On this page we have links to all the documentation that revolves around this project. All documentation has been written in an academic style as expected by the Delft University of Technology.
The first document elucidates all the requirements for this project. It has a detailed explanation on the functional and non-functional requirements. Also included are a couple of use case diagrams that handle the most important of scenarios. There is also a Business object model that displays the important sub systems that are part of the design of this software project and finally there are a couple of sequence diagrams that show the interaction of various sub systems for a couple of important actions. This document can be found at : Requirements Analysis and Designs
The second document included here is the architectural document, this document contains an explanation on every subsystem that is a part of the final subsystem. There is also a light weight api included along with an explanation on a couple of the design decisions that have been taken for the software system. This document can be found at :Architectural Design
In the third document that is the Test and Implementation plan an overview is given of the test and implementation plan for the BioLogix application. First we order our objectives according to the MoSCoW method. Secondly,we specify when we plan on implementing specic features, we do this using Scrum sprints and milestones. Thirdly, we elucidate the testing procedures that will be used throughout this project. We divide our testing into three categories: 1) unit testing 2)integration testing and 3) acceptance testing. Finally, we make a risk analysis concerning
the development of the proposed system. This document can be found at : Test and Implementation Plan
The final report documents all the features of the Biologix Program, also it explains the major problems faced during the programming phase. Also included are the reflections on this project per team member and the reflection on the teamwork prevalent in the group. This document can be found at : Final Report