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Paul Melton
I just embedded the video we made explaining our program into our website and I also embedded our mathematical paper into our website.
Today we met at Swearingen to make our video for our project and I will take care of embedding the video on our webpage along with the math paper George has written.
We discussed what we will be doing for our video and website. We will be doing our video on Sunday.
Today we met as a group and discussed how we will go about making a website and video demoing our app. We also discussed how we will go about doing QA for the AAVRAD group.
Today I ran into some issues with my Ubuntu virtualbox, so I didn't do much work today. Though, I did look into further enhancements for our visualization.
Yesterday we had our first team meeting all together since before Spring Break. We discussed what we will be doing for our next meeting with Vidal. My objective is to update the visualization to factor for multiple csv's instead of just the two we are currently using.
We will have our team meeting tomorrow, but I will not be able to attend since I will be out of town. Since I'll be missing our meeting I will look over the code on my own and see what the rest of the group thinks needs to be done after they meet tomorrow. Also, I will be doing minimal work on the project next week because I will be gone on vacation all of Spring break.
I made a new version of our stacked bar chart visualization. It now has buttons where you can switch between the data from the before.csv and the after.csv. I am also working on making a version where the visualization dynamically changes between the CSVs.
I worked on enhancing our visualization by adding a dropdown menu to select whether you want to what the servers look like before or after the algorithm instead of having two different files for before and after. We also had our group meeting today where we discussed further issues that need to be adressed with the algorithm and the visualization.
I got user input working in the overseer module and we had our weekly group meeting today.
I researched how to use eunit by reading some of Learn You Some Erlang. I also wrote a Fibonacci function to test how to use eunit. I'm still trying to figure out a way to incorporate it into our program.
We met as a group today to discuss assigning issues to each other and where we should move on into testing.
We chatted via skype with our client, Drew Varner, and he discussed with us what we will be working on this semester and how we should layout our github repo.
We met a few days just to get our new group member, Joe, acclimated with what our project is, what we have so far, and what our problem is that we are attempting to solve.
We met as a group and worked on getting our presentation ready for Saturday.
We met together to discuss more on getting a visualization ready for our presentation and updating our simulator.
We met again today to work on getting our simulator ready.
At our group meeting we further discussed how we should go about creating our simulator. We talked about how to deal with the groups and servers and we will be meeting later in the week to continue coding the simulator.
At our weekly group meeting we were further discussing what to do about handling the load on each server and with each group. I also showed the group some of the work I had previously done with d3 and some possible ways we can visualize our problem.
We had our biweekly meeting with Dr. Vidal today and he suggested we use d3 as a visual representation of our data. I have had some previous experience with d3 and have been working through some ideas as to how we can incorporate d3 into our project.
At our weekly group meeting we had a skype meeting with Drew to discuss our simulator and further discuss the overall project in general. We are working more on the simulator at the moment.
We had our weekly meeting and we discussed more of what we are going to do with the simulator and how we are going to account for groups.
We had our weekly group meeting today and we are further working on our simulator for our meeting with Vidal next Wednesday.
Graham and I worked on creating a simple client-server simulator.
We had a group meeting this morning to discuss the mathematical description to our problem where we came up with a few models to represent the problem. We also came up with some potential solutions.
At our weekly meeting we further discussed what our mathematical model for our problem should be and we also emailed Drew again to find out more information on the specifics of the problem and when we could meet with him again. I also downloaded git for my desktop so I can start playing around with cloning the repos and adding my own work to them.
We met today and discussed the problems that were talked about in our meeting with Dr. Vidal. We said that each of us will try to make some erlang examples and post them on the git repo. We discussed trying to figure out what exactly our client wants and try to get some specifics from him.
Tonight I read through some of Learn You Some Erlang. I messed around with some of the examples from Learn You Some Erlang in the compiler. I also briefly read some about Cowboy, which is a small, fast, and modular HTTP server written in Erlang. From my reading I am gaining a better understanding of the different functions of Erlang.
Earlier in the week my team met with our client. I could not be there because I had class. We had our weekly meeting on Friday this week because we couldn't all meet on Thursday. In this meeting we came up with our project description and decided on what each of us needs to research for our next meeting.
This is my first log and there isn't much to report except that my group has now met twice. Once last Friday and today where we discussed what time we can meet with Professor Vidal. Thursdays at 6pm is our regular meeting times for discussion. We have emailed our customer and he is currently in Germany and will get back with us when he returns to the US. He told us to start checking out Erlang and I have tried some basic Erlang tutorials and plan on checking out some more.