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Self-assessment Prog Win & Mac

October 17th, 2009

I want a program created that will allow users to self-assess the progress of their projects.

However, the user base will be split evenly between PCs and macs, therefore I need a version for both platforms.

The program will be highly object orientated in that its purpose is to allow users to create many projects, each of which will have sub-projects, which will in turn have their own attributes.

My current thinking is that projects and their attributes should be represented as a tree structure. Users will be able to add or change attributes by adding nodes or selecting existing nodes.

Half the screen should be devoted to displaying the tree and the other half to displaying the currently selected node’s attributes.

The second function of the program will be to provide tools to analyse the progress of projects and sub-projects based on filtered criteria. These will be mainly statistical in nature and will ideally include some graphical representation e.g. bar or pie charts.

Users should be able to save their projects into a proprietary file type.

Obviously, they will need to be able to load projects as well as save them.


Self-assessment Prog Win & Mac

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