Project Index for CSC 223.02, Spring 2002

This semester, CSC 223 students will be working on a large software project. The following links provide regarding this project, documenting work as it evolves.

• Initial, Rough Project Description

• Specifications: Round 1

  • Owners' perspective
  • Students' perspective
  • Outsiders' perspective

• Specifications: Round 2 -- additional comments

  • Owners' perspective
  • Students' perspective
  • Outsiders' perspective

• Project Description - Round 3

• Classes, Objects, and Use Cases: Initial Draft

• Sample Use Case: Send an e-mail message to all users with appointments on a given day

  • Sequence Diagram
  • Collaboration Diagram

• Use Case Diagrams for the Schedule Program

  Use Case Description	Original Version	Revised Version
  Create initial schedule	Original Case 1	Revised Case 1: Startup/Initialization
  View default schedule	Original Case 2	Revised Case 1: Startup/Initialization
  View schedule after login	Original Case 3	Revised Case 2: Included under View Week
  View another week	Original Case 4	Revised Case 2: View Week
  Save data to file	Original Case 5	Revised Case 3: Save to file Deferred
  Log in	Original Case 6	Revised Case 4: Log in with Applet update
  Owner makes/changes an appointment	Original Case 7	Revised Case 5: Owner makes appointment
  Student makes an appointment	Original Case 8	Revised Case 6: Outsider or Logged-in, non-owner makes appointment
  Outsider makes an appointment	Original Case 9	Revised Case 6: Outsider or Logged-in, non-owner makes appointment
  User tries to make a restricted appointment	Original Case 10	Revised Case 6: Outsider or Logged-in, non-owner makes appointment
  User tries to make an appointment designated as available	Original Case 11	Revised Case 6: Outsider or Logged-in, non-owner makes appointment
  User tries to make appointment during drop-in	Original Case 12	Revised Case 6: Outsider or Logged-in, non-owner makes appointment
  User tries to make appointment that is unavailable	Original Case 13	Revised Case 6: Outsider or Logged-in, non-owner makes appointment
  Print (to printer)	Original Case 14	Revised Case 7: Print to Printer Deferred

• Classes, Data Attributes, Methods, Specifications (Updated Tuesday, April 30, 2002)

• Some conventions:

  • Method Name Capitalization: the first word of a name appears in lower case; subsequent words have initial capital letters (this follows a common Java convention)
  • Dates: A date will be a string variable consisting of a 4-character year field, a slash, a 2-character month field, a slash, and a 2-character day field. Years, months, and days will be digits. Months begin at number 01, which is January. Example: March 9, 1980 is written as "1980/03/09".
  • Times: A time will be a string variable consisting of a 2-character hour field, a colon, and a 2-character minute field. Except for the colon, all characters are digits, and hours will be represented using a 24-hour clock. Examples: 8:30 am is written as "08:30", and 8:09 pm is written as "20:09".

This document is available on the World Wide Web as

     http://www.cs.grinnell.edu/~walker/courses/223.sp02/project/project.html

created January 11, 2002 last revised May 2, 2002
For more information, please contact Henry M. Walker at walker@cs.grinnell.edu.