Merge pull request #9 from neu-se/module01-requirements

updated slides for module 01

Activities/Module01 Activity.md

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+---
+layout: page
+title: User Stories and Conditions of Satisfaction
+nav_exclude: true
+---
+## User Stories and Conditions of Satisfaction
+
+### Introduction
+
+This activity will give you practice with using user stories to solicit and document user requirements, refining them into conditions of satisfaction, and assigning priorities.
+
+Before you start, be sure to review the tutorial [User Stories and Conditions of Satisfaction]({{site.baseurl}}{% link tutorials/week1-user-stories.md %}) on the course website.
+
+### Scenario
+
+Imagine that the State of Massachusetts is your client and you are the lead of a development team. You have already walked your client through the material in the tutorial, and together you have developed the following user story:
+
+* As a resident of the State of Massachusetts, I would like to obtain my mail-in ballot so that I can cast my vote by mail.
+
+### Requirements for this activity
+
+1. Write down at least 3 questions that you should ask the client before beginning to write conditions of satisfaction for this user story.
+2. Write at least 3 conditions of satisfaction with appropriate priority
+3. Then write 3 bad examples of conditions of satisfaction, and briefly say why they are bad.
+
+When you are done, submit your work as required by your instructor. This may vary from section to section.

_data/modules.yml

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 # Each key has a "name" attribute (rendered on the calendar), a "page" attribute (which contains a link to the lesson) and an optional "type" attribute, which is a key into the _data/config.yml "types" dictionary.
 1a:
   name: Orientation & Requirements
-  page: 
+  page: /modules/1-requirements-testing
 1b:
   name: Typescript & Test Driven Development
   page: 

lectures/l1.md

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+---
+layout: module
+title: "1 - Orientation & Requirements"
+permalink: /modules/1-requirements-testing
+parent: Modules
+nav_order: 1
+lessons: 
+  - title: Course Introduction
+    pdf: "Module 01.1 Course Introduction.pdf"
+    ppt: "Module 01.1 Course Introduction.pptx"
+  - title: Requirements Gathering
+    pdf: "Module 01.2 Requirements Gathering.pdf" 
+    ppt: "Module 01.2 Requirements Gathering.pptx"
+---
+### Learning Objectives:
+In this lecture, you will learn
+
+* a little about the scope of Software Engineering and how it differs from programming
+* how this course will be organized, and what will be expected from you each week.
+* two different ways to solicit and document our users' requirements
+
+### Important Dates:
+* Individual Project Deliverable 1 **Due Wednesday, Jan 24 by 11am**{: .label .label-red }
+
+{% include lesson.html %}
+
+### Activity
+* [Working with User Stories]({{site.baseurl}}{% link Activities/Module01 Activity.md %})
+
+### Tutorials
+* [Installing a Development Environment]({{site.baseurl}}{% link tutorials/week1-getting-started.md %}) 
+* [Getting Started with TypeScript]({{site.baseurl}}{% link tutorials/week1-typescript.md %})
+* [User Stories and Conditions of Satisfaction]({{site.baseurl}}{% link tutorials/week1-user-stories.md %})
+
+### Resources
+* [Class Syllabus](https://neu-se.github.io/CS4530-Spring-2024/)
+* [Project Overview]({{site.baseurl}}{% link Assignments/project-overview.md %})