The WildTrack Software Documentation and Design Project aims to provide comprehensive software-related documentation for an animal monitoring program named WildTrack. The project focuses on defining the software development life cycle (SDLC) and creating UML documents, including structural and behavioral diagrams, to envision the app's architecture. Students will have the opportunity to apply their classroom knowledge by defining software requirements, modeling software design and functionality, and creating a detailed software specification document. The project encourages collaboration and communication among team members, simulating a real-world software development environment. By engaging in this project, students will enhance their skills in software documentation, design, and validation, preparing them for future roles in the software industry.

The deliverables for this project include a comprehensive software specification document that outlines the requirements and design of the WildTrack app. Students will also produce UML diagrams, such as class diagrams and sequence diagrams, to illustrate the app's structure and behavior. Additionally, a detailed SDLC document will be created to guide the development process. These deliverables will demonstrate the students' ability to document and design software effectively.