October 13 Finalized website flow, eliminated unnecessary pages, streamlined flow for – more efficient design to conform with client’s standards. October 15 Demoed interface for Dr. Dotson and obtained feedback. – October 17 Worked on database backend code. – October 20 Gave midterm presentation. – October 24 Work on the application and figured out the client registration and – November 1 Worked on inputting tutor time information into the MySQL database. – November 5 Worked on the calendar with connecting the PHP to the SQL and HTML. – November 12 Met with professor to discuss testing, and met with Dr. Dotson to go – over an update on the project. November 15 Team worked on beta-test prep, connecting the calendar. – November 22 Team had fully functioning appointment scheduling. – November 25 Team met online, coded the reports to generate and download. – December 1 Team gave mock final presentation. – December 3 Team met to discuss final changes and enhancements to the program. As – well as edited the final presentation. December 8 Team reviewed and practiced the presentation. – Platforms, Tools, and Languages Platform This will be an online web application hosted from the University of Kentucky web servers that will be accessible for clients from the following browsers: Google Chrome version 38 or newer – Firefox version 28 or newer – Safari 5.0.1 or newer Internet Explorer 11 (if time allows) Mobile versions of Chrome and Safari (if time allows) Languages HTML 5 PHP MySQL Javascript JQuery The tools we used to develop this program were a combination of several different development platforms:
October 13 – Finalized website flow, eliminated unnecessary pages, streamlined flow for more efficient design to conform with client’s standards. October 15 – Demoed interface for Dr. Dotson and obtained feedback. October 17 – Worked on database backend code. October 20 – Gave midterm presentation. October 24 – Work on the application and figured out the client registration and November 1 – Worked on inputting tutor time information into the MySQL database. November 5 – Worked on the calendar with connecting the PHP to the SQL and HTML. November 12 – Met with professor to discuss testing, and met with Dr. Dotson to go over an update on the project. November 15 – Team worked on beta-test prep, connecting the calendar. November 22 – Team had fully functioning appointment scheduling. November 25 – Team met online, coded the reports to generate and download. December 1 – Team gave mock final presentation. December 3 – Team met to discuss final changes and enhancements to the program. As well as edited the final presentation. December 8 – Team reviewed and practiced the presentation. Platforms, Tools, and Languages Platform This will be an online web application hosted from the University of Kentucky web servers that will be accessible for clients from the following browsers: Google Chrome – version 38 or newer Firefox – version 28 or newer Safari 5.0.1 or newer Internet Explorer 11 (if time allows) Mobile versions of Chrome and Safari (if time allows) Languages HTML 5 PHP MySQL Javascript JQuery The tools we used to develop this program were a combination of several different development platforms: