1. Mobile Medical information For The Deaf Student: S Dayile Supervisor: Prof I Venter Co-Supervisor: Prof WD Tucker

2. Contents Introduction User Requirements Requirements Analysis Tools Project Plan

3. Introduction A mobile medical information for the Deaf is the system that will provide information to a Deaf person about medical illness. Medical system will Provide information on hypertension and HIV/AIDS Information will be captured in text then will be translated into sign language using video footage Deaf with a capital D

4. User requirements User wants : Communicate with a doctor or pharmacist Access to illness information Recorded Sign Language video Medical Dictionary A system that is user friendly and easy to learn

5. Requirements Analysis Receive information in recorded sign language video Use full screen on phone Covert speech to sign language

6. Tools Apache,MySQL,PHP Android SDK and Java NetBeans

7. Project Plan TermGoalFinishing 1Requirements and analysis Research possible projects Identify users to interview User requirements gathering URD document Literature review analysing user requirements RAD document Literature review Create website Complete documentation Presentation 2nd April 2Design and Development User interface design how the user interface looks like How the user interface will behave End of term 2 3ImplementationEnd of term 3 4 Test and Debug End of term 4

8. Questions

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