By Ayub Atif, Isac Arvidsson, Eva Despinoy, Daniel Helle

As a part of a hypothetical anti-ballistic system, the decide() function generates a boolean signal which determines whether an interceptor should be launched based upon input radar tracking information.

The boolean signal is based on the boolean outputs of 15 functions.

Make a new object of class Decide(). Set all the parameters of the class as wished. Then run the decide() function, which will return a boolean indicating if the interceptor should be launched.

• Function LIC3() with corresponding tests
• Function LIC7() with corresponding tests
• Function LIC11() with corresponding tests
• Function LIC13() with corresponding tests
• Function LIC14() with corresponding tests
• Function createFUV() with corresponding tests

• Function LIC2() with corresponding tests
• Function LIC6() with corresponding tests
• Function LIC7() with corresponding tests
• Worked on setting up travis, set up yml-file and debugged how the tests were performed
• "Parprogrammering" on the PUM with corresponding tests with Daniel
• Created launch and the decide methods and corresponding test with Ayub
• Set up the first header file

• Function LIC1() with corresponding tests
• Function LIC5() with corresponding tests
• Function LIC9() with corresponding tests
• Refactored code to make it more clean and coherent
• Wrote first README.md draft
• Worked on making the TestDecide.java file compile with Travis & wrote first test

• Function LIC0() with corresponding tests
• Function LIC4() with corresponding tests
• Function LIC8() with corresponding tests
• Function LIC8() with corresponding tests

• Used Travis and Gradle
• Worked with pair programming
• Linked all pull requests with issues
• Tried to avoid code duplication and to write clean code