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Table of Contents
This Pilot Project Plan will outline the details of the CCCApply Non-Credit Application pilot project across the various stages of remaining pre-production development, testing and implementation.
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Pilot Project Outline
Below is an outline of the CCCApply Non-Credit Application Pilot Project, including development and production phases:
College Pilot Project
- Project Overview
- Project summary & objectives
- Project Timeline
- Goals & Success Criteria
- College Participation & Requirements
- UAT Plan & Objectives
- UAT Objectives & Success Criteria
- Required Documentation
- College IT Implementation Steps
- Data Fields & Downloads
- Admin Configuration & Reports
- Feedback Process
Production Phase
- Beta Version Plan
- College participation
- UAT Plan
- College Implementation Plan
- Working with Enabling Services
- Working with Support Services
Status of Development Phase
Development requirements for the initial version of this application (v.1.0) were drafted and implemented by the CCCApply Redesign Workgroup and sub-committee for the Non-Credit Application. Details of the v.1.0 development specification can be found here: Non-Credit Change Requirements and CCCApply Non-Credit Application.
Pilot Project Overview
CCCApply has developed a new, optional "non-credit" workflow feature in the CCCApply Standard Application. A soft launch release of the first version to the CCCApply pilot environment is planned in February 2019, as part of the CCCApply release 6.4.0.
On February 19, 2019, the first version of the new CCCApply Non-Credit Application workflow feature will deploy as a soft launch to a limited number of colleges for a 12-week pilot project under the direction of the Redesign Workgroup, the CCCApply Advisory sub-committee, and CCCApply product management. The pilot project will and objectives of this pilot phase includes , will address the following project objectives and timelines:
The Pilot Project includes a soft launch release of the workflow feature to a limited set of colleges - as part of a 12-week Pilot project under the direction of the CCCApply Redesign Workgroup and Advisory Sub-Committee for Non-Credit Application in coordination with CCCApply product development. The overarching goals for the pilot project is to prepare the special feature for a larger scale Beta version release in May 2019, and ultimately to a successful production release to all colleges in June 2019.
The CCCApply Non-Credit Application path is a new, optional workflow feature in the CCCApply Standard Application, designed specifically to support the changes to residency requirements for non-credit students in Assembly Bill 3101.
The first version of the feature will deploy to a limited number of colleges as part of the CCCApply 6.4.0 pilot release on February 19, 2019. B
for a 12-week pilot project under the direction of the Redesign Workgroup, the CCCApply Advisory sub-committee, and CCCApply product management. The pilot project will and objectives of this pilot phase includes , will address the following project objectives and timelines:
The initial set of development requirements were approved by the CCCApply Redesign Workgroup - as part of the CCCApply Redesign Project - and the CCCApply Advisory sub-committee for Non-Credit application.
Project Summary & Objectives
The purpose of the CCCApply Non-Credit App Pilot Project is to ensure that t
The Non-Credit App Pilot Phase includes with a soft launch release to a limited set of colleges as part of an extensive 12-week Pilot project under the direction of the CCCApply Redesign Workgroup and Advisory Sub-Committee for Non-Credit Application in coordination with CCCApply product development. This overarching goal of the pilot project is to prepare the special feature for a larger scale Beta version release in May 2019, and ultimately to a successful production release to all colleges in June 2019.
Proposed goals, timeline, and expected success criteria will inform the agendas for recurring meetings, and a process for providing and escalating feedback is established. Following the completion of a successful project, an additional, scaled "beta project" will be conducted through the CCCTC Enabling Services division, and Support Services.
Approved pilot colleges will work with the CCCApply Redesign Workgroup and sub-committee, as well as the CCCApply product development team, to identify bugs and identify requirements for any remaining (and approved) development enhancements. Bugs and other issues will be prioritized for fix throughout the 12-week pilot timeline.
The following objectives will be addressed in the Non-Credit App pilot project:
- Pilot colleges will commit two staff representatives to participate in the project (One admissions office and one IT staff participants) and complete minimum UAT activities
- Participants will contribute to fulfilling project goals, objectives, and timelines in order to achieve success criteria
- Participants will attend scheduled meetings and provide feedback on development and implementation processes to ensure CCCApply complies with AB 3101
- Participants and project management will collaborate to ensure the application/feature meets production release phase, successfully
Project Timeline
A tentative schedule of project activities are detailed below (subject to change).
