INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY APPLIED PROJECT 1 Topic: Vehicle anti-theft and face recognition system – Continuing 1. Project Plan: Proposal 2. Project Proposal / Portfolio: Requirements analysis and System...

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY APPLIED PROJECT 1 Topic: Vehicle anti-theft and face recognition system – Continuing 1. Project Plan: Proposal 2. Project Proposal / Portfolio: Requirements analysis and System Design 3. Oral Presentation The Project Plan: Proposal (30%)   For IT students, it consists of a brief proposal and outline of your proposed project, making some reference to the literature relevant to your project.  This initial project plan will be due at the end of the first week and should be at least 1000 words.  Project Plan (Proposal) is worth 30% of your final mark. The Project Proposal / Portfolio: Requirements analysis and System Design (50%)  It consists of gathering / researching the software and hardware requirements of the proposed system. You will then need to analyse these requirements. Feel free to use your convenient analysis and design tools. You are required to submit a System Analysis and Design Document of at least 5000 words. The requirement analysis and design document is worth 50% of your final mark. MARKING RUBRIC Criteria High Distinction (80-100%) Criteria 1 Structure 10 points (8-10 points) · Excellent structure. Title page professional. · All Summary, Introduction, Conclusion and References sections present in the report. · Good analysis of functional and non-functional requirements · Use cases, class diagrams or other appropriate tools used · Table of contents accurate and detailed. List of Figures and Tables included · Page or Word limit met   Criteria 2 Presentation/Layout 10 points (8-10 points) · Very well presented. Looks professional. Margins set and text justified. · Consistent spacing throughout the report between paragraphs and sentences · Consistent font size/style. Pages numbered. · Appropriate length of paragraphs/sentences. · Appropriate spacing throughout the report · All headings and sub-headings very well labelled and distinguished. All figures and tables captioned · . /  Criteria 3 Summary/Intro/Conclusion 30 points (24-30 points) · Summary includes the purpose, scope, research methods, main arguments, and conclusions drawn. · Introduction includes the background information, purpose and scope. · Conclusion includes the purpose, the main investigated points, achievements, results, and recommendations 22 points (21-23.5 points) · Good Summary, Introduction and Conclusion sections. · They address most of the points outlined in Level5 Criteria 4 Language 10 points (8-10 points) · Written very clearly and precisely · No grammatical and spelling errors. Appropriate use of vocabulary. Detailed attention to punctuation Criteria 5 Content/Body 30 points (24-30 points) · Excellent attempt in addressing the requirements of the project. · Good analysis of functional and non-functional requirements · Use cases, class diagrams, DFDs or Pseudocodes used to describe the system designed · All key points thoroughly and systematically investigated. · Very high-quality information/data presented · High level of analysis and/or design. Excellent discussion of results. 22 points (21-23.5 points) · Good attempt in addressing the research question/topic · All key requirements analysed and designed. · Use cases, class diagrams, DFDs or Pseudocodes used to describe the system designed. · High quality information/data presented. · Good analysis and/or design. Good discussion of designed system. 19 points (18-20.5 points) · Adequate attempt in addressing the research question/topic. · Most key requirements analysed and designed. · Sufficient information/data presented · Sufficient analysis and/or synthesis. Sufficient discussion of results. Criteria 6 Referencing 10 points (8-10 points) · Sufficient references. Effectively used. Correctly formatted as per the style guide. · Sophisticated paraphrasing with effective in-text references · Turnitin used. Meets all academic requirements
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Answer To: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY APPLIED PROJECT 1 Topic: Vehicle anti-theft and face recognition system –...

Neha answered on Feb 23 2021
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Contents
About    2
Purpose    2
Scope    2
Assumptions    2
Acronyms        2
Document Maintenance    2
Background    3
Background and scope    3
Approach    3
Milestones    3
Objectives    3
Project Management Approach    4
Project Management Approach    4
Overview    4
Project Charter    5
Communication Management    5
Document Management    5
Schedule Management    5
References    6
About
Purpose
The purpose of this project overview plan is to help the user to understand project management for vehicle anti-theft and face recognition system. In this report we will discuss how the project will be, monitor and then control during the life cycle of the system. With this report it will be useful for the developer to understand the working of the system and the procedure which will be followed.
Scope
The scope of driving this project overview plan is to provide the overview about vehicle anti-theft and face recognition system and also describe the approach which will be employed for managing the whole project. This project plan includes summary description for the project management plans which can be combined with this plan to use as the total body for the management plan of the system. This report includes all the assumptions, constraints, acronyms and detailed background of the system.
Assumptions
The following assumptions can be used for designing the new system:
We can assume that the user is not wearing any mask.
We can assume that system has complete power supply.
We can assume that the system will be installed on the vehicle.
Acronyms
The following acronyms can be found in the following report.
CCTV – Close circuit television
IP – Internet Protocol
PCA – Principal component analysis
LCD – Liquid crystal display
PIR – Passive infrared sensor
Document Maintenance
The project manager will be utilising this plant as the part of normal maintenance and operations along with the activities which will be conducted by the system. Please document also has a revision history log. Whenever any changes take place in this document then the version number will be updated in the increment manner and it will also revise the date.
Background
Background and scope
Currently, the security for the vehicles is not enough by locking the door. The door is not enough to protect the vehicles and accessories. The smart vehicle security system is still not so popular for the users due to its high price tag. This security system can be improved to make it more secure in the market and we can modify this system by building it with low-cost material by fulfilling the needs of the user. The scope of this report is to design the embedded system along with the face recognition system. This project includes new design for the security of the system with low-cost material but with enhanced security level. This system was to design against the weakness of the current security system for vehicles. The design architecture, assumptions and keywords are included in this report for better understanding.
Approach
With this report it would...
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