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Peace Operations Tool Kit User Story Report Edwin Padilla & Mamadou Balde Senior Seminar Fall 2015 November 17 th, 2015 Dickinson College.

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1 Peace Operations Tool Kit User Story Report Edwin Padilla & Mamadou Balde Senior Seminar Fall 2015 November 17 th, 2015 Dickinson College

2 Review of Our Project  U.S Army War College Database Management  MySQL Benchmark and Bootstrap Adaptation  CodeIgniter Trial  User Story Editing  Creation of Additional Pages

3 Importance of Project  Prototype  Is this actually possible?  Facilitate process of searching for courses all over the world through a responsive interface

4 User Story  User story:  As a user, I want to see a search form so that I can look up a specific course.  Acceptance criteria:  When I go to the homepage, I should see a search form.  The search form should have the fields we need to search for the course that we want (course name, start date, end date, country, etc.)

5 Significance of User Story to Client’s Objective  Our project has 2 core functionalities:  search for a course  View available courses on an interactive map  This user story implements the first core functionality and serves as a gateway to the second core functionality.  It is imperative that we implement this functionality correctly because we do not want our result to display incorrect information about courses.

6 User Story Implementation Details  Used jumbotron from bootstrap to hone in on the content of the search form  Implemented required input fields via HTML stylized via bootstrap CSS Libraries  Used jQuery to generate a calendar for easy input selection for Start and End Dates

7 Technical Challenges  Having the input field correctly displayed on the search form  Writing the JQuery script to add a calendar as an input selection  Formating the form so that it is properly aligned with other sections of the home page

8 Analysis of User Story Independent - Worded in a way that separates its functionality from the map and serves its own purpose Negotiable - Client can alter what the search form is for and how it should be displayed on webpage Valuable - Leads to our second core functionality, the map once search button clicked. *Estimable - We know that displaying the search form will not be as complex or take as much time as implementing the comparison to find the right courses. Small - It only serves one purpose, displaying a form. Testable - If you go to the homepage and see the right search form with the right fields then the search form is displayed correctly

9 Overall Analysis of User Stories  Simplify User Stories for Clients - Descriptive, concise language rather than technical  Acceptance Criteria should be understandable to client, less technical language  Some of our user stories are overly complex, will subdivide them so each one serves one purpose that can be properly estimated.

10 Next Steps...  Implement comparison of search values and actual database data  Implement functionality that shows all courses that fit search criteria on map  Implement functionality that redirects user to course web page when user clicks on the course link  Finish hot deals and announcements and add to home page.  http://54.148.183.59/ http://54.148.183.59/

11 Thank You! Any questions?


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