There are five signals being received and monitored. Each signal carries whether an abnormality was detected or not. The signals are used together and matched to known issue patterns that cause epileptic seizures. If the signals are associated with an issue pattern, then an epileptic seizure is predicted, and a message is produced.

• All group members are required to attend every workshop class and is responsible for their assigned job.
• The project will be written in C++.
• The project will be written from scratch by the group members.
• Group members will write a report regarding the project.
• Group members will create a PowerPoint to present.
• The team leader will make sure that all the workflows are completed accordingly.
• The team leader will compile the final report and project.
• If the requirements change, then each group member is required to accommodate them.
• All workflows will be completed prior to Tuesday, April 17th, 2018.
• A presentation will be presented by the group leader von Thursday, April 19th, 2018.
• A full report will be turned in prior to Monday, April 20th, 2018.

• Clayton Terrill - Requirements and Group Leader Active
• Elliot Fries - Analysis - Active
• James Languirand - Design - Active
• Ian Barney - Implementation - Active
• Jeremy Watson - Testing - Missing