1. Pixel a Photography Asset Management (PAM) System Design Jeffrey Jacob, Ian Lau, Howell Li, Ben Schwaid Presenter: Ian Lau

2. Agenda - Review - System Architecture - Subsystem - Database - Subsystem - Maestro Import - Subsystem - User Interface - Demo - Plan

3. Review

4. System Architecture

5. Database Design

6. Database Driver The database connection is wrapped with a class. The retrieval and insertion functions take in and return data structures that represent each of the entities in the system -- users (photo editors, photographers, etc) -- photo -- assignments

7. Maestro Import DB connector

8. Web Interface As in the database, the web interface is wrapped with helper classes that will call functions in cgicc

9. Demo Available at http://seifen.dynu.comhttp://seifen.dynu.com

10. Plan - Two teams : infrastructure and interface. - Initially, the two parts will be built in parallel using stubs and dummy data (see demo). - Once the database is built, replace stubs with actual calls with the wrappers. - Goal : integrate the two parts by the first build (4/18).

11. Questions?