Intel SECSIMPro Script Editor

Introductory Presentation

TheE N S C R Y P TE N S C R Y P T

Team

Brian Crampton, Eric Miles,& Yoshani Thiruvilangam

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The ENSCRYPT Team

Brian Crampton Leader Web DesignerEric Miles Communicator Facilitator Presentation CoordinatorYoshani Thiruvilangam Recorder Documentation Coordinator

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Overview

Our client and Sponsor

Our Project– Background– Project information– Problem statement– Benefits to Client

Core and Functional Requirements

Architecture Overview

Time Management– Project Phases– Project Schedule– Milestone Overview

Challenges and Risks

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Client Information

Our client is Intel Corporation Founded in 1968 To build semiconductor memory products Mission is to be the leading building block

supplier to the worldwide Internet economy. Intel supplies chips, boards, systems, software,

networking and communications equipment, and services that comprise the "ingredients" of computer architecture and the Internet.

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Sponsor Information

Harlan Mitchell Software Engineer, Components

Automation Systems, Chandler Creates software to control the tools that

manufacture semiconductor memory products

NAU grad Spring 1997

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Background

A specialist in the automation world is responsible for designing software to control manufacturing tools.

SECSIMPro is the standard software created by GW Associates that is used by many companies to compile SECS Message Language (SML) and SECS Script Language (SSL) files to be used in the testing of these tools.

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Project Information

Client needs a fast and efficient way of creating SML and SSL files for testing their hardware. Currently, too much time is spent on handwriting the scripts

This will reduce the time in creating these files and reduce the knowledge necessary for writing SSL files

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Problem Statement

ENSCRYPT will develop a graphical application for Intel to assist in the creation

of SML and SSL files.

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How this helps the client?

Will help produce SML and SSL scripts easier, more efficiently, faster, and without having to have expert knowledge on script syntax

Focus primary interest on more profitable tasks

Intel will gain profit that would far exceed the cost of developing the tool

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Core Requirements

Develop for Windows NT and 2000 Easy to use Graphical User Interface Allow users to create SML and SSL files

easily Allow new messages to be added with

changing technology Not take up excessive memory Be relatively fast

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Functional Requirements

Load messages from a predefined location Allow users to create SECS Message

Language (SML) files Allow users to create SECS Script

Language (SSL) files Allow users to save SML and SSL files Allow users to enter newly produced SML

messages

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SMLGenerator

SSLGenerator

Architecture Overview

SMLMessages

FieldEditor

ScriptEditor

OutputGenerator

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Project Phases

Phase One– Team Formation, Initial Client Interaction

Phase Two– Requirements, Proposal, Early Design

Phase Three– Design, Early Development

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Project Schedule

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Milestone Overview

Project Proposal December 14th Func. Spec. Document January 31st

Prototype Complete March 1st Project Completion April 2nd

Capstone Presentation April 26th

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Challenges and Risks

Cost of informational/educational material Learning SECS Message Language (SML) Learning how to use SECSIMPro Avoiding licensing issue for SECSIMPro Obtaining varied sample scripts from client Person to person visits Ability to complete all milestones on time Creating what the client wants

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Conclusion

After collecting the requirements and evaluating the possible challenges, team ENSCRYPT is confident that this project

will be a success.

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Questions and Answers

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