Lead Global Digital Projects

Department of Management Information Systems, Temple University

Lead Global Digital Projects

MIS 3535.001 ■ Spring 2024 ■ Marie-Christine Martin

Team Project

For the studio portion of this class, you and 3-4 classmate(s) will be working on a project and learn how to assume the role of a product manager. As a team, you will create & assemble artifacts and deliver digital product(s) to our client(s).

Your contributions to the team project will be reviewed by your teammate(s). Their feedback on your contributions to the team project will be affecting your individual final team project grade (5% of your total grade).

Project Description

MIS3535 Project Description – Student Clinic for Immigrant Justice

Info received after the 1st client interview:

  1.  Photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/1kdkqUnEH9pHZE1U8
  2. Websites that our client likes:
    1.  https://simforus.org/
    2. https://www.180dc.org/
    3. https://www.letsgetready.org/
    4. https://www.foodrecoverynetwork.org/
    5. https://teamrubiconusa.org/
    6. https://www.worldwildlife.org/
    7. United We Dream | The Largest Immigrant Youth-Led Network
  3. SCIJ Grant Response Bank
  4. Video to include: Student Clinic for Immigrant Justice is training and mobilizing students to protect immigrant rights (youtube.com)
  5. Dashboard: SCIJ Impact Dashboard (Updated: 01/30/2024) › Student Impact (google.com)

Project/Website

You will be creating a client website or other digital products on the MIS Community platform :

  • The website/digital products must be thoughtfully designed and look professional
  • We have an MIS server, project.mis.temple.edu dedicated to selected MIS courses. Your website/digital products must be on this server. Create your project site and select the theme you want.

Start the website/digital products early and then improve and add to it as you work progresses.

Instructions on how to create your account / choose your theme: MIS3535-Creating-a-WordPress-Site-and-Theme_v3

In addition to your client’s website, you will be posting your final artifacts on Canvas for grading purposes.

The artifacts are:

  • Definition of done (from week 4 studio Day)
  • Stakeholder Register
  • Product Roadmap
  • Refined Backlog (as of week 9-10)
  • Sprint Burndown chart (last sprint) – include the source data used to build your chart
  • Scrum Board (as of week 10)
  • Risk Register
  • Sprint retrospective

Final presentation

Each team will have 20 minutes to present their deliverables to the client, including Q&A
Every team members need to be present to earn full credit.
Spend most of your time on live demo.

A) Upload your final presentation (ppt) on canvas (see link below).
Max 4 pages including title page:

1.Title page (include team name/members, link to website)
2.Products developed
3.Key considerations for the client for their implementation

B) Upload a ppt that includes the following artifacts (this is for grading purposes and is not presented to the client)

  1. On the first page, please include the link to your website, list the features that you selected to build and if you built any additional features to earn extra credit (List those separately and clearly)
  2. Definition of done
  3. Stakeholder Register
  4. Product Roadmap
  5. Refined Backlog with estimation in story points or hours (as of week 10)
  6. Sprint Burndown chart (sprint 2 or 3) – use the format provided and update per feedback received on canvas in week 10
  7. Scrum Board (as of week 11) – you can use multiple pages if needed
  8. Risk Register (from week 11 studio day)
  9. Sprint retrospective

Submission on canvas

Team Project Grading

The final deliverable will be a set of artifacts, a client website and a final presentation.
See rubric on Canvas.