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This project is focusing full development of a mobile application. It includes requirements gathering up until

development pase. An extensive research is done to rectify

components necessary for this project. The findings are

gathered and used in this project frequently. This project is

target to accomplish 2 main objectives; to analyze the

requirements using mobile application framework for UiTM e

Advertisement Application, and todesign and develop UiTM

e-Advertisement Application. Project methodology is adapting

the Extreme Programming (XP) and consist of four phases

which use as a guide on achieving the objectives.It is expected

that the project gives benefits to both parties, the development

team and also researchers.

ABSTRACT

[CS226] Information System Engineering, UiTM [2011977667] ARIF FIKRI BIN AHMAD ABAS

Development of UiTM e-Advertisement Application using Mobile Application Framework

OBJECTIVES 1) To analyze the requirements using mobile application framework for UiTM e Advertisement Application.

2) To design and develop UiTM e-Advertisement Application.

SCOPE

The scope of this project is to develop e-Advertisement Application using mobile application framework focus for

UiTM students on only one mobile platform.

PROBLEM STATEMENT

The present designed web-based e-Advertisement system did not include mobile accessibility which is a requirement for

it to tackle the issue of ineffective information dissemination.

The information flow is restricted in certain location or group

(Belch, 2004), and it leads to slow feedback from the targeted

audience.

It is found out that there is market segmentation exist in

actual user of the system. User of e-Advertisement System is

an aggregate of people who as individuals have preference or

willingness to use computers; laptop/desktop and those who

are in favour of mobile devices; tablet/smartphone.

METHODOLOGY Project methodology is adapted from Extreme Programming (XP) and basically contain 4 phases:

- Phase 1 - - Phase 2 - - Phase 3 - - Phase 4 -

Exploration Planning Iteration Production

1Study requirements and explore all aspects of a mobile application development.

2Plan for the work to be done based on exploration or research done to project title. Breakdown features to be implemented

and prioritize into releases.

3Start designing the first iteration planned everything from user interface to database and their realtionships.

4Begin development of application technically for the first release and deploy application to market.

FINDINGS ANS RESULTS

There are 4 stages of analysing the requirements.

To analyze the requirements using mobile application framework

STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3 STEP 4

Identify applications that deliver almost

similar purpose on

market.

Compare the common

functionalities that

present in most

applications.

Interview distinct group of

stakeholders to

about

functionalities

gathered.

Map the functionality based on Mobile

Application

Framework decision

matrix and

evaluation.

The design process take in deep exploration in the criteria of mechanism preference. This part of research is to determine

which mechanism is the most suitable for deployment within

context of UiTM e-Advertisement use. Two initiatives were

taken :

To design and develop UiTM eAdvertisement Application

Literature Review of suggestions by the professionals.

Preliminary survey based on available mechanisms.

1

2

The survey involves the same exact same application but coded differently as; Native Application (blue) , Mobile Web

Application (yellow) , and Hybrid Application (green). User

will navigate around the application then rate on which

mechanism does they favour for development of UiTM e-

Advertisement Application.

MOBILE APPLICATION FRAMEWORK

Intel uses a decision matrix to help establish the business value of mobile development. The company claims that the

matrix keep developers focus on defining appropriate use case,

optimising the user experience, and addressing connectivity.

Summary of the criteria outlined in the framework are as

follows:

C A S E Through thoughtful analysis and business process optimization, developer can design and develop an optimal

user experience that leverages device capabilities while

providing a familiar user interface.

C O N T E N T According to Intel framework, functionalities of mobile application that enable small tasks or key updates to

be performed within a short time period, such as while

walking to next class or waiting in line or while in bus, are the

best targets for mobile deployment.

C O N S U M E R This is based on discussion with stakeholders whether a such feature is demanded by

substantial user already exists and the role of each user plays.

This will further refined the selection of use case to meet the

business process that they carry out.

S C O P E & C O S T Much of the work in building a mobile application exists outside the boundaries of developing a

mobile application-based solution. Developer need to ensure

resources are enough for a short release of mobile application

in relation to the capability of mobile applications to have

incremental updates.

The Development of UiTM e-Advertisement Application is an effort of replacing the traditional method of advertising that

currently being practised. On top of that, it is improving

accessibility of designed system by Ray Aderly (2013) with

mobile capability. All of the above objectives of this project is

expected to give benefits to the significance of the project

which are the development team, researcher in the same field,

and user of the application / UiTM students.

CONCLUSION