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Individual Reflective Report: The Agile (Scrum) Methodology

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BSc (Hons) In Computer Science (2nd Year) Laksamana College of Business Module Title: Experiential Learning Reflective Report Module Code: CO5019 Chester ID: 1624977 Assessment Number: J37619 Table of Contents Reflective Report 3 Individual Reflective Report 3 Project Overview 3 Methodology 4 My Role 4 Database (Creating a good Database) 5 Forum 5 Conflict and Problems 6 Conclusion 6 Reflective Report Individual Reflective Report This report will highlight and outline my experiences throughout the development of this project under CO5019 as well as explaining various sorts of problems as well as solutions to these problems. The members of this group are: Syamim, Haqqim, Raehan, Maziah and Aziimah. Tyro, is the name assigned …show more content…

In general, this methodology involves iterative cycles and in turn assists us in the unpredictability of designing the software as well as removing complex methods when undergoing the development of this project, we can continue from an area where the error arose and not start from the beginning. This has helped us with achieving the client’s needs effectively. Our project manager, Azimah has assigned us suitable towards our knowledge of software development. With me being the Database Designer and Researcher which I feel I have fulfilled the role. In order for me to know what’s needed to be in the database, I have to research about it as well as what a website usually needs for their database and with that I had a much higher understanding of the standards of website data and databases. My Role In this project, Aziimah (Project Manager) had given me the task of designing the Database as well as Researching. First of all, we need to know that every website that has a log in feature should come with a register user feature to enable users to log in. This in turn needs a medium for data to be stored, and that is a database. But a database must not be filled with unnecessary information, it has to be filled with information based on client’s needs and what they want in it for future references such as; address and phone number. Database (Creating a good …show more content…

They are; Knowing the terms involving a database (such as primary and foreign keys), designing the process (how and what to do), knowing the purpose of our database (what is it used for such as for storing information or as a temporary storage), acquiring the right information (since this is for login purpose, only store necessary information), acquired information should divided into tables for better categorization, also specifying which information should be the primary key (i.e the unique ID for each individual, this also helps us retrieve information by using the ID only), relationships of each tables i.e the relationship of employees with their specific roles. Also making sure that no data should ever be redundant, duplicate data should be cleared to avoid excess use of memory. Finally, redesigning and refining the design of the table. Once all of this is done, can we only proceed to connecting the database to the website that uses the login feature. Members can now register via that feature and each information required will be stored into

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