2-> Descriptive part (1)

[AlfredoSoto1]

More deatails on each field in the Documentation Guidelines on moodle

This part of the documentation requires the following:

• [x] 2.1 Domain Description
• [x] 2.1.1 Domain rough sketch
• [x] 2.1.2 Terminology
• [x] 2.1.3 Domain terminology in relation to domain rough sketch

[AlfredoSoto1]

Here is the link of the google doc so that you can paste what you are working on

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1STYnwFFMQANmVZkxhREbYkdxxjH-6x99r3gTli65Kqc/edit?usp=sharing

[edgaelm]

Se completa el diagrama de "Domain Rough Sketch" y "Domain terminology in relation to domain rough sketch" en base a information relacionada a aplicacion FitQuest.

2.1.1 Domain rough sketch:

2.1.3 Domain terminology in relation to domain rough sketch:

1. Player:

   • Individual who uses the application to engage in workouts, track progress, set goals, and participate in gamified elements.

2. Workouts:

   • Workouts encompass the specific exercise routines and physical activities that users engage in to improve their fitness levels, strength, flexibility, or overall health.

3. Motivation:

   • Motivation in the app context refers to the encouragement, inspiration, or incentives provided to users to maintain their workout routines and achieve their fitness goals.

4. Game Aspect:

   • Gamified features, challenges, or interactive elements designed to make the workout experience more engaging and enjoyable for users.

5. Rewards:

   • Rewards are incentives or achievements that users earn as a result of completing workouts, achieving fitness milestones, or participating in challenges. These can include badges, points, or virtual items.

6. Challenges:

   • Challenges are specific goals, tasks, or competitions set within the app to encourage users to push their limits and achieve specific fitness objectives.

7. Environment:

   • Setting in which workouts take place. It can simulate various locations such as a gym, house, or customized settings.

8. House:

   • Location where users engage in fitness activities in their own home.

9. Equipment Availability:

   • Availability of exercise equipment, such as weights, resistance bands, or specialized machines, that users can utilize during their workouts.

10. Gym:

    • Location where users can access a variety of exercise equipment and engage in fitness activities.

11. Types of Workouts:

    • These are different categories or genres of exercises that users can choose from based on their fitness goals and preferences.

12. Calisthenics:

    • Calisthenics involves exercises that use one's own body weight for resistance, such as push-ups, squats, and planks.

13. Weightlifting

    • This category includes exercises that involve lifting weights, such as dumbbells or barbells, to build strength and muscle.

14. Strength Training:

    • Strength training focuses on exercises designed to increase muscle strength, endurance, and power.

15. Muscle Building:

    • Strength training focuses on exercises designed on increasing muscular strength and size.

16. Cardiovascular Activities:

    • Cardiovascular activities are exercises that aim to improve the heart and lung health, such as running, cycling, and swimming.

17. Personalized Exercises:

    • These are workouts tailored to an individual user's fitness level, goals, and any specific preferences or restrictions they may have.

18. User Added Workouts:

    • Allows users to create and customize their own workout routines based on their preferences and specific fitness objectives.

19. Engagement:

    • Engagement refers to the level of involvement, interaction, and interest that users have with the app, including their participation in workouts, challenges, and social features.

20. Goals:

    • Goals are specific fitness objectives that users set for themselves, such as weight loss, muscle gain, improved endurance, or achieving a certain level of fitness proficiency.

[RicardoGarciaSuarez]

Just completed the task 2.1.2 Terminology please leaders check and review it, it is still open for changes! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1STYnwFFMQANmVZkxhREbYkdxxjH-6x99r3gTli65Kqc/edit?pli=1 That's the link for the google documentation where the terminology is located.

[JorgeC08]

Just completed the task 2.1.2 Terminology please leaders check and review it, it is still open for changes! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1STYnwFFMQANmVZkxhREbYkdxxjH-6x99r3gTli65Kqc/edit?pli=1 That's the link for the google documentation where the terminology is located.

Just checked, changed some miscellaneous but looks good.