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Non-Credit Pilot begins 12-Week Pilot Activities
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Pilot Goals & Success Criteria
Goals for the CCCApply Non-Credit Pilot Project are listed below with proposed success criteria.
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Ensure MVP product complies with residency-exempt requirements in AB 3101
Ensure the design and development of the Non-Credit workflow path feature & functionality meets minimum viable product requirements for use with non-credit students as mandated in AB 3101
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- Chancellor's Office Legal staff confirm NC app workflow meets AB 3101 requirements
- CCCCO MIS confirms data reporting requirements are met with the new feature
- Pilot colleges confirm the feature functionality complies with residency changes for Non-Credit students
- Pilot colleges confirm MVP product meets general requirements for non-credit to credit status transition
- Colleges can easily identify non-credit submitted applications in downloads and reports
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Ensure product functionality meets MVP requirements for college non-credit programs
Ensure the functional design (user interface and admin configurations) meet the minimum viable requirements for the majority of college non-credit programs .
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- Colleges want to use the Non-Credit feature (optional)
- Colleges can customize the Non-Credit workflow feature to display custom non-credit programs and courses on the Enrollment page (Intended Major/Program of Study field; Major Category filter);
- Colleges can successfully customize and filter the display of their non-credit programs and courses;
- Colleges can successfully
- Pilot colleges confirm that the feature functionality meets general requirements for Non-Credit programs
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Ensure IT implementation is simple and fully compatible with existing Standard Application implementation
Ensure college IT implementation of the new Non-Credit workflow includes minimal risks and requires minimal reporting and admin configuration changes, and compatible data downloads changes to the CCCApply Standard Application IT setup (including pre- and post-application processes and web services)
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- College IT successfully modifies existing Standard Application Format Definition XML file with new fields and changes to existing fields; successfully updates Download Client jar file for pilot & production
- College using SuperGlue for Apply (with College Adapter) has modified process to export the new and updated data set to staging table; College using full SuperGlue SIS process can successfully import new and updated data set to college SIS
- College admissions staff has added new Non-Credit data fields to Standard Application in the CCCApply Administrator Rules & Messages (optional);
- College admissions/research staff has modified existing Submitted Applications views and reports in the Report Center (optional).
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All required Tech Center applications have Non-Credit application functionality & data
Ensure all dependent CCC Tech Center products and services have been updated with the new and revised Non-Credit Application data fields and reports are accessible to authorized college administrators and staff.
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- Authorized researchers can access the Non-Credit data fields and reports in the CCC Data Warehouse
- All internal Tech Center product can access the new Non-Credit data fields in the Student Profile
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Develop (generic) best practices for college support, IT, and admissions implementation of the new Non-Credit feature
Identify, test, document and publish best practices for college support of and/or implementation of the Non-Credit workflow feature functionality for (general) college admissions non-credit programs.
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- Best practices and other knowledge base support information is authored by college users and published in the CCCApply Public Documentation sites
- Support FAQs is authored by college users and published in the Support Site
College Participation & Requirements
The CCCApply Non-Credit Application Pilot project will initially consist of 6 - 8* district colleges from the CCCApply Redesign Workgroup and the CCCApply Advisory Committee's sub-committee for Non-Credit Application. Pilot project activities are scheduled across a 12-week period between February 19 - June 15, 2019.
Participating Colleges
Colleges from within the CCCApply Redesign Workgroup and the CCCApply Advisory Committee that will be participating in the project:
- City College of San Francisco
- Coastline College
- North Orange CCD
- Santa Rosa College
- Sierra College
- Cerritos College
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Participation activities and requirements include:
- Continual participation throughout the
Pilot UAT Plan & Objectives
The user acceptance testing (UAT) plan process and objectives for the CCCApply Non-Credit Application Pilot project are listed below.
- UAT Objectives & Success Criteria
- Required Documentation
- Getting to the Pilot Application
- IT Implementation Steps
- Data Fields & Downloads
- Admin Configuration
- Reports
- Feedback & Support Processes
UAT Objectives & Success Criteria
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- New and revised Non-Credit app data fields have been added to their existing CCCApply Standard Application Format Definition XML and ran a successful job in Pilot
- Download Client for the Pilot Standard Application has been updated with latest version of the "transfer-client.jar" file in Pilot environment
- Colleges have tested downloads successfully using the Download Client
- Colleges have modified and successfully exported new data set to Glue for Apply staging table
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The Non-Credit Application workflow path feature is an Optional special implementation in the CCCApply Standard Application - All Changes Are Backwards Compatible - No Actions Required: All the front-end changes deployed in the Non-Credit Application path within CCCApply Standard Application (user interface changes, hidden pages and questions, disabling of web services, etc.) should NOT AFFECT YOUR STANDARD APPLICATION. All Non-Credit Application back-end changes are optional and not mandatory for colleges to implement. Admissions, Financial Aid, and IT staff can rest assured there are no action REQUIRED by colleges that do not wish to implement the Non-Credit Application. |
Required Documentation
Technical specifications for the Non-Credit Application feature in the Standard Application are included in the CCCApply Standard Application Data Dictionary.
