\documentclass[12pt]{article} % % Doug Nychka's LaTeX template (8/13/2004). To create a pdf file from this %use pdflatex % % if you read one more comment read the one that starts with *********** % % \nofiles % Suppress all those pesky files! % include some color support (see examples below) \usepackage[usenames,dvipsnames]{color} % % set background color \definecolor{Fcolor}{rgb}{.1,.1,.1} % A cool manila \definecolor{Pcolor}{rgb}{1,1,1} % A cool manila \pagecolor{Pcolor} % see the Tex files associated with dvipsnames % for some predefined colors. % % this little style file allows you to % step through a page adding items % \usepackage{isolatin1} \usepackage{pause} % for verbatiminput \usepackage{verbatim} % % include a graphics package for importing figures % \usepackage{graphicx} % % this nice package supports pdf, png, and jpeg in pdflatex %( but just eps for latex) % png and jpg formats for images are particularly efficient. % In R use the pdf/png function to create a pdf/png graphics file. % If you have a ps file in UNIX use convert foo.ps foo.pdf % to make it into a pdf version % % If the postscript file has too much white space around it % use ps2epsi foo.ps ; epstopdf foo.eps foo.pdf to shrink wrap the figure % % or use the utility xv to crop images manually. % % %******* The magic of pdflatex, % These options give information to the acrobat viewer for displaying. % Use % pdflatex example.tex % to create example.pdf for viewing ( e.g. acroread example.pdf) % if you comment out the next two lines you can just use latex to make the % usual kind of dvi or postscript output. But you will have to use % postscript figures instead of pdf ones. % \RequirePackage[pdftex,pdfpagemode=none, pdftoolbar=true, pdffitwindow=true,pdfcenterwindow=true]{hyperref} % % change these to suit! Margins assume an inch as default % \setlength{\paperheight}{7in} \setlength{\paperwidth}{9in} \setlength{\textheight}{6.00in} % 6.75 \setlength{\textwidth}{7.5in} \setlength{\evensidemargin}{-.75in} \setlength{\oddsidemargin}{-.75in} \setlength{\topmargin}{-.75in} \setlength{\parskip}{.125in} \setlength{\parindent}{0in} % % % set background color \definecolor{Pcolor}{rgb}{1,1,1} % A rosy manila \pagecolor{Pcolor} % Define heading color. \definecolor{Hcolor}{rgb}{.3,.3,.3} % my heading color % % these are my basic page headings % note how the color is set % \def\mytitle#1{{\color{Hcolor}{\it \LARGE #1}\\ }} \def\MYTITLE#1{{\color{Hcolor}{\huge #1}\\ \rule[.15in]{\textwidth}{.03in} }} \def\myTITLE#1{{\color{Hcolor}{\huge #1}\\}} % just to make the math work, everyone does this differently ... \newcommand{\BLD}[1]{\mbox{\boldmath $#1$}} % low tech way to start a new "slide" and add a background image % This has been tuned to the aspect paper sizes declared above. \newcommand{\emptyBS}{ \newpage \vspace*{-1in} \hspace*{-.5in} %\includegraphics[height=\paperheight, % width=\paperwidth]{dia0231_med.jpg} % old fire %\vspace*{-\paperheight} \vspace*{.5in} %\hspace*{-\paperwidth} } \newcommand{\BS}{ \newpage \vspace*{-1in} % \hspace*{-.5in} {\begin{center} \hfill PastEd \hfill \includegraphics[width=2em]{PastEd.png} \end{center} } %\includegraphics[height=\paperheight, % width=\paperwidth]{dia0230_back.jpg} % old fire %\vspace*{-\paperheight} \vspace*{.5in} %\hspace*{-\paperwidth} } % uncomment this version for just a new page and no background image. % note that you still get a background color from setting \pagecolor above %\newcommand{\BS}{ \newpage} \begin{document} \hypertarget{start}{} %%%%%%%%%%% {\color{Black} %begin default text color %{\color{White} %begin default text color {\LARGE % fault is LARGE size font { \sf % default face is sans serif %%%%%%%%%%%% %\vspace*{-1in} %\hspace*{-.5in} %\includegraphics[height=\paperheight, % width=\paperwidth]{dia0230_back.jpg} % old fire %\vspace*{-\paperheight} %\vspace*{.5in} %\hspace*{-\paperwidth} \BS \MYTITLE{Timetable} \begin{tabular}[t]{lllll} October & November & December & January\\ \hline\\ Planning & Prototype & Implementation & Testing \end{tabular} \BS \MYTITLE{revised Timetable} \begin{tabular}{lllll} October & November & December & January\\ \hline\\ & Planning & Prototype & Implementation & Testing \end{tabular} \BS \MYTITLE{Communication structure} \begin{itemize} \item course hours \item E-mail \item phone \item meetings \end{itemize} \BS \MYTITLE{Impediments on development progress} \begin{itemize} \item change of group structure (team merges) \item language barrier (English/ruby on rails) \item different level of experience \end{itemize} \BS \MYTITLE{Progress} \begin{itemize} \item implementation of the prototype got delayed until December \item problem: getting code to the destination server \item accessibility, layout and navigational decisions \item legal implications (liability, patent violations) \end{itemize} \BS \MYTITLE{functional specifications (Pflichtenheft)} \begin{itemize} \item quite straightforward from template \item final changes: legal implications, performance issues \end{itemize} \BS \MYTITLE{development proper: programming language} \begin{itemize} \item proposition: find an intriguing new programming language \pause \item perl/mason vs ruby on rails \pause \item ruby on rails: \begin{itemize} \item on the rise \item easy to use \item object oriented \item mighty generators \item scaffolding for the database interface during development \end{itemize} \end{itemize} \BS \MYTITLE{Implementation} \begin{itemize} \item as expected, the framework provided an interesting work environment \item fun to play with, powerful functions \item web framework directly embedded (cookies in pseudo-hashes, redirects, ...) \end{itemize} \BS \MYTITLE{Stastistics} \includegraphics{rake_stats.jpg} \BS \MYTITLE{development model} \begin{itemize} \item easy adaptation to changing requirements \item flexible stucture \pause \item agile development \end{itemize} \BS \MYTITLE{Links} {\small \href{http://www.unet.univie.ac.at/~a9803992/}{http://www.unet.univie.ac.at/\~{}a9803992/} \href{http://tigerente.htu.tuwien.ac.at/~aoe/studium/la_aoe/lederbauer_projektmanagement.dir/}{http://tigerente.htu.tuwien.ac.at/\~{}aoe/studium/la\_aoe/lederbauer\_projektmanagement.dir/} } }% end LARGE font block } % end of bold face block } % end default text color block \end{document}