As a student, during a test session, I will like to be first presented flashcards that I have answered wrongly more frequently compared to those that I have answered correctly so that I can target my weak areas.

As a busy student, I want to be able to know how well I’ve been performing on each flash card so that I know my overall progress.

As a student testing myself in a test session, I want to have shorter timings for better performing cards and longer timings for the cards I have worse performance for.

As a student, I want to be able to login to an account so that I can keep my progress and flashcards private.

As a busy and lazy student, I want to be able to search flash cards in a folder so as to save time looking for a particular card.

As a student, I want to be able to attempt keying in the answer before the flashcards reveal it and show whether my attempted answer is correct or wrong so as to have a more engaging experience.

Subject: feedback on week 7 project progress

See v1.1 progress guide for more details of the activities mentioned below.

Team progress

• Team org and repo set up correctly (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
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• README page:
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Change the way to execute the test command
Test command is only valid when inside the folder

• current folder will be tested
• E.g. 'test'

end command will not exit the folder.

As a student, I want to be able to view flashcards with answers displayed so that I can first learn the content before being tested subsequently.

As a forgetful and lazy student, I want to be able to search for flashcards even if i’m not inside a folder so that I do not have to go into each folder to search for the flashcard if I forgot which folder this flashcard belongs to.

As a student/tutor, I want to be able to create and delete my own flashcards.

As a student, I want to be able to enter and leave a test session (with changes in the UI accordingly).

As a student, I want to be able to import and export flashcard content for sharing purposes.

As a student, I want to be able to add pictures to certain flashcards for topics that heavily feature drawings or diagrams

As a student, I want to enter a test session mode on a particular folder where I will be presented flashcard questions in that folder and I have to answer them so that I can test myself my knowledge of these flashcards

As a student, I want the UI to clearly indicate which folder I am in (or that I am not in any) so that I can easily discern what actions I can perform.

As a student, I want to be able to edit the content on my flashcards so that I can add on more content or correct any errors made previously

Builds on #93, now we should be able to display the report nicely with those statistics.

Part of #21

A folder score is the % of questions answered correctly in a folder in a test session. This feature is required because report command will display the last X folder scores (presumably in some totally genius way).

Part of epic #21

As a student, I want to be able to modify the name of my folders in case I named it incorrectly, or I have found a more suitable name for the contents.

Subject: feedback on week 8 project progress

See mid-v1.2 progress guide for more details of the activities mentioned below.
Mid-milestone progress reports are FYI only. They are not graded.

Team progress

Recommended progress for the upcoming milestone

• Issue labels^* set up e.g., type.* and priority.* (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
• All future milestones v1.2, v1.3, v1.4, created (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
• Issues marked as type.Story e.g., link (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
• Some issues prioritized using priority.* labels e.g., link (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)

• Milestone v1.2 planned
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• Build passing link (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)

^*Remember to use the format specified, else it will not be picked up by the bot
^**Remember that the deadline is the midnight before your tutorials

Individual progress of @afterdusk

Follow up from v1.1

• Used forking workflow:
  • Created PRs (:exclamation: try to do by next milestone)
  • Gave review comments to other PRs (:exclamation: try to do by next milestone)

• Merged updates to documents (:exclamation: try to do by next milestone)
• afterdusk.png uploaded and linked from AboutUs page in png format (change image to png if presently in different format) (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)

Recommended progress for the upcoming milestone

• Merged updates to java/fxml files (:exclamation: try to do by next milestone)
• Has issues/PRs assigned for the next milestone (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)

Individual progress of @dlqs

Recommended progress for the upcoming milestone

• Merged updates to java/fxml files (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
• Has issues/PRs assigned for the next milestone (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)

Individual progress of @KerrynEer

Recommended progress for the upcoming milestone

• Merged updates to java/fxml files (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
• Has issues/PRs assigned for the next milestone (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)

Individual progress of @mmdlow

Follow up from v1.1

• Used forking workflow:
  • Created PRs (:exclamation: try to do by next milestone)
  • Gave review comments to other PRs (:exclamation: try to do by next milestone)

• Merged updates to documents (:exclamation: try to do by next milestone)
• mmdlow.png uploaded and linked from AboutUs page in png format (change image to png if presently in different format) (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)

Recommended progress for the upcoming milestone

• Merged updates to java/fxml files (:exclamation: try to do by next milestone)
• Has issues/PRs assigned for the next milestone (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)

Individual progress of @yichong96

Follow up from v1.1

• Used forking workflow:
  • Created PRs (:exclamation: try to do by next milestone)
  • Gave review comments to other PRs (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)

• Merged updates to documents (:exclamation: try to do by next milestone)
• yichong96.png uploaded and linked from AboutUs page in png format (change image to png if presently in different format) (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)

Recommended progress for the upcoming milestone

• Merged updates to java/fxml files (:exclamation: try to do by next milestone)
• Has issues/PRs assigned for the next milestone (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)

Tutor: @kylase-learning

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As a busy and lazy student, I want to be able to search folders so as to save time looking for a particular folder.

As a student, I want to be able to navigate in and out of folders so that each point of time, I am only seeing one folder's cards.

As an absent-minded student, I want to be prompted with timed reviews to be tested on the flashcards that i am not as good at at an earlier time and those that I am stronger in at a later time.

As a student, I want to be able to view a report for my performance for flash cards in a folder so that I can track my own progress.

