JagWarz Expansion Project

JagWarz is a gaming website with a functioning and interactive game database designed for individuals interested in network security. The project has been in development since 2013. The scope for this project is to complete a functioning RvB game that allows the admin to assign users to teams and store the information in a database.

When assigned to the JagWarz project, a working RvB game was implemented into the website. However, the progress for allowing admins to assign users to teams was still incomplete. In addition to the LivingLab’s request to the completion to team assignment, many if not all bugs and issues need to be resolved.

Project Student: Zeno Min

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