Preliminary schedule completed
Got back from the wedding in Gävle late yesterday night - tired as a raver after a night out without drugs, but it was all worth it. Had a great time up there, and the wedding (including the party) was a total success. Anyway, it was back to reality this morning.
Magnus came over to my place to discuss the preliminary schedule and assignments we have to do in the nearest upcoming days. We asserted a couple of more risks which were added to the project structure document (although we haven't received any feedback on the original draft yet - we'll have to merge these two versions when the comments on the first draft arrives).
Also, we looked over the preliminary schedule for the tasks presented in the MS Project document. I think we reached a consensus about how much time we think each activity will take. It's really hard to do these kind of estimations, but we'll have to be flexible and reschedule when we see things aren't really going as well or as fast as we first thought. The MS Project draft is in Magnus hands now for a review, and I'm certain we'll be able to send it to Nils later this evening.
I do have some other good news to report: the meeting with Dag will finally be carried out on Monday afternoon next week (17 of September). We have loads of questions that has to be straightened out during that meeting. This meeting will serve almost as a second "starting point" whereafter we actually can get started with the "real work", if you don't mind calling it so.
As usual, my TODO-list:
Magnus came over to my place to discuss the preliminary schedule and assignments we have to do in the nearest upcoming days. We asserted a couple of more risks which were added to the project structure document (although we haven't received any feedback on the original draft yet - we'll have to merge these two versions when the comments on the first draft arrives).
Also, we looked over the preliminary schedule for the tasks presented in the MS Project document. I think we reached a consensus about how much time we think each activity will take. It's really hard to do these kind of estimations, but we'll have to be flexible and reschedule when we see things aren't really going as well or as fast as we first thought. The MS Project draft is in Magnus hands now for a review, and I'm certain we'll be able to send it to Nils later this evening.
I do have some other good news to report: the meeting with Dag will finally be carried out on Monday afternoon next week (17 of September). We have loads of questions that has to be straightened out during that meeting. This meeting will serve almost as a second "starting point" whereafter we actually can get started with the "real work", if you don't mind calling it so.
As usual, my TODO-list:
Finish the project plan in MS ProjectWrite the Risk assessment document(we think this is already done, if this document is part of the project structure).Write the Project structure documentSend the draft of the Project structure document to Nils- Send the draft of the schedule to Nils
- Check out Reflector and code metrics (low prio as of now)
- Read more about Software Metrics
- Find more reading material about Software Metrics
- Come to a conclusion if we will get an office at the university or not
- Get some answers on how to solve the practical problem with laptops to borrow
