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SenseHAT Web App - Coggle Diagram
SenseHAT Web App
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User Experience
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Sensors:
- A list of sensors in the database.
- A form to add a new sensor.
- Ability to edit and delete existing sensors.
Readings:
- Display readings captured in the database.
- Display summary of key data.
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Key Data:
- Number of readings per sensor.
- Max value on each axis.
- Min value on each axis.
Breakdown of the Task
A web interface for the SenseHAT should be developed that allows:
- The user to store the sensors being used in a database
- The user to enter the desired limits for pitch, roll, and yaw
- The user to initiate the capturing of data
- Captured data to be displayed
- A summary view of some useful aspects of the captured data
Data
Store Details:
- Sensor Name
- Sensor Description
Store Readings:
- Date
- Time
- Sensor readings
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User problem
Mr Jerry Atrick
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Works for the company selling STEM products to educational institutions. Will act as the
main consultant for the application development process.
Mr Ray Gunn
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Mr Gunn is wanting a simple device that he can attach to objects to capture movement
data as part of student experiments.
Ella Vader
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Ella is doing a doctorate in how the movement of skyscrapers influences their design. She
requires a means of capturing data of building movements for her thesis.
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Evaluation Criteria
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Prescribed
evaluate against criteria relating to:
- personal, social and economic impacts supported by a collection of data samples or representations.
- accuracy and efficiency of the coded components supported by a collection of annotated code segments in tables, diagrams and written paragraphs identifying errors and actions to make refinements.
- the IoT application from a user-experience perspective supported by a collection of annotated images of the user interface components.