Welcome to C769!

Welcome! The IT capstone is a written project demonstrating competency in your field through communicating the planning and implementation of an IT solution to a business problem.

The capstone includes three parts:

1. Task One: Get course instructor topic approval -a preliminary step to ensure you start in the right direction.

2. Task two: The Proposal -a detailed paper describing a client’s problem and how you will implement an IT solution to solve it. Most of your work will be here.

3. Task three: The Conclusion Report -a detailed paper describing the concluded project proposed in task two. Most of task three repeats task two.

Task 1

Choose a topic and get approval.

Task 1 details

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Task 2

The Proposal -a detailed paper outlining an IT solution to a client’s problem.

Task 2 details

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Task 3

The Conclusion -a detailed paper describing the implementation of the Proposal.

Task 3 details

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Start Here

First, understand the project’s requirements. What they are -and what they aren’t. Watch the following video:

To meet the requirements of Tasks 2 and 3, your topic (Task 1) must have the following:

1. A specific client with an IT need or problem (you can fabricate a client who needs your preferred solution.)

2. The implementation of a hard IT deliverable that addresses the client’s need or problem.

Your topic should not describe a framework for a general approach, nor only provide an assessment of issues or advice on improvements. Specific hard IT deliverables (hardware or software changes) must be included in Task 2 (the proposal) and Task 3 (the conclusion report). For many projects, such as security projects, plans for specific hardware/software updates often follow an investigation. In these cases, assume when writing Tasks 2 and 3 that the investigation has been done and the issues to be fixed are known.