Project Description:

Welcome to the Mobile Software Development course with Ionic and Angular! In this project, you will apply the concepts and skills you've learned throughout the course to create a real-world mobile application. The project will allow you to showcase your abilities in building dynamic, cross-platform mobile apps using Ionic and Angular.

Instructions:

Project Setup: Before you begin, make sure you have set up your development environment with Ionic and Angular as per the instructions provided in the course materials.
Project Requirements: Refer to the epics and user stories provided below. These detailed requirements will guide you through the functionalities and features your app should include.
Development Process: Follow the iterative development process taught in the course. Begin by planning your app's architecture and user interface, then proceed with implementation, testing, and refinement.
Submission: Once you have completed your project, it's time to share it with your fellow students for feedback. Here's how you can do it:
- GitHub Repository: Create a public GitHub repository to host your project code. Include detailed documentation in the repository, outlining the project structure, functionality, and any additional notes.
- Sharing Instructions: In the README file of your GitHub repository, provide clear instructions on how other students can access and review your project. Include steps for cloning the repository, setting up the development environment (if necessary), and running the application.
- Feedback Request: Encourage your peers to explore your project and provide constructive feedback. You can specify areas where you would like feedback, such as usability, design, performance, or any specific features you implemented.
Feedback Process: As you await feedback from your peers, take the opportunity to review and provide feedback on their projects as well. Engaging in this feedback loop will not only help you improve your own project but also contribute to the learning experience of your classmates.
Iterate and Improve: Use the feedback received to iterate on your project. Implement any suggested improvements or enhancements, and continue refining your application until you are satisfied with the result.
Project Gallery: Once you have finalized your project, consider sharing it in the project gallery provided on the course platform. This will allow you to showcase your work to the broader community and potentially inspire others.

Application Description

The application will store and manage the attendance for a single classroom. It will store the names and contact information for the class roster and the students’ parents. It will provide a way to add, edit, and remove students, as well as the ability to mark the students absent or present for a given day. The app will run on both desktop web, iOS, and Android. It will also connect to the device’s camera to add a photograph of each student.

To complete the sample project, here are three suggested epics, each with a high-level objective and some example user stories that align with the three visual screens from the course:

Epic 1: Home Page Design and Functionality

Objective: Create a user-friendly and informative home page that provides an overview of the application’s main features.

User Story 1: As a teacher, I want to see a summary of the day’s attendance statistics on the home page, so I can quickly assess the attendance status of my class.
User Story 2: As a teacher, I want to have quick access to the roster page from the home page, so I can easily view and manage my students’ information.
User Story 3: As a teacher, I want to see a list of the most recent class photos on the home page, so I can quickly identify students who have been absent recently.

Epic 2: Roster Page Development

Objective: Develop a comprehensive roster page that allows teachers to manage their students’ information and attendance records efficiently.

User Story 4: As a teacher, I want to be able to add, edit, and remove students from the roster, so I can keep the class list up to date.
User Story 5: As a teacher, I want to be able to mark students as present or absent for a given day, so I can track attendance accurately.
User Story 6: As a teacher, I want to be able to access and update student contact information, so I can communicate with students and their parents when necessary.

Epic 3: Student Details Page Implementation

Objective: Implement a student details page that provides teachers with all the necessary information about a student and enables them to manage their attendance and photo records.

User Story 7: As a teacher, I want to view a student’s attendance history on their details page, so I can identify any attendance trends or issues.
User Story 8: As a teacher, I want to be able to upload and update a student’s photo on their details page, so I can easily recognize them in class.
User Story 9: As a teacher, I want to be able to add notes about a student on their details page, so I can keep track of any relevant information or concerns.

Ahmar Manj

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