Open joshuag1214 opened 1 day ago
Progress happening here: https://lucid.app/lucidchart/d959b854-5362-4c41-9431-89edb8ccfe0a/edit?invitationId=inv_648f421b-24ff-48d9-9956-9ebfbbe93eba&page=pi2dVMlh-gwc#
Note from TA: The user interface flow diagram should have separate flows for different user roles (ie. professors, students, administrators) if their interactions with the system vary.
Certain functionalities, like adding classes, are specific to certain users (in this case, professors). It's essential to capture those unique flows in your diagram. This approach ensures your interface design accurately reflects different user experiences and helps clarify which pages or options are available to each user type
will try to finish at least the admin stuff tomorrow
Great, I'll finish up the professor flow this afternoon
Professor and Student flow models are ready for review. Let me know when you're done with the Admin one and I'll take a look!
Develop a user interface flow model, i.e., the high-level relationships between major user interface elements (screens). Use a User Interface Flow Diagram or a UML state machine diagram.