Team Cuisine’s Hungry Tigers Application Corey Trouard Tyler Zimmer Stephen Chouest Christopher Boudreaux

Introduction to Hungry Tigers Application Our goal is: To create a simple and convenient solution for students, faculty, and visitors of the university to discover and select an on-campus dining option based on current location.

Hungry Tigers GUI - Home-screen is an overhead view of users location. - Users can easily discover nearby dining opportunities by using GPS - Users can select locations from the map if they want more information

Hungry Tigers GUI Users are provided with: - Daily Menu - Hours of Operation - Reviews

Hungry Tigers GUI - Students are able to write their own reviews - Reviews can let other users know how good the food is or if the dining location is crowded - Vendor can moderate, remove vulgar text, and disable an offending account's posting privileges

Functional Requirements Process Oriented: 1) Dining Hall Information Functional Requirements Process Oriented: 1) Dining Hall Information a) The system must allow users to submit personal reviews on the quality, taste, etc. of the food on the menu each day. 2) Geographical Information a) The system must display a map which showcases each place to eat on campus. b) The system must display all off-campus places where Tiger Cash is accepted. Information Oriented: 1) Menu of all locations on campus a) The system must include real-time menu information for the current day for each location. b) The system must include real-time review information from student reviews on daily menu. 2) Schedule for hours of operation a) The system must retain a map of on-campus dining locations. b)The system must include the hours of operation for all dining locations on campus

Non-Functional Requirements 1) Operational: Non-Functional Requirements 1) Operational: a) System shall be compatible with IOs devices and android smart phones. b) System shall allow content updates to be pushed to the app. c) System should be usable regardless of location as long as Internet access is available d) System should be usable on same days dining halls are open or meal transfers are enabled. e) System should allow unexpected closure notices to stand out and grab attention immediately. 2) Performance: a) System should load quickly, such that users don't get frustrated and use the preexisting website. b) System should occupy a reasonably sized memory footprint. c) Inter-app navigation should be crisp and responsive. d) System needs to be able to withstand high traffic during mid-day lunch rushes. 3) Security: a) System should prevent users from changing source material aside from reviews. 4) Cultural and Political: a) System should be LSU themed. (color scheme, pictures of LSU athletics, phrasing) b) System should be politically neutral aside from being pro LSU. c) System should be navigable by anybody regardless of their ability to read English. d) System should be usable by anyone regardless of status with the university (students, faculty, and visitors.)

Why use Hungry Tigers. - Only existing option is to use http://www Why use Hungry Tigers? - Only existing option is to use http://www.lsudining.com/locations/ - Clicking a location takes you to the franchise website rather then providing information relevant to the specific LSU location.

Who uses Hungry Tigers? - Students, Faculty, Visitors, Parents - Anyone who lives on or near campus. - Freshmen and new students - Anyone looking for a bite to eat on campus

Our goal is: To create a simple and convenient solution for students, faculty, and visitors of the university to discover and select an on-campus dining option based on current location.

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