2023 Guidelines for Assignment Submission The assignment has 10 tasks The Merit and Distinction criteria will also apply to the | Assignment Collections

Guidelines for Assignment Submission The assignment has 10 tasks. The Merit and Distinction criteria will also apply to the Interim Submission. The Interim grade will contribute to the overall grade. The final submission will cover all the tasks in the assignment. The attendance percentage and participation in class will contribute towards the achievement of Distinction grade. Scenario Synergy Solutions Ltd are a small business unit of a large software development house specialising including production of Bespoke Software Applications. The clients range from large multinationals corporations involved in chemical plant production to a diverse range of small companies. You have been doing given a probationary placement as an analyst with Synergy Solutions. Before analysts are permitted to work within the large contracts division they are required. to work a probationary period for the small and very small projects department. This gives probationary Analysts the opportunity to demonstrate and learn the technical analyst skills and develop the necessary knowledge and ability to use a wide range of tools and techniques. Synergy solutions, has assigned the Great Dunmow Taxi Service (GDTC) as your first client and your first job in your probationary period. They require you analyse and design a solution for this GDTC. Your immediate training predecessor, Mr AA Milne has successfully completed his probationary period. Having begun the initial stages of this project, his preliminary findings are enclosed as a series of appendices. The Synergy Solutions Training supervisor now requires you to complete this project using a formal methodology suitable for release for software production. Complete documentation is required to enable you to learn to produce documents suitable for release to production of larger, more risky projects. A good, well presented, design, and analysis will not require further significant includes from the analyst during the implementation…