A Study in Electronic Commerce: Presentation

Cornell University
Computer Science Department
Masters of Engineering Project
Spring 1998

Han-Yang Lo
Sanjeev Topiwala
Joyce Wang
with assistance from Keith Sollers

Under the supervision of: Professor Fred B. Schneider
last modified: Tuesday, 4/28/98

Presentation

Demonstration

6:30 - 7:15

1. All source code is located in //falcon/hlo/Meng Project/
2. You can also download the source (zipped) from: http://www.csuglab.cornell.edu/Info/People/jwang/vcash/source.html
3. Powerpoint presentation (approx. 25 minutes)
   • Project overview
   • How it works: overview
   • How it works: each component
   • How it is structured
   • Assumptions made and reasons for assumptions
   • Problems in development
   • Solutions to problems
   • Testing and Validation
   • Shortcomings
   • Possible future modifications
   • Goals accomplished
   • Deliveries
4. Hand in printed copies of descriptions of:
   • Problem definition
   • Design specification
   • Source code and build instructions
   • User documentation.
   • Instructions for running a demo for the system.
5. Demonstration (approx. 15 minutes)
   • Everything is set up - MIME types from Netscape 3.1 browser is already associated with the software
   • IP addresses have been changed on all sides
   • Everything is refreshed - consumer has empty wallet (purse), no serial numbers have been generated. Consumer has not withdrawn any money for today. Logs are empty.
   • Launch bank and merchant servers
   • Open Merchant purchase page
   • General demonstration of software
6. Questions (approx. 5 - 10 minutes)

Available Documentation

Specifications
Design Documentation
Consumer User Manual
Merchant User Manual
Bank User Manual
Demonstration of V-óa$h