Change Specification: 2018-18R: New Race & Ethnicity Implementation 2018
Data Dictionaries: CCCApply Standard Application Data Dictionary v.2018.2
Getting to the Pilot Environment
Pilot colleges can begin previewing and testing the new Non-Credit Application feature after the CCCApply 6.4.0 pilot release on February 19, 2019.
Non-Credit Application URL
Accessing the Non-Credit application workflow path within the Standard Application requires a separate, college-specific URL. This unique, college-specific URL is one of the key characteristics that partitions the non-credit workflow path within the Standard Application, as well as distinguishes the submitted applications that started from the Non-Credit URL from those started from the original Standard Application URL.
The list of Non-Credit URLs can be found here.
When a user starts and submits a Non-Credit Application (using the college-specific URL) the new Non-Credit Status flag is set to True, which is appended at the end of the URL.
Example: http://opencccapply.net/welcome=MIScode=XXX/nonCredit=true
College IT Implementation Steps
Follow the steps below to setup the Non-Credit Application workflow feature to conduct user acceptance testing:
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- NOTE: The 'transfer-client.jar" file is the same as the Download Client Jar file.
- Refer to the Download Client User Guide for instructions on replacing and running the Jar file for each application in each environment (Pilot and Production).
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Data Field Information
For detailed data specifications, please refer to the corresponding application Data Dictionary, as well as the breakdown of change specs in: 2018-24R: Revise CCCApply to Support Non-credit Students & AB3101.
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Non-Credit Application - Full Data Set in Glue for Apply The new Non-Credit Application data values will be included in this release, passed directly to colleges using the Glue for Apply feature. |
Updating Your Download Files
To download the new Non-Credit Application data fields and new values in existing CCCApply download files, you must add the new fields to your CCCApply Standard Application Format Definition XML and update the (transfer-client.jar) file for the Non-Credit v.1.0 Pilot release.
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Update the Pilot Download Client Jar File
We recommend adding the new Non-Credit Application path data fields and updating your Download Client Transfer file in the Pilot environment whether you plan to implement the Non-Credit application path or not. The Pilot DLC jar file should be updated first, then repeat the process for your Production downloads.
In your installed Pilot Download Client directory, replace the following files:
- Replace transfer-client.jar (V6.4) with: transfer-client-V3.jar
Follow the instructions in the Pilot CCCApply Download Client User Guide.
Update the Download Client Jar File
To update your Download Client Transfer file for the Production environment, the process is the same as the Pilot environment update. The same jar file is used for both environment.
In your installed Production Download Client directory, replace the following files:
- Replace transfer-client.jar (V6.3.0) with: transfer-client-V3.jar
Follow the instructions in the CCCApply Download Client User Guide.
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Overview
CCCApply has created a new, optional, noncredit workflow feature in the CCCApply Standard Application. Development requirements for the first version of the new feature were implemented under the guidance of the CCCApply Redesign Workgroup, the CCCApply Advisory sub-committee for Noncredit application and the CCCApply product development team.
This UAT plan will outline the details of the CCCApply Noncredit Application pilot project across the remaining stages of pre-production development, testing and implementation.
Product information is available here: CCCApply Noncredit Application
CCCApply Noncredit Application: Pilot Phase
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Pilot Project Outline
Below is an outline of the CCCApply Noncredit Application Pilot Project, including development and production phases:
Production Phase (coming)
- Beta Version Plan
- College participation
- ES Training Plan
- College Implementation Plan
- Working with Enabling Services
- Working with Support Services
Status of Development Phase
Development requirements for the first version of this application (v.1.0) were drafted by the CCCApply development team. Requirements and change specifications can be found here: Noncredit Change Requirements and CCCApply Noncredit Application.
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Pilot Overview
A soft launch release to a limited number of colleges for a 12-week pilot project deploy to the CCCApply pilot environment on February 2019, as part of the CCCApply release 6.4.0.
