SE401:33:Meeting Minutes Semester 2

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Week 6 - 20th August

Present: James, Lauren, Gill

Discuss the final report
  • Don't have to write in 3rd person if it makes it clumsy
  • Can discuss the implementation depending on what we decide are the important outcomes
- if the process is an important finding then discuss how you did it
- if the product is more important then show the tool and discuss why we did what
  • Can use screenshots where relevant, eg. UI description.
  • Look at last years reports
Discuss the "public.html" folder problem
  • Email Richard and see what he can do
  • If needed email Gill
Discuss the presentations
  • Can invite Gill to our practices, even if not polished


Week 5 - 13th August

Cancelled - No significant progress


Week 4 - 6th August

Present: James, Lauren, Gill

Discuss our evaluation progress
  • Evaluation process is complete
  • Should write up formal evaluation process - aims, methods, findings etc
Discuss our implementation
  • Implementation is pretty much finished
  • AFS has been down and preventing any further progress anyway
  • Gill thinks we have done enough and should try present it in the best possible way
  • May fix tiny things for presentation/conference
Discuss final report
  • We can send Gill our contents page for checking
  • Think of it as writing for a part 4 student who will continue your work
  • Only need to put things relevant for our target audience
  • Think of it as completely separate from the interim
  • Code details/read me will all go in the compendium
Discuss what to do next
  • Work on final report structure
  • Final report will help poster and its good to reuse


Week 3 - 30th July

Cancelled - Gill not here


Week 2 - 24th July - Second Examiner

Present: James, Lauren, Robert

Discuss our tool
  • Talked about how it went since the last time we met
  • Demonstrated our tool and what functionality we added to it
  • Robert seemed happy with what we've done
Discuss what to do next
  • Could do Cognitive Dimensions of our tool and another to compare the differences
  • Fix up small usability issues found by usability heuristics
  • Think about a scenario to demonstrate our tool with
- should be short and quick to demonstrate
- should be visual and show the power of the tool
Presentations
  • Robert is happy to sit in on rehearsal presentation
  • Robert is happy to look at contents pages for final report


Week 2 - 23rd July

Present: James, Lauren, Gill

Discuss what changes we made
  • Differences between Yahoo and Google maps
- Yahoo has better location estimation
- Google has better NZ road maps
  • Regular expressions are common but difficult to make user friendly
- probably some good applications already built
- possible future work for formatting options
Discuss the findings of our Usability Evaluation
  • List of possible improvements
  • Good for report to list and say what we fixed and future work
  • Attempt to fix small problems and leave rest for future
  • Try a different evaluation to perhaps identify different problems
- Cognitive Dimensions
- Good to have multiple evaluations
- Draws from knowledge of 2 other courses


Week 1 - 16th July

Present: James, Lauren, Gill

Discuss our progress with our tool
  • Demonstrated our application so far
  • Implementation is done if we can confidently say it is
Discuss what to do next
  • Evaluate and improve any problems we find (dialog boxes etc.)
  • Try make intuitive dialogs - specifically formatting data dialog
  • Industry officials are impressed by intuitive interfaces
  • Think about presentations (poster, conference etc)
  • Can use the summer project for poster etc
  • Meet with Robert & sell what we've done


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