Iteration 2

A section with the heading Iteration 3

A section with the heading Iteration 4

A section with the heading Iteration 5

A section with the heading Iteration 6

Remember to support appropriately and use "personal communications" attribution as necessary. The paper must follow the formatting guidelines in The Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (2010), (6th ed., 7th printing), and contain scholarly references.