1. Poorang Vosough
2. Nikolaos Paraschou
3. Negin Banaeianjahromi

After we received the requirement, we read it carefully and identified user stories. Then, we prioritized user stories into three levels based on their importance in our view of point and also based our time limitation. Later on, we discussed about list of works we were supposed to address during the next sprint so we identified product backlog. Finally we started our our one week sprint.

More precisely, the following elements were implemented:

• Domain Classes
  • User, UserRole, Forecast, Activity, Week, Client, Login
• Controller Classes
  • UserController, UserRoleController, ForecastController, ActivityController, WeekController, ClientController, LoginController
• Views
  • Appropriate views for the aforementioned classes.
• Login Functionality
  • The controllers and views were coded so that they support login functionality.

Due to lack of time and knowledge of the used framework and tools, we didn't manage to complete the following tasks (the unimplemented tasks are shifted to sprints 2 and 3):

Data base

Application

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workforecast_2.zip

finalreport.pdf

What was delivered, how

1. Source code of the final application
2. Documentation on this wiki including:
   1. Product Backlog
   2. Sprint Backlog
   3. BurnDown chart
   4. Database model

Our experiences on code camp

• Working as a team and trying to achieve a mutual goal.
• Working in a very limited period of time with a strict deadline.
• Competing with other teams and trying to be the best.
• Being familiar with new concepts such as Agile software development and Scrum methodology.
• Programming with a new tools such as Grails.

Final presentation slides

http://prezi.com/ybzumso1czyf/forecast-system/