Managing Expectations Paper

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Assignment: In this assignment you will use the class diagram
from the previous assignment. First incorporate changes
recommended from the previous assignment’s
feedback. Analyze the requirements and introduce inheritance
into the class diagram. Remember when doing this you will
need to remove attributes and methods as needed.
Export your
diagram as an image and submit it using the Assignment
dropbox below.
This week you also need to install NetBeans tool
Netbeans: https://netbeans.org/downloads/ use JAVA SE
download
Checklist
Classes:
zooOrganizer
Comment
Deduction
Optional now but may be used as Interface later.
Must have for a set of animals. Your Zoo and AnimalSet can combine to one class
with AnimalSet as an attribute.
zoo
Must have for abstract of all animals. Well done.
animal
Must have for mammal specific species. Need this one for the specific type.
mammal
Must have for reptile specific species. Need this one for the specific type.
reptile
Must have for bird specific species. Need this one for the specific type.
bird
Optional but better to have.
zooKeeper
Attributes for each class:
At least a set of animals. Again, the animal set is an attribute of zoo. You may use
Vector data (see the trip class in the trip organizer example).
zoo
-3
-3
-3
At least name, birthdate, age, species, and life expectancy. Add life expectancy.
At least one attribute different from other species. Add the class with one specific
attribute to this type of animal.
mammal
At least one attribute different from other species. See mammal.
reptile
At least one attribute different from other species. See mammal.
bird
Methods for each class:
At least add, edit, and delete animals. Also, save and open files. Add the missing
methods. Again, see the trip class of the example.
zoo
At least get/set/calculate its attributes. Better to have separate method for
updating those attributes.
animal
At least methods related to its own attribute and/or to override. Also, convert
and load from String so that you can save to and open from files. Add the class
with the missing methods. Again, check the specific reservation class in that trip
example.
mammal
animal
reptile
bird
-1
-1
-1
-1
-2
At least methods related to its own attribute and/or to override. Also, convert
and load from String so that you can save to and open from files. See mammal.
At least methods related to its own attribute and/or to override. Also, convert
and load from String so that you can save to and open from files. See mammal.
Total Deduction:
Your Score:
-2
-2
-19
81
Note: Checklist and Comment in black are expectations. Comment in blue is feedback to meet expectations
While expectations are set at the start of the project, they are managed throughout the
life cycle. As such, there are many factors impacting them, and many nuances and
intricacies involved in managing them. These factors include:
▪ Having open discussions at all stages and under all conditions and
circumstances during the project
▪ Keeping communication lines open throughout the project life cycle
▪ Conducting communications and escalation planning
▪ Planning for communication in crisis situations
▪ Using the same language as the business when communicating with the
business team
▪ Demonstrating consistency of messaging across all project team members
▪ Reinforcing the project mission throughout the life of the project
▪ Demonstrating cohesiveness of the project team
Assignment:
Select 1 of the 8 factors on managing expectations you read about in Chapter 3 and answer the
following questions: What is the factor? Why is it important? How does it help in
managing expectations throughout the project?
Zoo
+ZooName:string
+AddSet(set:AnimalSet)
+RemoveSet(set:AnimalSet)
+ValidateName():Exception
0..*
AnimalSet
+Active Set:bool
Animal
+AddAninal(details:Animal)
+RemoveAnimal(details:Animal)
+Type:string
+Species:string
+Name: string
+Age: integer
+BirthDate: date
0..1
+GetLifeExpectancy:integer
+Update Details(Type:string,
Species:string, Name:string, Age:integer,
BirthDate, date)

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