1. Based on the use case diagram and other project information, develop a list of software components (subsystems) that must be acquired or developed. Describe the function(s) of each component in detail. Be sure to consider components that aren’t directly tied to use cases, such as the software interface between the glucose monitoring wristband and the cell phone.

2. Prioritize the list of software components based on risk.

3. Prepare a project iteration schedule based on iterations that last between two and four weeks. The schedule should include all the tasks needed to develop a complete version of the system, which will then be subjected to live testing and evaluation by real users for three months.

4. Prepare a detailed work schedule for the first iteration. If you have access to project management software, prepare the schedule and a Gantt chart by using the software.