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CMPT 275

CMPT 275. TEAM DIRECTORIES. One Sentence Summary. The Study Buddy is: a tool to help users study to improve their grades by simulating a multiple choice exam. Target Audience. What the System does in Clear Language. Multiple Choice Questions Questions are selected based on user’s progress

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CMPT 275

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  1. CMPT 275 TEAM DIRECTORIES

  2. One Sentence Summary The Study Buddy is: a tool to help users study to improve their grades by simulating a multiple choice exam.

  3. Target Audience

  4. What the System does in Clear Language • Multiple Choice Questions • Questions are selected based on user’s progress • Progress tracking • Login System, ability to keep track of own profile • Scoring System

  5. Basic System Implementation Details and Design Choices

  6. GUI • Simple Layout • Easy to Use • Large Buttons • Able to Display Pictures • Consistent layout for easy navigation

  7. Demo

  8. Plug-in Architecture

  9. Adding Questions

  10. Login Screen • Username must be at least two characters. • Password must be at least six characters. • All characters expect for “&” can be used for username and password.

  11. Demo

  12. Adaptive Features • Changes difficulty when a certain score have been reach • Will start the difficulty depending on the users level from the last time they used that buddy

  13. Demo

  14. A discussion of the testing you did to ensure that the system works correctly and why you should believe our system is error-free and works as promised .

  15. Testing • Automated Junit Testing • Extreme Cases • Tests every non-trivial method • Tests every line of code at least once • Path Testing for Adaptive Engine

  16. Known Bugs • Frame Size is not constant • Buddy hangs unexpectedly

  17. Features that we wished to implement but did not

  18. Timer • Difficulty Selection • Loading/Saving of Games • Giving more than four choices for each question (modifiable GUI) • Changing Passwords

  19. User Feedback

  20. Anonymous Tester 1 • Tested out chem buddy • Simple GUI compared to other fancy applications • Useful for studying • Could use more questions on certain topics

  21. Anonymous Tester 2 • Test out rock buddy • Found it helpful that he could not proceed to the next question before getting the right answer to the current question. • Not enough questions

  22. Anonymous Tester 3 • Test out Jokester Buddy • Didn’t find the jokes funny

  23. Using the software ourselves

  24. Finally a Post Mortem analysis of your team and project

  25. Which project management techniques worked well • Dividing up the work on in a modular way • Having weekly meetings

  26. What project management techniques did not work so well • Trying to work on the project at the same time • Using SVN Extensively

  27. Major “Human” Problems • Two separate ideas of implementing the same thing

  28. Technical Problems • SVN • Java not working • Netbeans crashes on older machine

  29. What we would do differently if we were to do the project all over again • Write Better Comments from the start • More Peer Review for the Code • Start work early on assignments • Work on completing the requirements before working on ‘extra’ features

  30. What we would do the same if we did the project all over again • Divide up the work and work individually • Have team meetings at least once a week

  31. THE END!!!!!!!!!

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