A set of pilot colleges will work with the Workgroup and sub-committee, as well as the CCCApply product development team, to ensure the initial development design and IT implementation processes meet the success criteria outlined below. A continuous feedback process has been outlined to ensure all bugs and missing critical requirements are identified and prioritized for production release.
The overarching goal for the project is to prepare the new features for a larger scale Beta version release to more colleges in May 2019, and ultimately to production release to all colleges in June 2019.
Anchor objectives objectives
Pilot Objectives
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The objectives for the pilot project are designed to ensure that the new Noncredit workflow path meets the minimum viable functionality and data collection requirements to comply with changes to the state residency requirements for noncredit students as passed in AB 3101
- Ensure the initial design meets MVP (minimum viable product) requirements for use with students
- Ensure the code is free of bugs, issues and errors
- Ensure the pre- and post-application workflow meets the needs of noncredit programs
- Identify "must have" features required to meet MVP acceptable standards for majority of noncredit programs
- Review requirements for collecting "Intended Major/Program of Study" question data to meet the needs of most noncredit programs?
- Do the majority of noncredit programs require Supplemental Questions? What types of questions would the majority of noncredit programs ask?
- What other enhancements are required for the MVP implementation?
Participating pilot colleges objectives:
- Approved pilot colleges will commit two staff representatives to participate in the full 12-week project (One admissions office and one IT staff participants) and complete minimum UAT activities
- Participants should contribute to meeting project goals, objectives, and timelines in order to meet proposed success criteria
- Participants will attend scheduled meetings and provide feedback on development and implementation requirements and processes to ensure compliance with AB 3101
- Pilot project management will document and share college feedback and track progress of overarching goal to meet production phase timeline
Anchor timeline timeline
Project Timeline
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A tentative schedule of project activities are detailed below (subject to change).
Date | Description | Release |
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February 19 | CCCApply 6.4.0 release to the CCCApply Pilot environment (see Release 6.4.0 Summary Notes) | CCCApply 6.4.0 Pilot |
February 19 | Noncredit Application 1.0 - Soft launch release to the CCCApply Pilot environment | Noncredit v.1.0 Pilot |
February 20 - 28 | Noncredit Pilot begins 12-Week Pilot Activities | |
March 15 | CCCApply 6.4.0 Production release (see Release 6.4.0 Summary Notes) | CCCApply 6.4.0 Prod |
April 8 | Deadline for development changes and bug fixes (Tentative) | |
May 14 | Code freeze for CCCApply 6.5.0 Pilot Release and Noncredit App v.1.2 | |
May 15 - 31 | Noncredit Pilot officially ends May 31, 2019 | |
May 31 | CCCApply 6.5.0 Pilot release (includes the Noncredit Application 1.2 Pilot release) | CCCApply 6.5.0 Pilot |
June 28 | CCCApply 6.5.0 Production release (includes the Noncredit Application 1.2 Production release) | CCCApply 6.5.0 Prod |
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Pilot Project Goals & Success Criteria
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Ensure MVP product complies with residency-exempt requirements in AB 3101 Ensure the design and development of the Noncredit workflow path feature & functionality meets minimum viable product requirements for use with noncredit students as mandated in AB 3101 |
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Ensure product functionality meets MVP requirements for college noncredit programs Ensure the functional design (user interface and admin configurations) meet the minimum viable requirements for the majority of college noncredit programs . |
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Ensure IT implementation is simple and fully compatible with existing Standard Application implementation Ensure college IT implementation of the new Noncredit workflow includes minimal risks and requires minimal reporting and admin configuration changes, and compatible data downloads changes to the CCCApply Standard Application IT setup (including pre- and post-application processes and web services) |
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All required Tech Center applications have Noncredit application functionality & data Ensure all dependent CCC Tech Center products and services have been updated with the new and revised Noncredit Application data fields and reports are accessible to authorized college administrators and staff. |
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Develop (generic) best practices for college support, IT, and admissions implementation of the new Noncredit feature Identify, test, document and publish best practices for college support of and/or implementation of the Noncredit workflow feature functionality for (general) college admissions noncredit programs. |
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Pilot College Participation
The CCCApply Noncredit Application Pilot project will initially consist of 6 - 8* district colleges from the CCCApply Redesign Workgroup and the CCCApply Advisory Committee's sub-committee for Noncredit Application. The minimum number of pilot participants to provide validation is 6. Pilot project activities are scheduled across a 12-week period between February 19 - June 15, 2019.
