Mid-Term Report

Submitted To Lect. Simpel Jindal Name

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!rie& de$cription o& t"e 'r(ani)ation and *or+ Culture
,CL C-C is an initiative that enables individuals and organizations to beneft from HCLs
expertise in the IT space. The company has ventured into the feld of IT training ith an
ob!ective to meet the increasing demand for s"illed professionals across the country.
#ur alliance ith leading IT corporations such as $icrosoft% &ed Hat and #racle provides
us ith valuable inputs for augmenting our curriculum as ell as in adopting global best
practices in IT education. #ur training solutions are designed to help you stay
competitive today as ell as in the future.
't HCL% the concept of people empoerment has been our guiding force through an
eventful !ourney of over ( decades having made HCL a )* billion global conglomerate.
HCL has played a pioneering role in creating and transforming the IT + IT ,nabled
-ervices industry in India and abroad.
#ver the years% HCL has shaped the careers of thousands of IT professionals and
transformed lives. 'nd e invite you to share this legacy of excellence in the form of HCL
Career .evelopment Centre.
*or+ culture
't HCL% people are not !ust employees but family. -o% li"e an important member of the
family should% you get endless freedom to experiment% unlimited empoerment to
execute your dreams and the rare opportunity to be an entrepreneur.
,CL C-C is the progenitor of the HCL /roup and is "non as the .%ntrepreneurial
/ncubator in the Indian IT industry. 0e believe in empoering people to help achieve
their goals 1 goals that are achieved by the coming together of talent and innovation%
poered by onership and freedom to experiment% leading to tremendous groth and
gains for the individual and the organisation. 0e pride ourselves in being a pioneer in
creating the Indian IT Industry% by pioneering the creation of the people for the industry.
#ur H& philosophy is 2beyond H& 3ractices and -ystems4% here e are ceaselessly
creating the 5HCL 6amily% hose .7' is 3ride% 3assion% 3erformance and 3eople% ith an
inexhaustible -pirit of ,ntrepreneurship.
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!rie& de$cription o& t"e project
Training or" assigned by HCL is related to development of eb as ell as indo based
softare solutions. It uses the technology .N%T 0&rame1or+ 2.34.
This pro!ect is a 1eb ba$ed $olution. The languages covered under this pro!ect are C5
and 6SP.N%T
PR'J%CT
The pro!ect assigned to the concerned student is the ebsite of 7ord Motor company.
This pro!ect covers the Information% -ales and -ervice of vehicle models o9ered by 6ord
$otors in India.
0ebsite have modules li"e brosing the vehicle models % purchasing options% repair and
services% online boo"ing for service% information about shorooms % customer care and
service stations of 6ord% vehicle specifcations% safety features% advanced features% &-':
&oad -ide 'ssistance.
This pro!ect has measured the 'rt:of:.esigning% Coding capabilities% .atabase
'rchitecture% Connectivity -"ills and many other calibers in the trainee and ill excel
them according to the professional re;uirements.
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Project plan /nitiation a$ per $ynop$i$
When you think of a project initiation document or PID, think about how something is manufactured or
produced. Before that vehicle goes into production, all the elements of how it will be made, who it will be sold
to, and how profits will be distributed are outlined ahead of time. While there are change control issues with
any product, essentially, a PID can help you determine everything about the project before it begins. It helps
you define things like goals, the project scope, risks, controls and budgets.
.Goals
!he goal of the project is to < &edesign and re:implement the ebsite for greater functionality%
attractiveness% and ease of maintenance.
8. Project $cope
0ebsite ill be helpful for the visitors% customers and company personnel. =isitors can get any
"ind of the information related to the vehicles. Customers get services and can trac" a
maintenance schedule for their oned vehicles. $oreover company personnel can "eep a vie
on accounts% schedules% and stoc"s and of course% on customers.
(.!ud(et
3ro!ect >udget gives the cost% e9ort and time estimates for the pro!ect. In this pro!ect cost is
calculated by C#C#$#. ,ach constraint is measured and helps to fnd fnal cost.
