Due: Wednesday, April 5, 2000 at 11:00 am Read Chapter 3 of Cockburn Your employer is a hardware and software systems vendor selling both applications and one or more operating systems. Place yourself in the situation of being appointed the manager of a project that is to demonstrate he effectiveness of object oriented technology for the development of both systems products and applications products. You have been asked to prepare a report that describes a path to launching projects that are to demonstrate the application of object oriented technology in both the operating system areas and in the applications areas. Your report is to consist of an executive summary of less than one page (1" margins, 12 point type on 14 point lines, blank lines between paragraphs) with the following report to be at most 5 pages (10 point type on 12 point lines, 1" margins, blank lines between paragraphs). Your report is to describe: The size and objectives of the projects you propose together with information about how to scale the results to larger teams and more complex programs. Programming languages and supporting tools that you consider appropriate for the two classes of applications. Educational requirements for the (quite large) staff. The staff of the smaller projects you recommend are to test how well these requirements are met by the education you propose. Programming conventions and guidelines for use in the two areas and with the specific languages you recommend. What kind of CASE tools would you recommend? Why? What kind of development support tools would you recommend? Why? How would you control the length of compiles when changes to the program are made? Why would this work? You may well want to describe one way of doing things for the initial projects and use them to inform proposed decisions about the larger application of the technology. If you do this, explain what the simple version helps you learn about the full version. You should base your paper on the material presented in the reading supplemented by material from earlier in the book. (Don't use material past Chapter 3 yet). Simply reciting or paraphrasing material from the text isn't a good answer to this question. You'll have to make some selections because it's not possible to do use everything.