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== Project Milestones ==
 
== Project Milestones ==
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*'''Exploration of Project Ideas. [Week 1 - Week 3]'''
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*'''Milestone 0.0: Exploration of Project Ideas. [Week 1 - Week 3]'''
 
**Identify an application domain for your Android project.
 
**Identify an application domain for your Android project.
 
**Gather information from end users (i.e. people who will use your app).
 
**Gather information from end users (i.e. people who will use your app).
 
** Do market research (e.g. Google Play Store) if needed.
 
** Do market research (e.g. Google Play Store) if needed.
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*'''Submission of a Project Proposal. [Week 4 - Week 5]'''
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*'''Milestone 1.0: Submission of a Project Proposal. [Week 4 - Week 5]'''
 
** date of submission: '''February 15, 2015'''
 
** date of submission: '''February 15, 2015'''
 
** Watch the video (approx. 7 minutes) about creating user stories. [http://scrumtrainingseries.com/BacklogRefinementMeeting/BacklogRefinementMeeting.htm]
 
** Watch the video (approx. 7 minutes) about creating user stories. [http://scrumtrainingseries.com/BacklogRefinementMeeting/BacklogRefinementMeeting.htm]
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*** identify checkpoints/milestones
 
*** identify checkpoints/milestones
 
** Your proposal must include the name of your app, names of team members, and the date of submission.
 
** Your proposal must include the name of your app, names of team members, and the date of submission.
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* '''Design and Implementation. [Week 7 - Week 12 (February 15 - March 31); 6 weeks]'''
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* '''Milestone 2.0: Design and Implementation. [Week 7 - Week 12 (February 15 - March 31); 6 weeks]'''
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** Design Report 2.0
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** Submit
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** GitHub activities
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*** the REVISED project proposal 2.0
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*** the Design Report 2.0
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**** Read the design requirements below.
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** WeeklyGitHub activities
 
** Weekly standup meetings on Fridays [http://scrummethodology.com/scrum-meetings/]
 
** Weekly standup meetings on Fridays [http://scrummethodology.com/scrum-meetings/]
 
**# What have I done since the last Scrum meeting (yesterday)?
 
**# What have I done since the last Scrum meeting (yesterday)?
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**# What prevents me from performing my work as efficiently as possible?
 
**# What prevents me from performing my work as efficiently as possible?
 
** Sprints (i.e. iterations) [http://scrummethodology.com/scrum-sprint/]
 
** Sprints (i.e. iterations) [http://scrummethodology.com/scrum-sprint/]
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* '''Project Presentation and Final Report. [Week 14]'''
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* '''Milestone 3.0: Project Presentation and Final Report. [Week 14]'''
 
** '''April 13, 2015 (Monday)'''
 
** '''April 13, 2015 (Monday)'''
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== Design Requirements ==
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*Create detailed system diagrams.
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** UI mockups
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** interaction between backend components and the UI screens
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** flow of data between the UI screens and data stores such as database and Android file system
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** flow of data between the UI screens and Web API servers (URLs), if applicable
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*Consult Material Design Guidelines.

Revision as of 14:20, 25 February 2015

Overview

  • Learning Objectives.
    • Build a useful and interesting Android app by the end of the semester.
    • Have a sense of achievement after building an operational Android app with feedback from end users.
    • Develop your applied research skills as you need to search for additional knowledge in order to complete the project.
      • use Android packages not covered by this course
      • integrate with another API (e.g. a Web API, Twitter API, Facebook API, Flickr API,...)
    • Demonstrate your potentials, creativity, and technical skills.
    • Use GitHub to build an Android app.
    • Use agile software development approach.
      • user stories(from the perspective of end users)
      • sprints (i.e. iterations)
      • weekly standup meetings
  • Be innovative.
    • market research
    • start-up companies and career opportunities
      • seven Canadian tech startups (2014) [1]
      • 1000 startups [2]
      • startup companies in Toronto [3]
    • startup career in Toronto [4]
    • entrepreneurs and start-ups (Ontario Centers of Excellence) [5]
  • Team size: 1-2 persons.

Gallery of Projects

Author(s) App Name Description Links (similar apps)
Elsi Nushaj & Hyungryu Chun RWG (Random Workout Generator) App creates workouts for you and lets you track exercise times to improve and compare against others https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.workout.generator
Vasil Rimar & Norbert Curiciac AdPulse This application allows advertisement agencies throughout the GTA, who currently rely on paper based methods to keep track of and organize information. ???
Kevin Kofler & Petr Bouianov Pupillary Distance Meter An application which measures pupillary distance, i.e. the distance between the pupils of your eyes. This metric is needed while purchasing prescription eye wear. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=air.PupilMeterAnd&hl=en
Jordan Wieb Mobile Tactics A turn-based, tile-based, multiplayer strategy RPG with no server between two devices. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mangobile.kingturn&hl=en

Project Milestones

  • Milestone 0.0: Exploration of Project Ideas. [Week 1 - Week 3]
    • Identify an application domain for your Android project.
    • Gather information from end users (i.e. people who will use your app).
    • Do market research (e.g. Google Play Store) if needed.
  • Milestone 1.0: Submission of a Project Proposal. [Week 4 - Week 5]
    • date of submission: February 15, 2015
    • Watch the video (approx. 7 minutes) about creating user stories. [6]
    • Create a business statement.
      • key questions
        • What kind of Android app are you going to build?
        • Have you found similar apps on the market (e.g. Google Play Store)? If so, please include some links in your proposal.
        • How does your app differentiate from other similar apps on the market?
      • focus: application domain, end-user needs, business values
    • Create user stories (or use cases).
      • key question
        • How is a user going to use your app?
      • SCRUM User Stories (from the perspective of an end-user) [7] [8]
      • an example from a CDOT project [9]
    • Create a list of features on your app.
    • Create a sketch of your design.
      • Note: The design may change as your project goes through the iterations.
    • Create a system diagram of your app.
      • identify the key components (e.g. UI, database, Web API, server)
        • an example:
    • Create a tentative timeline.
      • based on the priorities of user stories/use-cases
      • identify checkpoints/milestones
    • Your proposal must include the name of your app, names of team members, and the date of submission.
  • Milestone 2.0: Design and Implementation. [Week 7 - Week 12 (February 15 - March 31); 6 weeks]
    • Submit
      • the REVISED project proposal 2.0
      • the Design Report 2.0
        • Read the design requirements below.
    • WeeklyGitHub activities
    • Weekly standup meetings on Fridays [10]
      1. What have I done since the last Scrum meeting (yesterday)?
      2. What will I do before the next Scrum meeting (tomorrow)?
      3. What prevents me from performing my work as efficiently as possible?
    • Sprints (i.e. iterations) [11]
  • Milestone 3.0: Project Presentation and Final Report. [Week 14]
    • April 13, 2015 (Monday)

Design Requirements

  • Create detailed system diagrams.
    • UI mockups
    • interaction between backend components and the UI screens
    • flow of data between the UI screens and data stores such as database and Android file system
    • flow of data between the UI screens and Web API servers (URLs), if applicable
  • Consult Material Design Guidelines.
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