APPENDIX A



Expected Output

A cost-effective and reliable Linux-based POS system for the AUP Cafeteria is expected to be implemented by this project thesis. Additionally documentation like diagrams, pictures, tables, charts about the construction and experimentation about the project will be posted in the internet for public consumption.



Project Schedule

Since the methodology to be used is the Spiral Model, all or any of the activities may take several instances along the timeframe which is expected to span seven months. The Gantt chart below shows when an activity is expected to be of most intensity and focus.

Task

Duration

Weeks

Initial Requirements Gathering

8 weeks





























Project Planning

8 weeks





























Risk Analysis

4 weeks





























Planning based on user information

2 weeks





























Initial Prototyping

12 weeks





























2nd Prototyping

8 weeks





























Engineering

8 weeks





























Testing

8 weeks





























Final Touches

4 weeks





























Documentation

2 weeks





























Work Assignment

The writer will handle most of the facilitating, collecting of requirements, design, programming, purchasing, experimentation, installation, and other activities in the project. The aid of assistants might be needed in physical setup of the network between buildings and across the creek.

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Cost Efficiency and Reliability of Linux-Based Thin-Client Point Of Sale Systems

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