Can display nicely in a graph in folder view

As a student, I want to be able to view my progress report by folder so that I know how my performance for each folder.

Nice to display last 10 overallPerf in a graph

Preferably have separate statistics for each topic/deck of flashcards

We can have badges assigned to each folder based on the performance. For example, A, B, C,..

As a student, I want folders to store flashcards so that I am able to logically group flashcards of the same topic.

As a student, I would like to be able to move flashcards from one folder to another so that I can better manage my flashcards.

As a student who shares my computer with another friend, I want to be able to have different profiles on the same device so we can have our own set of flashcards and scores of each flashcards.

As a student, I want to have a mix of open-ended flashcards and multiple choice flashcards to encompass a wider variety of learning scenarios.

An extension of #41, this task entails adding the command support that will call upon the API previously written to create, edit and delete folders.

As a student, I want to be able to add hints that I can toggle on and off, to help me with more difficult cards

As a student, I want to be able to have flashcards with questions and answers so that I can have an easier time memorising content.

In a test session, after the user is done answering the current flashcard, he or she can type 'next' to be presented with the next flashcard.

As a student, I want to be able to list all flashcards in the folder in a manner where lowest scoring cards are at the top so I know which cards require more attention.

As a student, I want to be able to test myself flashcards within the time limit so that I can better prepare myself for exams with very little time given.

Give users ability to toggle timers for questions for test mode (e.g. 10s per question). Cards not answered within the time limit will be considered failed for that test session.

As a student, I want to be able to view the answer directly without attempting so as to proceed even when I do not remember the answer.

As a student, I want to be able to have a question that expects more than more than one answer to be input in a particular sequence on my flashcard so that I can test myself more complex questions.

As a student, I want to have different template designs for my flashcards so its more aesthetically appealing when studying

As a student, I want to be able to add, delete and edit folders so as to manage my flashcards.

Subject: feedback on week 9 project progress

See v1.2 progress guide for more details of the activities mentioned below.

Team progress

Recommended progress for v1.2

• Issue labels^* set up e.g., type.* and priority.* (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
• All milestones v1.2, v1.3, v1.4, created (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
• Issues marked as type.Story e.g., link (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
• Some issues prioritized using priority.* labels e.g., link (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)

• Milestone v1.2 managed systematically
  • A suitable deadline^** set (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
  • Issues allocated to v1.2 e.g., link (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
  • All issues/PRs in it are closed/merged (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
  • Milestone closed (:exclamation: try to do by next milestone)
  • Code tagged as v1.2 (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)

• Build passing link (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
• Some issues assigned to milestone v1.3 e.g., link (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)

^*Remember to use the format specified, else it will not be picked up by the bot
^**Remember that the deadline is the midnight before your tutorials

Not graded:

• Updated User Guide for v1.2 (:+1: Kudos!)

Individual progress of @afterdusk

Recommended progress for v1.2

• Merged updates to java/fxml files (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
• Merged updates to the Developer Guide (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
• Has issues/PRs assigned for the milestone (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)

Individual progress of @dlqs

Recommended progress for v1.2

• Merged updates to java/fxml files (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
• Merged updates to the Developer Guide (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
• Has issues/PRs assigned for the milestone (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)

Individual progress of @KerrynEer

Recommended progress for v1.2

• Merged updates to java/fxml files (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
• Merged updates to the Developer Guide (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
• Has issues/PRs assigned for the milestone (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)

Individual progress of @mmdlow

Recommended progress for v1.2

• Merged updates to java/fxml files (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
• Merged updates to the Developer Guide (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
• Has issues/PRs assigned for the milestone (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)

Individual progress of @yichong96

Recommended progress for v1.2

• Merged updates to java/fxml files (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
• Merged updates to the Developer Guide (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
• Has issues/PRs assigned for the milestone (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)

Tutor: @kylase-learning

Note: the above observation was done by the CS2103-feedback-bot and covers changes up to 2019-03-20 00:00:00 only. If you think the above observation is incorrect, please let us know by replying in this thread. Please include links to relevant PRs/comments in your response.

Subject: feedback on week 6 project progress

See v1.1 progress guide for more details of the activities mentioned below.

Team progress

• Team org and repo set up with the correct names (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
• PR created from team repo to AB-3 or AB-4 (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)

Individual progress of @afterdusk

• Used forking workflow:
  • Team repo forked to your GitHub account (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
  • PRs created to update Java code (:exclamation: try to do by next milestone)
  • PRs created to update documents (:exclamation: try to do by next milestone)

Individual progress of @dlqs

• Used forking workflow:
  • Team repo forked to your GitHub account (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
  • PRs created to update Java code (:exclamation: try to do by next milestone)
  • PRs created to update documents (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)

Individual progress of @KerrynEer

• Used forking workflow:
  • Team repo forked to your GitHub account (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
  • PRs created to update Java code (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
  • PRs created to update documents (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)

Individual progress of @mmdlow

• Used forking workflow:
  • Team repo forked to your GitHub account (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
  • PRs created to update Java code (:exclamation: try to do by next milestone)
  • PRs created to update documents (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)

Individual progress of @yichong96

• Used forking workflow:
  • Team repo forked to your GitHub account (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)
  • PRs created to update Java code (:exclamation: try to do by next milestone)
  • PRs created to update documents (:heavy_check_mark: well done!)

Tutor: @kylase-learning

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As an organised student, I want to be able to store and manage flashcards under topic folders.