scenario6

=Students On-The-Go =


Rudolph is a 21 year old student who attends the University of Toronto in Mississauga. He is a 3rd year student who is double majoring in Philosophy and C.C.I.T. Rudolph lives in Milton and does not own a vehicle. He commutes to UTM via the Mississauga transit, which regularly takes him an hour and a half to two hours to make it to the UTM campus. Rudolph leaves his house around 10:30am every Thursday because he has a CCT206 lecture with Professor Wensley from 9am to 12pm. Following his 3 hour lecture, he has a PHL277 class with Professor Clark from 12pm-3pm. Rudolph is typically exhausted and drained from 6 straight hours of lecture without any breaks inbetween. Today, Rudolph has a midterm review for CCT206. However, there has been a flu bug going around class and Rudolph feels horribly nauseous. Feeling quite faint, Rudolph urgently wants to see his doctor after his CCT206 review. He wants to make an appointment as soon as possible so he can walk right in to see his doctor immediately following lecture class. The major concern Rudolph has is he might miss an important note that Wensley may mention if he leaves the lecture hall to call his doctor's office.

**MOSCOW Approach:**
Must have-
 * Computer & Internet access to online booking system
 * Health Card ID and password
 * Personal ID account for Health Central
 * Name of personal medical physician or medical health institute

Should have-
 * Home page to view upcoming appointment
 * Bookings tab to schedule appointments with Physician or medical institute
 * Email confirmation of specific date and time of appointment

Could have-
 * Detailed brief of patient's medical history
 * A prescriptions tab to view amount of dosage and schedule of when to take prescriptions
 * User guide/Help menu for new users

Want to have but won't have-
 * Instant messaging to personal physician
 * Live Calendar – shows a calendar of available dates for each office that changes immediately as appointments are booked through the system