Summer 2009

 

Project Name: MyDailyMath

 

 

The objective of this project is to create the MyDailymath web site. This will be a public domain web site that is designed to help parents and teachers do a better job of teaching math. The premise is that students learn by doing and here "doing" means solving math problems.

 

 

Clients:

Dr. Ronald Eaglin

Dept. of Engineering Technology

University of Central Florida

Orlando, FL 32816-2450

Office:     Engineering I  #207 

Office Phone:     407-823-5937     

Fax:  407-823-4746

E-Mail:     reaglin@mail.ucf.edu 

 

 

Objectives:

The project objective is to provide a web based interface that has the functionality of mapping questions and resources to various levels and standards. 

 

 

Client Expectations: 

• The client expects a cleanly written web interface that passes the World Wide Web Consortium's validation service for XHTML. 
• The interface must be capable of mapping questions and resources to levels and standards both of which would be developed under two different projects.

 

 

Stake Holders: 

• Parents - Will use the site to help tutoring aid for their children.
• Teachers  - Will use the site as a teaching aid for their students.
• Students of Math - Will use the site as an aid to learn math.

 

 

Site Usage:     

This site will be used to aid the parents and/or teachers to help the students better themselves with any math difficulty that they are having.

 

 

Team Members:

Michael Abernathy

abernut@gmail.com

 

Eric Boggs

boggse@gmail.com

 

J. Patrick Burnett

patrick@jpbdigital.com

 

Daniel Rojas

drojas@knights.ucf.edu 

 

Adam Copley

jims_9mm@yahoo.com