TAP: Temperature Analyzer Project

Unique use case and our use diagramFaisal Albellaihi, Kris Hooks, Brittany Raze

Project Review

• Dr. Nicholas, Dept. of Geography

• Climatologist

- Project:

Temperature Analyzer

- Project Name : TAP

Query Collected Data

User can build an SQL query to choose which data to select from specific tables in a database.

1. The user browse pre-built SQL queries from a menu or pull-down list that can include temperature highs, lows, and averages of months, seasons, and years.

2. The user select a query to output to screen.

What's different about it

We are going to make it so the client can build their own custom SQL statements without him having knowledge of SQL. We will achieve that using SQL Query builder that uses visual scripting.

Graphical Plot of the Data1. The user can click the “Plot Data” button.

2. The user can choose what data to plot.

a. Then the user can choose a month or more to plot.

b.Or the user can choose a year or more to plot.

c. Or the user can choose a calculation over months, seasons, or years to plot.

3. Then Plot will be displayed to the screen.

Use Case Diagram

Why is it different?

The graphical plot will make it easy for the client/user to plot his data instead of doing it in excel, or other programs which will make our client /user depends on our program with almost everything that is related to temperature analysis.

Conclusion

●Unique use cases:

1.SQL Query buildera. Uses visual scripting

2.Graphical Plota. We are using java code

to give our client the ability to plot his data so that we can cover all of our client’s needs.

●Use case Diagram

1.We are building a stand-alone application and we have only one User who will install the application on his local computer

2.User can:a. Upload file

b. View data

c. Print

d. Calculate.

Questions?