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Welcome to the Braincase wiki! This project has been started by two students studying at AUT in the Research and Development project paper. The client of the software is James Skene a lecturer at AUT.

Braincase is to be released as open source software so that anyone can fork it, make modifications and if they want to, make a pull request to merge new features to the mainstream application.

It may be based on an existing software solution, or a custom built system depending on the outcome of the Software Review.

Project information

• Vision

• Meeting Minutes

• Package Dependencies

• Architecture Diagram

• Data Flow Diagram

• Architecture Specification Plan

• Mid Project Progress Review Preparation

• OSCS Methodology

• Initial Configuration Data

• Our Development Board http://huboard.com/hamstar/Braincase/board#

Sprints

We are doing six two week sprints.

• Sprint 1: 13th August 2012 - 24th August 2012
• Sprint 2: 27th August 2012 - 7th September 2012
• Sprint 3: 10th September 2012 - 21st September 2012
• Sprint 4: 24th September 2012 - 5th October 2012
• Sprint 5: 8th October 2012 - 19th October 2012
• Sprint 6: 22nd October 2012 - 2nd November 2012

Formats and Standards

• Design Decision Issues
• Issue Hierarchy
• PKB Data Format #80

Improvement Ideas

• See this if we have to custom make something to schedule backups without access to cron.
• Make it so one can select some text, and be able to turn it into its own wiki page, replacing the text on the current page with a template referring to the new wiki page
• Make it so one can select some text, and add a comment to that text
• Visualize categories and hierarchies with javascript graphing kits

Useful Resources

• Reqs Spec Example
• Reqs spec info
• RE Methods
• Requirements: A Rational Approach preview - TOC