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##Project Overview
- Team: CMPUT301F12T10
- Current Phase: Completed (unmaintained)
- Members: Christopher Beckett (cbeckett), Nick Klose (klose), Tyler Schneider (teschnei)
Requirements Specification
Use Cases
- See the Google Doc for the use cases.
- See the other Google Doc for the additional use cases.
- See Use Case Diagram for the user case diagram.
Test Cases
- See the Google Spreadsheet for test cases.
User Interface Mock-Ups
- See UI Mockups for mockups of each activity.
- See Storyboard for the storyboard.
Object Oriented Analysis
Class Diagram
Project Part 5 (By January 1, 2012)
User Stories
- As a user who defines a task I want to receive the results of users fulfilling a task.
- As a user, I want to share tasks.
- As a user I should be able to get tasks from other users somehow.
- As a user fulfilling a task I should be able to send the fulfilled report back to the task writing user somehow.
- As a user browsing tasks, I want to manage my favorites.
- As a user I want to see the popularity of a task (votes/likes).
Use Cases
- Add audio task item
- Synchronize tasks
- Task completed notification
- View shared tasks
- Favorites Managing
- Task Popularity
After Part 5
- Extensions, such as auto-synchronization.
##Refactoring Please click hereto see the refactoring documentation.
Glossary
The following is a list of special terminology used within the scope of this project.
- Task: A request for something, such as a textual description, image, or audio file.
- Task item: An attempted fulfilment of a task. Creators can either accept a task item as-is or re-submit their task.
- Local task: A task which is stored only on the personal device and has not been pushed to the server.
- Shared task: A task which has been pushed to the server and is viewable by others.
- Creator: A user who is creating, maintaining, or confirming/rejecting task requests.
- Contributor: A user who is fulfilling the tasks (by adding task items) of creators.
- CrowdSourcer: The web service used to store shared tasks.
Information Sources
License
See readme.md for the license.