Schedule Functionality

[chankiyu22]

Schedule Profiles

1. Edit
2. Save
3. Delete

Spire Linkage

1. Enrollment
2. Drop Class

[duane]

I thought we had dumped the idea about spire because it's such a shit to work with. Besides, I strongly believe it may be impossible for all intents and purposes because it requires javascript evaluation. We would have to bundle javascript in with our app.

[iswei]

We don't need to link to spire stuff, we only need to generate the class codes that use for spire. Here is the idea for the schedule that I have mentioned over and over again. Each individual class need to have add and cancel button, if one class is added, it will show up on the cart page, and cart page should have a delete button, if the class on cart page is deleted, the individual search class in schedule page should have the add instead of cancel again. If we press cancel on class in the schedule page, the class in the cart should be removed also.

Depending on the options you choose such as amount of credits you wish to take, you can generate schedule which saved in profile page, schedule can be edit, save again, and delete in the profile page.

Scheduling page should have filter options. We don't need the search tab! The drop down boxes are should be included in the filter tab, include all options we need in the filter! We have a search box to search for stuff, although its logic is not implement yet.

Recommend schedule should generate few recommend schedules for you, although I have no idea how this can be done, but we need to figure out this together. It is impossible to do all scheduling logic with one person, so every one who are doing GUI should implement schedule logic too and people who do schedule logic should implement some schedule GUI also instead waiting for the GUI to finish. GUI is currently all dummies, no logic were ever implement, this is because no body were doing the logic part, as I have mentioned, GUI people shouldn't have to wait for schedule logic people and log people shouldn't wait for GUI people. We need to make progress!