This document provides details about a senior capstone network project including the team members, project manager, scope manager, and hardware specialist. It outlines the project inputs such as the budget to cover costs of software, hardware, installation, and maintenance. The project outputs will include developing a public and private network for users, servers for data storage and email, desktops with appropriate software, and a website for customers. The procedures will involve planning, implementing, ordering, installing, setting up, and maintaining the network.

1. ITEC-4750-01 Networking & Information Assurance Team
Input, Output, & Procedures
Project Name: ITEC 4750 Senior Capstone Network Project
Team Members: Paul Szczepaniak, Teresa Barron, Brittany Gilstrap, Paul Spilman,
Alexander Wang, Ronald Norton, Kimberly Pate & Jerry Bryan
Project Manager: Jerry Bryan
Date: Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Prepared By
Document Owner(s) Project/Organization Role
Brittany Gilstrap Scope Manager
Paul Spilman Hardware Specialist
Project Closure Report Version Control
Version Date Author Change Description
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2. Project Input
Project input includes the cost to cover purchases of software, hardware (servers, desktops,
printers, and phone systems), ISP charges, installation fees, and maintenance fees. The
budget has been set to cover all costs. Other inputs include the time expected to plan out the
network, implementing the network, and maintaining the network. Also, the people it will take
to get all of this work done on time, and accurately.
Project Output
Project output includes the network developed overall which makes up a public network for
outside users, private network for inside users, servers for data storage and email usage,
desktops with appropriate software for FreeMax users, a website for customers to browse,
and security to protect against intrusion or attacks.
Project Procedures
Project procedures include planning out the project, implementing the project, ordering all
software and hardware, purchase services through ISPs, installing the networks, hardware,
software, cabling, setting up the network and security, and maintaining the network.
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