Phases
- requirements
- analysis
- design
- development
- testing
- deployment
- workflow
- access control
How To...
Projects
start a project
Requirements
add a requirement
Use-Cases
add a use-case
Designs
add a design
Coding
check for new tasks
enter initial estimate
revise an estimate
revise task status
finish a task
generate a burn-down chart
generate a gantt chart
Testing
add a test plan
add a defect
Deployment
complete a release
Nuts and Bolts of Adding a Design
- click the Designs link under the Workspace area
- click the Add button
- fill out the form
- the code identifies this design in search results and drop down lists
- make sure that the appropriate project is selected
- what keywords would you want this design to appear as search results for
- which use case does this design satisfy
- status should be new
- describe the design but not the details as that comes later
- click the Add button
- click the display link
- click the Impact link
- click the Add button
- fill out the form
- the code identifies this impact in search results and drop down lists
- which use case part does this impact pertain to
- describe the impact which you can read more about in the help area on design
- click the Add button
- if you are adding design details from scratch
- click the Design link in the Recently Visited box
- click the Details link
- click the Add button
- fill out the form
- select the software asset (i.e. a code file, see the design section) to be changed or
- if that asset cannot be found in the list then add a new one
- click the Add Asset link
- fill out the entire form
- the code identifies this asset in search results and drop down lists
- this is a description of the software asset itself and not the changes needed to be made to that asset in order to fulfil this design detail
- the project identifies where this asset resides with regards to a version control system
- the folder is the path within this project that this asset resides in
- the file is the name of the file for this asset
- click the Add button
- click the DetailedDesign link in the Recently Visited box
- select the newly created software asset in the appropriate drop down
- the code identifies this design detail in search results and drop down lists
- make sure that the appropriate use case part (that this design detail satisfies) is selected
- describe the changes needed to be made to the software asset in order to fulfill this design
- click the Add button
- click the DetailedDesign link in the Recently Visited box
- select the newly created software asset in the appropriate drop down
- keep filling out the form and clicking the Add button until the entire design is entered
if you are adding detailed designs after reviewing a use case
- clicks the tasks link along the top right hand side of the page
- click the search button
- click on a review use case task
- click on the Parts link
- click the Search button
- click on one of the use case parts
- click the Add to Design link
- make appropriate changes to the already filled out form
- select the already existing software asset in the drop down or click the Add Asset link to create a new software asset
- fill out the form
- all fields are mandatory
- remember the code
- click the Add button
- click the DetailedDesign link in the Recently Visited box
- select the newly created software asset in the appropriate drop down
- select the newly created design from the drop down
- click the Save button
- click the TaskAssignment link in the Recently Visited box
- click the Task link
- click the edit link
- make sure that the Done checkbox is checked
- click the Save button
Questions?
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