UFT Research Portal

Mock portal for faculty and lab researchers at the University of Florida to manage project proposals and experiments.

Team Queen

Members:

Dana Sweet
Dennis Tam
Nicole Carpenter
Sheena Bryant

Frameworks & Resources

Rails, AJAX, Rspec/Capybara

Team Norms

Stand ups: 8:15am, 1:15pm, 5pm
Communal snacks
Trello board for task management
Pull requests approved by tech lead
Work in vertical slices
Team slack channel for central communication
Theme song: "Don't Stop Me Now" by Queen
Mission Statement: "Strength in unity, unity in strength."

User Stories

• As a faculty member or researcher, I should be able to register for a new account with my UFT email address as my specific role (faculty or researcher).
• As a faculty member or researcher, I should be able to log in with my UFT email address and password.
• As a faculty member or researcher, I should be able to see all of the proposals that have been submitted in order of most recent first.
• As a faculty member or researcher, I should be able to query the proposals by department.
• As a faculty member or researcher, I should be able to sort the proposals alphabetically by project title.
• As a faculty member or researcher, I should be able to see an individual proposal and summary details.
• As a faculty member, I should be able to edit and delete proposals that I have submitted.
• As a faculty member or researcher, I should be able to leave comments on experiments, specific to the active stage of the project.
• As a faculty member, I should be able to leave comments on proposals for which I have written.
• As a faculty member, I should only be able to see the research details of experiments pertaining to proposals which I have submitted.
• As a researcher, I should only be able to see research details of experiments pertaining to proposals for which I have submitted research.
• As a researcher, I should be able to create a new experiment under a proposal.
• As a researcher, I should be able to see the research details of experiments pertaining to proposals for which I submitted.
• As a researcher, I should be able to edit experiment data and assign active status to phases.