Participating Colleges
Colleges from within the CCCApply Redesign Workgroup and the CCCApply Advisory Committee that will be participating in the project:
- Chabot College
- City College of San Francisco
- Coastline College
- DeAnza College
- Foothill College
- Glendale College
- NOCE: North Orange Continuing Education
- Riverside CCD
- Santa Monica City College
- Santa Rosa College
- South Orange CCD
Participation Requirements
Participation activities and requirements include:
- Attendance at all meetings
- Complete all UAT Implementation activities and testing goals
- Contribute to design and requirements discussions; provide feedback and support to other pilot colleges
- Contribute to the development of best practices and support materials
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Pilot UAT Plan
The user acceptance testing (UAT) plan process and objectives for the CCCApply Noncredit Application Pilot project are listed below.
- UAT Objectives & Success Criteria
- Required Documentation
- Getting to the Pilot Application
- IT Implementation Steps
- Data Fields & Downloads
- Admin Configuration
- Reports
- Feedback & Support Processes
Anchor objectives objectives
UAT Objectives & Success Criteria
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See Noncredit Application UAT Plan Slide Deck
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IT Implementation Steps & Testing |
Find your Noncredit Application PILOT URL |
Data Fields & Downloads Configuration Testing |
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MVP Admin Configuration (Optional) Testing |
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Modifying & Running Noncredit App Reports Testing |
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Using the Pilot Feedback & Support Process |
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The Noncredit Application workflow path feature is an optional special implementation in the CCCApply Standard Application - All Changes Are Backwards Compatible - No Actions Required: All the front-end changes deployed in the Noncredit Application path within CCCApply Standard Application (user interface changes, hidden pages and questions, disabling of web services, etc.) should NOT AFFECT YOUR STANDARD APPLICATION. All Noncredit Application back-end changes are optional and not mandatory for colleges to implement. Admissions, Financial Aid, and IT staff can rest assured there are no action REQUIRED by colleges that do not wish to implement the Noncredit Application. |
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Required Documentation
Technical specifications for the Noncredit Application workflow feature are included in the CCCApply Standard Application Data Dictionary.
- CCCApply Release 6.4.0 Notes Summary (Pre-Production version and pilot requirements)
- CCCApply Noncredit Application
- CCCApply Noncredit Path Change Requirements
- /wiki/spaces/OPENAPPLY/pages/846561851
- CCCApply Standard Application Data Dictionary v.2019.1 (See updated DED in the Release 6.5.0 Notes)
- CCCApply Administrator 2.0 User Guide
- CCCApply Download Client User Guide v.2019.1
- UAT Slide Deck: Noncredit Pilot UAT Plan
Change Specification: 2018-24R: Revise CCCApply to Support Noncredit Students & AB3101
Project Docs
- CCCApply Redesign Project
- CCCApply Redesign Project - Q3 User Interface Changes (PPT)
- CCCApply Redesign Project Dashboard
Additional Docs
- All CCCApply Implementation Documentation Home
- All CCCApply Data Dictionaries
- All CCCApply User Guides
- All CCCApply Special Implementations
Getting to the Pilot Environment
Pilot colleges can begin testing the new Noncredit Application feature after the CCCApply 6.4.0 pilot release on February 19, 2019.
- CCCApply Pilot Environment
- /wiki/spaces/PD/pages/131465676 (NOTE: These are not the Noncredit URLs).
Noncredit Application URL
Accessing the Noncredit application workflow path within the Standard Application requires a separate, college-specific URL. This unique, college-specific URL is one of the key characteristics that partitions the noncredit workflow path within the Standard Application, as well as distinguishes the submitted applications that started from the Noncredit URL from those started from the original Standard Application URL.
See here for the list of College Noncredit URLs.
When a user starts and submits a Noncredit Application (using the college-specific URL) the new Noncredit Status flag is set to True, which is appended at the end of the URL.
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Pilot Project: Feedback & Support
During the Pilot Project (see pilot schedule above), pilot colleges will meet bi-weekly to provide feedback and discuss pilot objectives with the Pilot committee and CCCApply product manager. Non-critical bugs, change requirements, and change enhancements will be reviewed and prioritized during each meeting.
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and CCCApply product manager. Non-critical bugs, change requirements, and change enhancements will be reviewed and prioritized during each meeting.
Severity Levels
S1 - Application / service is unavailable.