?.Project Re$ource$
' pro!ect is assigned to a team @minimum of ( peopleA. The team comprises programmers%
database experts% code experts% testers etc.
?.B Team structure
The team comprise of a Team Leader ho ill describe the pro!ect to programmers and
database designers.
' smallest team comprise of ( people ho have to or" on multiple roles i.e. as a
programmer% team leader% database expert% graphic designer etc.
?.8 $anagement reporting and communication
This is done by carefully brea"ing the hole pro!ect or" to individual modules.
,ach module is assigned to the feld expert along ith standards and deadline. ,ngineers
or" according to the tas" assigned and later these modules are combined according to
the re;uirements of the pro!ect.
*.Ri$+ Mana(ement
=arious ris"s such as database corruption and programming errors are tac"led by ta"ing
timely bac"ups. ,rrors are removed and debugging ta"es place on virtual servers.
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&is" 6actor Impact on 3ro!ect &is" 3lan @-trategyA &esp.
6ord resourcing
conCicts or shortages
The pro!ect cost and
schedule @primarily
scheduleA could overrun
'ssign full technical
resources hen possible
#btain commitment of
resources to meet the
pro!ect schedule
Create an alternate
resource plan for critical
tas"s
3ro!ect
$anager
Clients are unable to
prepare% approve% or
enter content by the
re;uired deadline
3ro!ect could run over
scheduleD is unli"ely to
run over cost
&eassign content
responsibilities ithin
client department
Client
pro!ect
manage
r
Clients do not have as
many images as are
needed for the site
-ite is less attractive 3rovide places in hich
images can be added
easily laterD search for
and buy images from
vendors
commission local
photographers to ta"e
more imagesD canvass
faculty for images from
their research papers
sta9
-erverEhostingE
infrastructure
problems
-ite cant go live on
time .
0or" ith campus hosts
to develop alternatives
3$
6ny modi8cation$ or de9iation$ &rom $ynop$i$
There are no modifcationsEchanges from the synopsis.
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Te$t$ and Re$ult$
Testing ill provide you ith this information. There are four types of testing% ith each
test process giving you di9erent information.
:nit Te$tin(; Fnit testing happens at the development level. 0hen a developer builds a
piece of code that delivers a set of functionality% they must test it to ma"e sure it or"s
and that it delivers the re;uired functionality. ' developer tests by running the code in
their on environment. ' piece of code @be it a eb page or a functionA should never go
into a systems integration environment until it has been unit tested.
The test as conducted and pro!ect as found bug free.
Sy$tem inte(ration te$tin( 0S/T4; ' systems integration environment is a test
environment here code @eb pages% classes% databasesA is placed to ensure the
application as a hole or"s together. Fsually theres more than one developer building
an application or site. ,ach one unit tests their individual functions and pages% and one a
regular basis% their code is deployed into the -IT environment and tested together. This
ensures one developers code doesnt brea" the others. Fsually test cases and test
scripts are developed based on the functional re;uirements and tested here. It provides
a more integrated vie of the application. This is also the environment that gives a
mirror of the production environment. $ost applications live ith other applications in
production. This is the frst chance to ensure that the ne applicationEsite doesnt brea"
and isnt bro"en by other sites or applications in the same environment.
The test as conducted and pro!ect as found bug free.
Stre$$ and Per&ormance Te$tin( 0S<P4; -tress and performance testing is the
process of ensuring that the site or application handles ell under load. This means that
it can support the expected volumes of users and o9ers an acceptable level of
performance for these users. 0hat are the expected user volumes and acceptable
performance levelsG If the business doesnt "no% then loo" at hat other
sitesEapplications provide and assume from that point. /enerally you dont do too much
-+3 testing until most of the -IT testing is complete.
The test as conducted and pro!ect as found bug free.
:$er 6cceptance Te$tin( 0:6T4; This is exactly hat it sounds li"eD the actual users
test the application to ensure it does hat they are expecting it to do. Test scripts and
test cases executed in the -IT testing above can be used% but they must be run by actual
users of the system. #nce the users test the applicationEsite and approve it% then it can
be moved into production and go live.
The test as conducted and pro!ect as found bug free.
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