Runway Re-Declaration Tool

COMP2211: Software Engineering Group Project

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Contents

• Introduction
  • Task Description
  • Development Process
  • Repository Contents
• Running The Application
• Usage

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Introduction

Task Description

• Design and develop a tool that can be used by Airport staff to aid in the re-decleration of a runway in the event of an obstacle/obstruction.

Development Process

• The development process of this project simulated that of the real-world, with a team of developers working on the system alongside a customer.
• The application (product) was developed by a team of six students with guidance from a supervisor (product customer).
• Agile Development was used to build the system in three increments (sprints). Value was provided to the customer with each increment, and feedback was taken on board to adjust the application appropriatley.
• Documentation was written for each increment, which detailed:
  • The design and development workings of the sprint - i.e., what was new to the system.
  • How the team responded to the feedback of the previous sprint - i.e., how the system was changed,
  • The team's plan for the following sprint - i.e., what is next for the system.

Repository Contents

• Contained in the repository is:
  • Directories for each increment of the development process (Increment 1, Increment 2, Increment 3).
    • Each increment directory contains:
      • src : Directory containing the increment's source code.
      • build : Directory containing the increment's execcutable (as .jar files) .
      • Documentation.pdf : The documentation for the increment.
  • A Final Report directory, containing:
    • User Guide.pdf : A user guide which explains how to use the final system and all of it's features.
    • Project Evaluation.pdf : A project evaluation report which details the teams evaluation of the developemnt process.

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Running The Application

• Each increment contains two .jar files,Windows.jar and Mac.jar, that can be used to run the application on a Windows and MacOS machine respectivley.

• To run either file, navigate to the project directory and use the following command:

  • java -jar <filename>.jar
    

  • Where filename is either Windows or Mac depending on your operating system.

• Alternatively, run either file by double-clicking it.

• The application should look like this at open:

• Note:
  • When run, the system will create a resources directory, which is used to store system files and information in order to provide persistence (i.e., data is saved after application close.)

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Usage

• Please refer to the demonstration video posted on YoutTube here, or the user guide Increment 3/User Guide.pdf for a detailed description on how to use the system and all of its features.

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