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above shortages.
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Session Overview
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webinos Use Cases - Open Day
1. Webinos
WP2
André Paul
Future Applications and Media (FAME)
Fraunhofer Institute for Open Communication Systems
andre.paul@fokus.fraunhofer.de
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2. Where we are
D2.4 Updates on Scenarios and Use cases send
to EU beginning of may
D2.5 is pending, final wrap up is waiting to be
closed
According to DOW4 roughly only half of the
resources used so far and 1/3 is not planned
WP2 mostly done (one deliverable left)
– App competition is the only active activity (deliverable M36)
– VM will also create an update to last years open governance
index
– Background activities expected for adapting and extending
existing work over time until end of project life
3. D2.4
Scenarios revision
– re-written to better envisage webinos as we now
understand it
– aligned the usability research of D2.7 and D2.8
incorporating context of use description
incorporating personas
– scenarios which were subject to deletion were analyzed for
elements that can be incorporated into other scenarios.
A number of other EU projects were analyzed
regarding use cases and requirements but did not find
out major direct impact on the existing work (e.g,
actuator API)
First App Competition description
4. D2.4
Use cases were basically cleaned up
re-grouped to match groups used for requirements (more
appropriate categorization, common scheme across WP2
deliverables)
Majority of deleted use cases were found as to be too application
specific
Many of these use cases could be realized by implementing
applications (e.g., prior example section)
– Based on our revision of the scenarios, we concluded that additional
example use cases were unnecessary.
Also a number of general use cases were removed
– Duplications
– other similar use cases that were appropriately adapted
5. D2.5
requirements were improved in wording,
comprehensibility and to better match to design
decisions made in the last couple of months
Clean-up, roughly a third of existing requirements were
removed
– superseding or duplications
– referring to application functionalities
– fit criteria like requirements were removed.
Pending finalization of land scape update
6. Traceability / feature
proposals
Within webinos we need to create traceability for existing
(phase I) features and also for new features
For example if roadmap identifies features that are seen
to be new, WP2 should at least identify related use
cases and requirements (better start with narrative
scenario description)
WP2 needs to state that the feature can be realized with
X,Y,Z or WP2 may create new UC/Reqs or may decide
that the feature should not be considered as being part
of webinos
– may be a demo app or completely out of scope
Generic process:
http://dev.webinos.org/redmine/projects/wp2-
4/wiki/Proposed_external_functionality
7. Traceability: from
scenarios to back-logs
Scenarios do have an identifier and a title,
e.g., S-DA1: Smart Device Integration, and
have attached supporting use cases
– No use cases => no scenario
Use cases stating related scenarios and
related requirements
– No requirement => no use case
8. Traceability: from
scenarios to back-logs
Use cases need
to have attached
use case maps
stating where
is/could be
webinos involved.
No webinos
component
involved => no
use case
(but that most probably will be created by wp2
peoples)
9. Traceability: from
scenarios to back-logs
Requirements having attached scenarios,
use cases and backlog items (but not all,
non-functional reqs., supporting
requirements)
Automatic build process
– creates related wiki pages
– creates concept maps
10.
11. Traceability: from
scenarios to back-logs
Proposals to be send to wp2 list or better to create
a wiki page at
http://dev.webinos.org/redmine/projects/wp2-
4/wiki/Proposed_Updates
No traceability between wp2 and specs as well as
specs and WP4. How to deal with this?
What about making WP2 content (and maybe
other WP repositories) available to the public too?
– Transparency
– Same githhub? Having all together vs. separating
code from text