Final Project: Milestone 3

For this milestone, you must:

• Significantly improve the functionality of your system from Milestone M2.
• Incorporate a significant amount of “real” data into your system. For example, if you are building a system that has recipes, then there should be at least 50 real recipes in your system, with accurate photos and descriptions. If your system involves a community of musicians, then you must find at least a dozen people who are willing to provide realistic information about their musical practices appropriate for inclusion in the system.
• Find at least five UH community members (not from ICS 314) to try out your system and provide feedback.
• Implement acceptance testing (see E62: Experience testing your final project.

Functional requirements

The system should provide all functionality required for Milestone M2, plus significant additional functionality as noted above.

Software engineering requirements

For this milestone, you must:

• Use GitHub issues and a GitHub project called “M3” to manage the development of this release of the system.
• Use Issue Driven Project Management practices.
• Update your organization’s GitHub Page to document the current version of your system following GitHub hosting guidelines.

Submission instructions

By the date and time associated with this experience on the Schedule page, you must post a link to your project home page to the #final-project channel, indicating that it is ready for review. In addition, all members of your team must have submitted the URL to your project’s github.io page to Laulima.

The project home page should include:

• A link to the GitHub organization associated with this project and all of its repositories.

• An “Overview” which summarizes what the system does and the problems it is intended to solve for the UH Community.

• A “User Guide” section. The user guide should guide the user through all of the currently implemented functionality of the system. The user guide should include up-to-date screen shots with textual descriptions of what the user can accomplish on the page.

• A “Community Feedback” section. In this section, summarize your findings from having 5 community members try out your application.

• A “Developer Guide” section. The developer guide should guide a developer through the process of downloading, installing, running, and modifying the system.

• A link to the running deployment of your system on Digital Ocean.

• A link to the M1 Project page, showing what issues were completed for this milestone. It is appropriate that by the time of the presentation, there are no issues in the BackLog or In Progress for this milestone.

• A link to the M2 Project page, showing what issues were completed for this milestone. It is appropriate that by the time of the presentation, there are no issues in the BackLog or In Progress for this milestone.

• A link to the M3 Project page, showing what issues were completed for this milestone. It is appropriate that by the time of the presentation, there are no issues in the BackLog or In Progress for this milestone.