ICT Project flashcards

1. The candidate identifies an ICT project of their choice. 2. A proposal is submitted to KASNEB. 3. Once approved, the candidate undertakes the project under supervision. 4. The completed project is presented before a panel at KASNEB.

It names a specific population, the specific mechanism causing the problem and the specific kind of solution. A weak one, such as 'small businesses have trouble managing their inventory', is too broad to build an achievable project around and gives a panel nothing concrete to evaluate.

It is usually false, easily checked, and a panel will challenge it directly. The stronger approach acknowledges what exists and explains precisely where it falls short for the stated context, for example cost, complexity or connectivity assumptions. That honest gap analysis is what justifies the project.

Functional: a specific behaviour the system must perform, e.g. 'the system shall allow a shop owner to record a new stock item and its quantity.' Non-functional: a quality the system must exhibit generally, e.g. 'the system shall remain usable on a low-bandwidth mobile connection', covering performance, security, usability and reliability among others.

Waterfall: each phase is completed fully before the next begins. Suits stable, well-understood requirements from the outset. Agile/iterative: small working increments, revisiting requirements and design as understanding improves. Suits requirements likely to evolve, often the realistic case for a capstone project.

A precise input, the expected output, and the actual result once run. It is derived directly from a requirement; a requirement without a corresponding test case has never really been verified as met.

Results: the validation findings exactly as tested, including requirements only partially met or not met. Discussion: interprets those results, explaining why each came out as it did and what it means for the project's success against its original objectives.

Design or technology choice: restate the justification the report gives, grounded in the project's requirements and constraints. Limitation: answer honestly and directly, without becoming defensive. Unknown answer: say so honestly and, where possible, reason through it from what is known, rather than guessing confidently.

Reviewing and advising on the proposal before submission and on major design decisions. Monitoring progress at agreed intervals. Advising on technical and methodological questions without doing the candidate's work. Attesting to KASNEB that the work is genuinely the candidate's own and was carried out under their supervision.

No. If a project collects even a single real person's personal data, for requirements gathering, testing or the system's own operation, the Act's principles apply exactly as they would to a live commercial system. They should be addressed deliberately in the project's design.

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