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This is the wiki for development of the ESEE Meeting Management application. The first phase of development occurred in the Fall 2006 CSCI-4440-02 Software Design and Documentation course at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, taught by professors Anita Kuchera and John Sturman. First phase project members were Elizabeth DeLouise, Ezra Leng, Sylvia Luxenburg, and Eric Pratt. The second phase of development is occurring in the Spring 2007 COMM-2210-02 Web and Database Programming course at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, taught by professor Michael Lynch. Second phase project members are Richard Denton and Eric Pratt.
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Project Overview
Our project is a web application designed to increase organizational productivity by providing a centralized system for submission, revision, and presentation of text-based data by multiple concurrent users. The system's main intended use is for meetings, during which some text-based data must be displayed, discussed, revised, or approved by more than one person, but it can also be used outside of meetings to store revision suggestions or to coordinate document workflows. Users will have one of several roles, which include admin, member, and guest, the latter of which will have privileges only to view certain documents.
Project Phases
Phase One
Phase Two
Extra Notes
Feature Notes
Thoughts on Functionality Iteration
Voting | Sections | Random Notes
Why did we want to look at LaTeX, again? Because it's a system for formatting text automatically based on directives instead of explicit format commands. And with reference to automatic section numbering.
