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<p>We used the built-in unittest module to verify the functionality of our software, as is recommended in the Django documentation. In particular, we ran tests on <em>THESE THIGNS</em>. Our software passed these preliminary tests, and so we took to user testing to continue with the verification.</p>
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<p>We used the built-in unittest module to verify the functionality of our software, as is recommended in the Django documentation. In particular, we ran tests on <em>THESE THINGS</em>. Our software passed these preliminary tests, and so we took to user testing to continue with the verification.</p>
 
<h3>User Testing</h3>
 
<h3>User Testing</h3>
 
<p>Once ProtoCat 3.0 went live, we began by testing the interface . and then let other people use it. Including but not limited to Michigan iGEM team, Rice University iGEM team, and Josh's co-workers in lab. </p>
 
<p>Once ProtoCat 3.0 went live, we began by testing the interface . and then let other people use it. Including but not limited to Michigan iGEM team, Rice University iGEM team, and Josh's co-workers in lab. </p>

Revision as of 00:14, 19 October 2016

Michigan Software Team
Protocat 3.0 - Proof of Concept


Unit Testing

We used the built-in unittest module to verify the functionality of our software, as is recommended in the Django documentation. In particular, we ran tests on THESE THINGS. Our software passed these preliminary tests, and so we took to user testing to continue with the verification.

User Testing

Once ProtoCat 3.0 went live, we began by testing the interface . and then let other people use it. Including but not limited to Michigan iGEM team, Rice University iGEM team, and Josh's co-workers in lab.