An Executive Summary provides a high-level overview of the project-to-date including; results, conclusions, and recommendations. These summaries are written for executives who do not have time to read

An Executive Summary provides a high-level overview of the project-to-date including; results, conclusions, and recommendations. These summaries are written for executives who do not have time to read a detailed report, but need to cover the major points of a project in order to understand the substance.

This week you are to create a report that includes an Executive Summary.

• A Microsoft® Word document including:
  • A 1-page Executive Summary (described below)

Your project is to include the following:

• Executive Summary
  • A Comprehensive Task List showing a high-level overview of the project and project-to-date results to provide an introduction for Executives
  • The Week Two Assignment Deliverable: The abstract data type algorithm headers for the inventory system, including: name, parameters, purpose, preconditions, post conditions, return value types, and the pseudocode definitions for a textbook data structure and a student data structure
  • The Week Three Assignment Deliverable: The recursive pseudocode algorithm which looks for specific text within all textbooks located in a library
  • The Week Four Assignment Deliverable: The document explaining sort priorities, including: the list of character sort strings, numerical data searches, arrays, subarrays, normalization database link revisions, and Pivindex
  • The conclusion and recommendations going forward with the project