Hey guys,
the fourth semester is finished, the project LearningTriangle comes to an end. For our written handin we have to give a link to a blog entry for all topics. We decided to create this entry for a better overview.
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Use Cases
For our Use Cases we created Use Case Specification documents. We
listed them here. The GitHub links were created on 01.07.2017 and
contains the files as PDF. You can leave comments in the drive-documents.
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GitHub ) Create World
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GitHub ) Calculate Score
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GitHub ) Update View
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GitHub ) Field Rules
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GitHub ) Building Up Neuronal Network
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GitHub ) Collecting Data through Triangles
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GitHub ) Control Triangle
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GitHub ) Set Triangle Rules
SRS
You can find our SRS in
THIS blog entry and in our GitHub (
HERE).
Test Cases, Test Log and Functional Test
Informations about our .feature files can be found in
THIS blog entry. They are also in every Use Case document from the first semester. We also listed them here:
Information about testing in the LearningTrianle can be found
HERE.
Test Plan
You can find our Test Plan on
THIS blog entry.
Automated Testing functional
isn't there, because we didn't spend time until now to automate our tests. They are developed during the process of programming, we want to realise it in the future.
RUP Gantt chart
Visit
THIS blog entry for informations about our role defining process with RUP. The Gantt chart should be
HERE.
Jira / Burndown
Visit
THIS blog entry for our Jira/Burndown.
FP calulation
The FP calulation (or the explanation why we didn't calculate them) can be found
HERE.
Demo
To deploy our project and run it follow the instructions in
THIS blog entry.
Code
You can visit our GitHub
repository for our code.
Architecture SAD document
You can find our SAD in
THIS blog entry and in our Github (
HERE).
Metrics
For Metrics, visit
THIS blog entry.
Risk Management
Our risk management can be found in
THIS blog entry. You can ignore the Use Cases, they are the same as above.
Patterns
Informations about patterns can be found in
THIS blog entry and (like also mentioned on the entry) in our SAD.
Presentation
Presentation slides can be found
HERE.