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Developing an integrated statistics and scoring program for baseball
Paul Brennan
Final year project
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system can be considered a success in terms of functionality and the number of errors that
occur. These two averaged out is 85%, just on the success rate set out previously; this does
not make the input program a success, but it means that the overall software development part
of this project can be considered a success in this area.
Next, it was necessary to ask the judgement of certain people as explained in section 3.1, this
is shown in the table below, along with the relevant weightings.
Question
3rd Party
Fan
Scorer
Weighting
Aesthetics of
5/10
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7/10
15%
6/10
8/10
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20%
7/10
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9/10
25%
7/10
8/10
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20%
9/10
9/10
9/10
5%
7/10
7/10
5/10
15%
Total
41/60
32/40
30/40
100%
Weighted
66% / 100%
79% / 100%
78%/100%
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6.6%/10%
31.6%/ 40%
39%/50%
77.2 %
input system
Aesthetics of
website
Ease of use input system
Ease of use –
website
Speed of
systems
Ease of
navigation
Total (Q)
Weighted
total (User)
This is a good result overall and is representative of how well the system has performed and
what it is like to use. It is clear to see that this can be considered a success and the users will
probably not mind using the system again. The lowest score was that of an un-interested 3rd
party and this may be due to the fact that this person does not know the basics of baseball and
so shall be biased in a negative way. The high scores of the fan and the scorer means that the
system will be accepted when it goes live and shall not need too much extra development in
terms of the non-functional aspects of the system.
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