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Code Terminology Mapping

UI to Code Terminology Mapping​

This documentation outlines the mapping between UI terminology and its corresponding representations in the frontend and backend code.

1. Degree to Course​

  • UI Term: Degree
  • Frontend/Backend Code Term: Course

Explanation: In the user interface (UI), the term "Degree" is utilized to represent a certain academic qualification. However, in the frontend and backend codebase, this concept is referred to as a "Course." The term "Degree" in the UI context is essentially synonymous with "Course" in the codebase.

2. Program to Branches/Branch Code/Program​

  • UI Term: Program
  • Frontend/Backend Code Term: Branches, Branch Code

Explanation: Within the UI, the term "Program" is employed to denote a specific educational program or set of courses. Contrastingly, in the codebase, this is referred to as "Branches," and the individual components are often referred to as "Branch Code." Therefore, in the code, the concept represented by "Program" in the UI is more granular and involves branches and their associated code.

3. Course to Subject​

  • UI Term: Course
  • Frontend/Backend Code Term: Subject

Explanation: The term "Course" in the UI, indicating a particular class or subject of study, is translated into "Subject" in the frontend and backend code. This mapping ensures consistency and clarity in the codebase, aligning with the terminology used in the UI.