SE-STORE Program Development (PSP 0 & PSP 0.1)

This repository highlights the development of the SE-STORE project, created using the Personal Software Process (PSP) methodology, specifically PSP 0 and PSP 0.1. It showcases progressive iterations of a store management system implemented in Java, accompanied by detailed PSP logs and analysis.

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Project Overview

The SE-STORE project consists of 10 iterative programs, progressing from basic functionality to a full-featured store management system. Each iteration follows the PSP framework, focusing on time tracking, defect management, and continuous improvement.

Key Features Across Iterations

1. SE-STORE#1: Basic product listing.
2. SE-STORE#2: Product categorization.
3. SE-STORE#3: Currency conversion to THB.
4. SE-STORE#4: User authentication and role-based access.
5. SE-STORE#5: Member role management.
6. SE-STORE#6: Sorting and discounts by role.
7. SE-STORE#7: Editing member information.
8. SE-STORE#8: Staff-based product management.
9. SE-STORE#9: Shopping cart and order management.
10. SE-STORE#10: Search and advanced order handling.

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PSP Methodology Implementation

PSP 0: Baseline Process

• Focus:
  • Time tracking.
  • Basic defect recording.
  • Individual responsibility for planning and development.

PSP 0.1: Enhanced Process

• Focus:
  • Incorporating defect prevention and detailed tracking.
  • Iterative improvement in design and code quality.

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PSP Highlights

• Time Tracking:

  • All programs include planned vs. actual time reports.
  • Analysis of time deviations to identify bottlenecks.

• Defect Recording:

  • Logs highlight defect counts and resolution time.
  • No compile-time or test-phase defects detected across all programs.

• Design & Workflow Improvements:

  • Flowcharts for each iteration to ensure clarity and modularity.
  • Increased efficiency in later iterations due to familiarity with PSP practices.

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Learning Outcomes

• Personal Software Process (PSP):

  • Mastered foundational PSP practices (PSP 0, PSP 0.1).
  • Applied structured problem-solving techniques.

• Java Development:

  • Progressed from basic programming to advanced features.

• Process Improvement:

  • Identified key areas for enhancement through iterative feedback.

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Documentation

Each iteration includes:

• Development Plan: Goals and methodology for each version.
• Time Recording Logs: Planned vs. actual time analysis.
• Defect Recording Logs: Issue tracking and resolution.
• Flowcharts: Workflow representation.

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Contact Information

• Developer: Pakkapon Chomchoey
• Email: 66160080@go.buu.ac.th
• Institution: Faculty of Informatics, Burapha University
• Program: Software Engineering

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This project serves as an exemplary case of integrating PSP principles with practical Java development to create a high-quality, iterative software solution. 🎯