FABI-Surveillance, Tree Protection Co-operative Program (TPCP)

Overview

This proposed system is the TPCP database analytics and interface for data capturing, monitoring, and modelling of forest pests and pathogens.

Table of Contents

Use the following links to easily traverse the README

• Documentation
• Project Management
• Collaborators
• Git Standards
• License

Documentation

Please find all appropriate documentation below

• System Requirements Specification (Currently version 4)

  SRS Documentation is regularly updated due to Agile Methodology

• API Documentation

• Coding Standards

• User Manual

• Technical Installation Document

• Testing Policy

Project Management Tool

Our team is using Notion and GitHub Projects to monitor and manage our development. In future we would like to integrate our PM Tool with GitHub for easier access.

Collaborators

The Development Team

Steven Jordaan	Bradley Mapstone	Shaun Naude	Matthew Kershaw	Daniel Nel
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Steven Jordaan

I am currently studying BSc Information and Knowledge Systems with my elective group dipping into software developement. I have many interests in the IT field such as Interaction Design, Web Developement, App Developement, Algorithms, Theoretical Computer Science etc. but I am not only interested in IT, I also find many other fields such as Biology, Engineering, and even Psychology to be fascinating.

Bradley Mapstone

Experienced Book Seller with a demonstrated history of working in the retail industry. Skilled in Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, Strategic Planning, and Microsoft Office. Proficient in Java, C++ and database work in SQL. Strong administrative professional studying an IT course focusing on GIS at the University of Pretoria/Universiteit van Pretoria.

Shaun Naude

My Name is Shaun Naude, I am Currently 3rd year BSc Computer Science at the University of Pretoria.

Matthew Kershaw

I'm a computer science student in my final year at the University of Pretoria. I am an enthusiastic person who enjoys working with others. My experience in the field of computer science is still quite low but I am a fast learner who is not afraid to tackle problems head on.

Daniel Nel

Hey I am currently a third year computer science student at the University of Pretoria. I am a tech and coffee enthusiast. I love working on projects and challenging myself to learn more about the wonderful world of software development.

Git Standards

Workflow

Naming Conventions

• Use grouping tokens at the beginning of branch names

  userManagement/<feature>

• Define and use short lead tokens

  um/login where um means User Management

Rules of this flow

1. Anything in master is deployable
2. To work on something new branch off of develop
3. commit to that branch locally and regularly push to the remote branch of the same name
4. When a branch is ready to be merged, open a pull request
5. Another member must review the feature before you can merge it into master
6. Once merged into master, you must deploy

License

There is currently no License for external use