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It is unclear what English refers to. The word résumé has entered the English language lexicon, and should be considered an English word.

The User here should be plural

Java is written here as a programming language. However, the Java that is being used in the UG is instead the runtime environment in which the user needs to install in order to run the Tuthub. It is not so relevant to the user whether Java is a programming language or not, but rather that they need to know its relevance to how they can get the program up and running.

It is not immediately obvious to a developer what a module is. Many universities do not use this terminology (using class, course) instead.

As a user, I would expect that 4.00 is treated the same way as 4.0 or 4 in the find system.

As a fellow developer, I understand the intentions behind this line, that the String starting from "4" will be matched. However, to a user, I think the more likely interpretation of this line will be that if my rating is 4 or 4.something they'll all be counted.

The correct error message was given when the index is above the range, but now below

No details provided by bug reporter.

For the EditCommand, the relevant parts are the command creation and the execution. Most of the left half of the diagram have already been repeated in other parts of the DG. It'd be better to help readers focus on the relevant parts of the diagram.

There wasn't a section detailing the target audience of the DG. This raises issues like:

• The dev needs to be familiar with NUS?

In the UG, it is mentioned that the content is in the wrong format. However, this is not the wrong format. The user could have accidentally copy-pasted something that causes the people to repeat.

objects should be singular

The tutorToView should have been a dotted line arrow

isView() should have been solid line

As per the module website:

Although it is stated that the app is meant for NUS professors, there lacks a segment detailing if the UG is also meant for the target group (can I be a prof assistant and use it?) and the required prerequisites for understanding the document (Do I need technical knowledge, what kind of background knowledge about NUS I need to know etc. etc.).

Typing find c/Puedes gave an error.

Everyone from 4.0 to 4.09 have all been matched, which is not what was described in the UG

It was difficult for me to read the help screen without straining my eyes.

My device settings:
1920x1080
125%

All are recommended settings