On the Fedora Operating System, opening the telegram link causes the application to freeze, as Desktop.getDesktop().browse() is not supported by linux.

In the current state, the UI does not differentiate between these 3 vastly different things and keeps them in the same row. It would be best if it were differentiated better with colours or through placement.

As a teaching assistant, I would like to be able to view which classes my students have, as I teach multiple tutorial classes.

As a teaching assistant, I would like to view and access participation points easily, so that I can give feedback to my students about their participation.

Test cases are necessary to detect bugs caused by unmarkGroupAttendance.

The current UI is optimised for the address book project.

To modify it to suit our uses and features more, we need to change the UI.

It is imperative that with every new feature, the table of contents to be updated.

Remove the placeholder images of John and Jane Doe in preparation for the next iteration.

As a teaching assistant, I can see a list of the student’s contacts so that I can go through and easily choose which student I want to contact

To ensure that users are not lost in our program, we must have a well-documented user guide with every available command.

As a teaching assistant, I would like to make little notes and reminders for each student, so I can remember them better.

The existing AB3 functionality does not support such a command, which is essential for the new product.

As a Teaching Assistant, I would like to keep track of each student and the number of times they show up for class.

The existing codebase does not have such a command, which is essential for the new product.

The user guide is missing the grade command in the command summary section at the bottom.

In GradeCommand.java, you should not use square brackets in the following

    public static final String MESSAGE_USAGE = COMMAND_WORD
            + ": Marks the specific assignment of the student identified\n"
            + "by the index number used in the displayed student list.\n"
            + "Parameters: INDEX (must be a positive integer), "
            + "[" + PREFIX_NAME + "ASSIGNMENT_NAME] "
            + "[" + PREFIX_GRADE + "SCORE]\n"
            + "Example: " + COMMAND_WORD + " 1 n/Tutorial1 g/96 ";

As square brackets represent optional parameters.

In the same file, the example command is wrong, and is not grade.

- `assign 1 n/Tutorial1 g/90`

There is insufficient documentation on Assignments in the Developer Guide. This is also a requirement on an individual level.

Add the grade command for the assignment. As a TA, I want to be able to grade student's assignments easily

We use Jekyll in our project, so traces of AB3 must be adapted to prepare for the next iteration.

In their current state, it is not following the required convention of the course. It needs to be fixed to the usernames of the respective GitHub profiles.

As a teaching assistant, I want to assign task to specific tutorial group so that I can differentiate between the assignments in different groups.

Test cases are necessary for group assignments to check for validity.

Remove the placeholder text in preparation for the next iteration.

Help command should be updated to show the link to our new user guide instead of the default AB3.

As a teaching assistant, I want to mark attendance for specific tutorial group, so that I do not have to individually mark my students if all of them are present.

Add Telegram Link connected to User.

As a impatient user, I want to access student's telegram at the click of a button so that I can save my time

As a teaching assistant, I would like to track participation points so that I can keep track and grade participation of my students.

Currently, comments are implemented but its functionality is invisible to the user.

A field must be added to each user, showing the comments related to the user.

As a teaching assistant, I would like to unmark attendance for a specific tutorial group in case I mark the attendance of the tutorial group wrongly.

Fix README CI banners links.

As a busy teaching assistant, I can quickly add new contacts to npc_track by typing their names, phone numbers, and email addresses so that I can save my time and effort

There is a bug which causes it to display 11 weeks instead of 12 weeks.

As a teaching assistant, I would like to create assignments and give it to all of the students in the address book. This way, I can keep track of their grades and performance.

As it stands, there is no way to retract an assignment after giving it to everybody. This may be useful in case an assignment is given accidentally.

When using the application in full screen, the words are not taking up enough space compared to the title of the application.
The name of the person as well as their tags and assignments could be vital. During product demos, it could also help the audience see.

Currently, the coverage of the base project is about 75%. This is below expectation, which is about 90% for the course. More tests must be added to increase the code coverage.

As a teaching assistant, I would like to make the rest of the fields aside from name optional as I may not have all the contact information of my students.

Update README to adapt it to the new product.

Important to ensure that grades for assignments are remembered.

This is a problem in JsonAdaptedPerson.java. The fields of comments and assignments are mistakenly not remembered here, despite the JsonAdapted classes corresponding to Comments and Assignments existing.

Upon closing the program, all information about comments and assignments are forgotten.

We expect it to be remembered and persisted across different launches of the program.

As a teaching assistant, I would like to grade certain groups of people with the same grade as some assignments grade completion (either full marks or zero).

People currently hold information that are not very relevant as students, such as home addresses.

As a teaching assistant, I would like to find out how to contact my students easily, over Telegram or school email.

As an impatient Teaching Assistant, I can quickly access detailed information about any particular student in my course, including their contact information so that I can update any announcement to them.

As a unlucky teaching assistant, I can delete contacts in the case they are wrong or the student dropped out.

The base project is about address books and contacts. By modifying the existing codebase to suit teaching assistants, we need to use terminology closer to our needs, such as Students instead of People.

A large portion of the codebase will need their names replaced.

It could be useful not to distribute an assignment to the whole list of people, and hence, a command reflecting that could come useful.