The personnel involved in the Test Tool project are organized into the following groups and subgroups:

1. end users

   1. registered users
      1. Students
      2. Teachers
      3. Administrators

   2. unregistered individual users

2. customers

3. system developers

4. software engineering students

5. outside parties

End users are those who use the Test Tool for its intended purpose. Registered end users have test tools that are stored in a Test Tool database, which is used for question banking. Registered users maintain their own question bank. A registered user is a user who is a student, instructor, or administrator. Each registered user's priviledges will be authenticated based on the courses they are in/teach/administering.
Registered Users:

• Students may take tests and review their grades for aforementioned tests.
• Teachers may create questions, tests, administer tests, and grade tests that they have administered.
• Administrators maintain the department server of questions and tests.

The primary customer is Gene Fisher. He is customer representative for his faculty and staff colleagues in the Computer Science department at the California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. In this representative capacity, Fisher will consult with other potential customers to gather requirements from them, and integrate their requirements with his own.

The primary system developer is Team Squircle. Their development activities are all those of the software development process, from requirements analysis through product implementation and deployment. They will also conduct the ongoing process activities of testing, configuration, documentation, and project management.

Team Squircle's development efforts are based on the work of a number of software engineering students who have used the Test Tool as a class project in software engineering courses. Students whose work has been included in the Test Tool are Marty Loewenthal, Daniel Nishi, Victor Zellweger, Cody Hunter, JP Tu, and Jack Henderson.

The Test Tool is intended to serve as a functional test generation tool. Team Squircle's main focus is development, but aim to develop a fully functioning tool.

The Test Tool is available as public domain software for use by outside parties. The project directory is TBA.