S2 - Required business process is prevented from being used. No workaround is available
S3 - Less important business process is impacted and/or workaround is available.
S4 - Low impact or cosmetic issue
Below is a breakdown of the pilot support and change management process and response times.
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Operations Priority | Feedback Process |
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S1 |
Application / service is unavailable. | Pilot college cannot access the |
Noncredit application in the Pilot environment using their custom URL | 24-48 hr response Hot Fix resolution TBD | Email details to College Support Services: staffsupportccctc@openccc.zendesk.com |
Hot Fix resolution TBD
S1 | Application / service is unavailable. | Pilot college cannot access the Noncredit application due to error message | 24-48 hr response Hot Fix resolution TBD | Email details to College Support Services: staffsupportccctc@openccc.zendesk.com |
S2 | Required business process is prevented from being used. No workaround is available | Pilot college identifies a critical bug in the Noncredit app user interface or backend systems that prevents implementation or testing | 24 - 72 hr response Set priority level TBD | Email bug information to College Support Services: staffsupportccctc@openccc.zendesk.com |
S3 | Less important business process is impacted and/or workaround is available. | Pilot college identifies a non-critical bug in the |
Noncredit app user interface or backend |
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does not prevent implementation or testing |
1 week response Set priority level TBD | Email bug information to College Support Services |
Set priority level TBD
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S2 | Must Have Requirement Required business process is prevented from being used. No workaround is available | Pilot college identifies a missing IT or business requirement per state, federal or local mandate (example: AB 3101) | 1 week response Set priority TBD | Use Change Requirement template Pilot college documents requirement(s) via Change Requirement form template; sends as link or attachment to Pilot Project Manager to be prioritized for bi-weekly meeting agenda. |
S4 | Nice to Have Request Low impact or cosmetic issue | Pilot college identifies a med/high-priority change enhancement to the MVP application | 2 week response Set priority TBD | Use Change |
Request template Pilot college |
submits change requirement(s) |
using Change |
Request form template; |
send as link or attachment to Pilot Project Manager to be prioritized for bi-weekly meeting agenda. |
S4 | Delighter Enhancement Low impact or cosmetic issue | Pilot college identifies |
an enhancement to the |
user interface or backend service(s) that includes unauthorized feature development (Out of FY scope) | 2 - 4 week response | Use Change Request template Pilot college submits change |
request(s) using Change |
Req form template; send as link or attachment to Pilot Project Manager to be prioritized for |
committee review. |
2 - 4 week response
Set priority TBD
Use Change Request template
Pilot college submits change request(s) using Change Req form template; send as link or attachment to Pilot Project Manager to be prioritized for committee review.
Email: pdonohue@ccctechcenter.org
24 - 48 hr response
Depending on item; TBD
Issue Resolution During Pilot Project
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Request for Implementation Support | Pilot college requests advice and/or general support for IT implementation, operations, best practices, and/or additional help from Product management, support services, other college pilots, or general colleges - in support of the new project. | 24 - 48 hr response Depending on item; TBD | Pilot college should review existing community discussions for self-serve support, or post new question or topic in any CCCApply or System Alerts category on the CCCTechnology.info support site: CCCTechnology.info |
Issue Resolution During Pilot Project
- Feedback will be categorized as bugs, MVP requirements, or change enhancements. Only Severity 1 issues (issues that prevent critical business functions from being accomplished) will be considered as release blockers.
- Pilot colleges should include the following information in the support request email:
- Identification of issue
- Reporting: User feedback should be noted in the result section. The following criteria should be followed and documented:
- Any identified bugs with severity and priority
- Enhancement requests with priority identified
BUG Prioritization Levels
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Priority - Value set by the Product manager with project team to identify when issue should be fixed. P1 - Issue must be addressed as soon as possible as it affects the application / service severely and cannot be used until fixed. P2 - Issue should be resolved as soon as possible during normal course of development activities. It can wait until the next scheduled release. P3 - Consider with future work during normal road-mapping and release planning processes. P4 - Lower priority. Will be addressed as capacity is available after addressing higher priority issues. |
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Critical bugs and incidents encountered during IT implementation should be reported directly to College Support Services via the Staff Support email: staffsupportccctc@openccc.zendesk.com Pilot college participants should also copy Pilot Project Manager, Patty Donohue, pdonohue@ccctechcenter.org on critical or high priority issues. |
Change Request Form Templates
- High-Priority Change Requirement Form
- Change Request Form