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You must select three names related to your project.  These are:
# an SVN project identifier,
# a short acronym for your projectproject acronym,
# a project artifact Id.

The following is an explanation for each of the above.

The general format of the SVN project identifier is:
{code}
<Domain>-<Product>*-<Product type>
{code}
where:
# *<Domain>* is the functional business area(s) that the project is associated with.&nbsp;&nbsp;Examples are: academic, admissions, sfs, admin, etc...
# *Product><Product>* is a product associated with the <Domain.>&nbsp;&nbsp;Examples:  Example:&nbsp;products associated with "academic" domain are iap, ogs, subjeval-rpt, onlinereg, etc... scheduling. If
# *<Product type>* is a domain uses  products instead of sub domains, then they would use the product name  under the primary domain. For example, products under "admissions" are  ectrack, "my.mit.edu" and stargate.
further refinement of the <Product>.&nbsp;&nbsp;This may be necessary when there are multiple projects with the same <Domain> and <Product>

Here are a few examples of what other projects have used in the past:

The first thing that must be done is to pick a *projectName* and a *projectArtifactId*Project teams have usually used the *<Product>* element of the SVN identifier as the short acronym for their project.&nbsp;&nbsp;These will be used throughout the life time of your project.
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The *projectName* is a short acronym that is used to uniquely identify your project.
The *projectArtifactId* is the application context under which your project war fileIn the event that the *<Product>* element is not unique, then the project team would select a combination of the *<Product>* and *<Product type>* elements for the short acronym.

Here are a few examples of what other project have used in the past: