The document discusses the FitBot workout scheduling app, including its background and purpose of keeping track of user progress. It outlines recent progress making a data model and issues with the tab bar controller. It recaps the semester's learning of Objective-C and need for more knowledge. It looks ahead to continuing work on the app over the summer and releasing it next semester after field testing.

1. Jarrett Cruger
Henry Modisett
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2. A little Background
• FitBot is a workout scheduling application
for iPhone
• Designed to be you’re own personal trainer
• Keep’s track of your progress
• Informs you using notifications
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3. Recent Progress
• Data Model for a person’s workout
schedule designed.
• Familiar with how Core Data works
• Changes made to dynamically display the
UITabBarController caused issues.
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4. Data Model
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5. Recap on Semester
• Projected implementation hindered by the
learning curve.
• Knowledge of Objective-C and how it
works thoroughly expanded.
• Put in perspective how much more
knowledge needs to be absorbed.
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6. Looking Ahead
• Plan to continue to work on the application
in the summer.
• Plan to come back next semester with a
working product.
• Want to have it in the App Store next
semester to get some good feedback (once
it has been thoroughly tested in the field).
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7. Mockup
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8. Questions?
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9. Thanks to...
• All of RCOS
• Professor Moorthy
• Sean O’ Sullivan
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