iOS Development Advanced

This course introduces the fundamentals of iOS development using Swift and Xcode. You will learn how iOS apps are structured, how UI elements work, and how to build simple screens. By the end, you will understand the basic workflow of creating, running, and testing an iOS application.

Here are clean bullet-point notes you can directly copy-paste:

1. Alerts – 1.01 View Alerts Page

• User lands on Admin Dashboard.
  
• When clicking Alerts from the side panel → Alerts page opens with a 60:40 layout split.
  
• Left 60% section displays alert categories:
  
  • Unauthorized Access
    
  • SpO2 Threshold Breach
    
  • HR Threshold Breach
    
  • Fall Detection Incidents
    
  • Danger Zone Alerts
    
• Filter options in left section:
  
  • Alert Type – Multi-select: All / Unauthorized Access / SpO2 Threshold Breach / HR Threshold Breach / Fall Detection Incidents / Danger Zone Alerts
    
  • Alert Status – Multi-select: All / New / In Progress / Resolved
    
  • Clear All – Removes all selected filters
    
  • Apply – Applies selected filters to the alerts list
    
• Right 40% section displays SOS Alerts.
  
• Alerts are stacked chronologically based on date & time of receiving the alert.
  
• Each alert tile (collapsed view) displays:
  
  • Alert Type (SOS / Unauthorized Access / SpO2 Threshold Breach / HR Threshold Breach / Fall Detection Incidents / Danger Zone Alerts)
    
  • Alert Status (New / In Progress / Resolved)
    
  • Timestamp (DD-Mon-YYYY | HH:MM PM)
    
  • Employee ID
    
  • Employee Name
    
  • Machine Centre
    
  • Department
    
  • Reporting Officer
    

If you want, I can also convert these into test cases, RTM points, user stories, or BDD format.