JAKA Week 7 Progress Report

This week I have accomplished:

**Andrew Mantes**

• Clarify some issues about the project scope and specifications.
• Researched and read some info about JavaServer Faces.

**Jamilla Tabal**

• Clarified concerns regarding the project by setting an appointment with our instructor.
• Started downloading JSF tutorials.
• Started the migration of the current prototype from static html form to JSF version.

**Karen Pajarito**

• Updated Requirements Traceability Matrix.
• Added additional component in RTM.
• Researched on JSF framework.

**Ada Angeli D. Cariaga**

• Studied the attributes of each entity.
• Started to make the original table for the attributes.

Our next week goals:

• Have a deeper understanding of how JSF works.
• Finish the system prototype.
• Revise use case specifications.
• Create stories and screenshots for use cases.
• Continue update Requirements Traceability Matrix.
• Finish normalization.
• Learn JSF as soon as possible.
• Develop screen prototype using JSF.
• Prepare ourselves for some more things to do.

Our most important concerns/issues/questions are:

• What server to use for our application?
• If the client will agree on the changes we made in the project
• If there will be changes on the requirements

We learned:

**Andrew Mantes**

• Overnight success isn't always possible.
• Proper coordination and cooperation could turn the tide in favor of you.

**Jamilla Tabal**

• Introduction to JSF
• Advantages and Disadvantages of JSF
• Importance of each role each of the team members is expected to play.

**Karen Pajarito**

• Importance of division of labor
• Scoping
• Design engineering phase and deliverables
• Use of design patterns
• Some available frameworks for applications
• Role of analysis classes

**Ada Angeli D. Cariaga**

• Design engineering phase
• Different frameworks that can be used or applied in our project