By the end of this class, the student should be able to: ¶

• Identify and register a project group ¶
• Choose the project theme ¶
• Start writing the project presentation (A1) ¶
• Set up and start using the group’s GitLab code repository ¶

• Read the course rules and the rules that apply to the practical work ¶
• Read the available project proposals ¶
• Make a first login to FEUP’s GitLab ¶
• Form the project group and wait for the teacher to approve it (the teacher assigns a theme and adds your account to the group GitLab repository) ¶
• Initiate the GitLab wiki to support artefact development (with the teacher) ¶
• Start the ER wiki page with the artefact A1 (with the teacher) ¶
• Initiate the Checklists spreadsheet (with the teacher) ¶
• Discuss with the teacher (client) the theme of the project ¶
• Initiate the GitLab repository README file ¶
• Register the members of the group in Moodle ¶
• Read the README tab in the group's Checklists spreadsheet ¶
• Copy the ER and A1 tabs from the Reference Checklist ¶
• Answer the LBAW 21/22 Survey (if you haven't done it yet) ¶

• Materials presented in class: LBAW 21/22 Presentation (slides); Requirements Specification (slides) ¶
• LBAW 21/22 web page ¶
• Course Fact Sheet ¶
• Course Plan ¶
• Project Rules ¶
• Project Proposals ¶
• ER Component ¶

• Introduction to the course and organization of lab classes. Group set up and theme approval. Review of requirements analysis. Overview of the Requirements Specification (ER) Component. Artefacts A1 (Project Presentation) and A2 (Actors and User stories). ¶

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