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Create UML Sequence Diagram #98

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ahmetselcukersoy opened this issue Mar 10, 2025 · 0 comments
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Create UML Sequence Diagram #98

ahmetselcukersoy opened this issue Mar 10, 2025 · 0 comments
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🔍 Issue Description:

This issue is created to design and implement a UML Sequence Diagram for our Affordable & Healthy Eating Hub platform. The diagram should illustrate the interactions between system components and users based on our written user scenarios. We will focus on the following key processes as shared by team members:

  • Cem: Login, Register, Rate Health Score (Dietitian)
  • Ali: Rate Taste/Difficulty Score (User), Post a Question, Filter Recipes
  • Selçuk: Delete a Comment, Like a Recipe, Follow/Unfollow User

This diagram will provide a clear, visual representation of these interactions over time, which will help us better understand and refine our platform's workflows.

📌 Subtasks:

  • Identify key system processes and interactions for visualization based on the written user scenarios:
    • Cem: Login, Register, Rate Health Score (Dietitian)
    • Ali: Rate Taste/Difficulty Score (User), Post a Question, Filter Recipes
    • Selçuk: Delete a Comment, Like a Recipe, Follow/Unfollow User
  • Draft initial sequence diagram sketches for the selected scenarios.
  • Refine the diagrams based on team feedback.
  • Finalize and add the sequence diagram(s) to the wiki.

📌 Expected Effort:

  • 5 hours

📌 Deadline:

  • 15-03-2025

📌 Reviewers:

📌 Reviewer Deadline:

  • 14-03-2025

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@ahmetselcukersoy ahmetselcukersoy self-assigned this Mar 10, 2025
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