BIS 261 DeVry All Week iLab

1. Select your assigned Team Meeting area under the Team Area tab. Be sure you and your team members
review the “iConnect Meeting” information located on the TEAM AREA tab.
2. Be sure you RECORD your iConnect JAD Session.
3. Assign one team member to act as moderator and another to act as recorder (scribe).
4. During your JAD session, agree on at least ten (10) pertinent, high-level business requirements for the project.
The team member assigned to act as the recorder for the meeting should document the meeting minutes and
the agreed list of requirements in a Word file. The minutes and list of requirements will be used in the next
iLab.
5. All team members should participate fully in the meeting, using the communication and facilitation skills
learned during the week. Team members should act in character for their assigned roles, but should also work
to support the team as a whole.
6. When finished, Stop the iConnect Recording and close the session.
STEP 6: Save and submit
The team member assigned the role of Business Systems Analyst should submit copies of the meeting invitation and
final meeting agenda to the iLab Dropbox on the course site (in addition to the copies posted on the team SharePoint
site). To do so:
1. Open theW4_iLab_TeamX.docxfile containing the meeting invitation that you created in Step 3;
2. Go to the home page of your team area on the SharePoint site. Press the key to capture an image of the page,
including the final Agenda. Paste this image at the end of the meeting invitation file; and
3. Save the file and submit it to the Dropbox for this week's iLab assignment. In the comments box of your
Dropbox submission, state the date and time of your JAD session. If you used practice time at the start, also
state at what time in the session you began the formal JAD meeting.
Submit your assignment to the Dropbox, located at the top of this page. For instructions on how to use the Dropbox,
read these step-by-step instructions.
BIS 261 DeVry Week 6 iLab Latest
Scenario and Summary
Acme Video Games is a video game rental company that rents video games for the major gaming consoles (Sony
PlayStation, Nintendo Wii, and Xbox 360). Acme has recently decided to expand its distribution by renting games
through automated vending machines, similar to the way that Redbox rents DVDs. You have been hired by Acme as a
business analyst to help develop the software for the new vending machines.
Each Acme vending machine will be stocked with a selection of popular video games. The machine will have a
touchscreen, a credit-card swipe reader, a slot for dispensing rented games, and a second slot for returning games.
Each machine is connected to the Internet.
To begin using the machine, a customer touches a button on the screen to select one of two options, Rent a Game or
Return a Game.
If the customer chooses Rent a Game, he or she selects the desired game from a list displayed on the screen, swipes
a valid credit card, enters his or her zip code, and enters an e-mail address. The vending machine contacts Acme's
bank over its Internet connection and charges the customer's credit card for a one-night rental fee. If the charge is
accepted by the bank, the bank returns an authorization code to the machine. The machine then dispenses the game
to the customer and e-mails a receipt to the customer's e-mail address. The machine transmits a record of the rental,
including the customer's information and the unique ID number of the game disc that was dispensed, to a central
computer system at Acme's headquarters over its Internet connection.
If the customer chooses Return a Game, the screen prompts the customer to insert the game into the return slot. The
machine reads the game disc's ID number from a bar code on the disc, and transmits it to the central computer system
at Acme headquarters over its Internet connection. The central computer returns the date and time of the rental and
the customer's information. If the customer kept the game for more than one night, the machine sends an additional
rental charge to Acme's bank over its Internet connection, and receives an authorization code from the bank if the
charge was accepted. The machine e-mails a receipt for the returned game to the customer's e-mail address. The
additional rental charges, if any, are noted on this receipt.
Upon completing this lab, you will be able to: