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-====== Ticket system & Wiki ======
+====== Extras ======
-  * For every project you work on, there is a ticket space for the respective project in ''ticket.intelligentgraphics.biz''
+===== Ticket System =====
+ ** For every project you work on, there is a ticket space for the respective project in ** ''ticket.intelligentgraphics.biz''
   * The ticket system can be used for multiple purposes i-e:
+     - Planning the work and time accounting.
+     - Assigning tasks with priority management.
      - To ask about any problems related to the project and keep the time record of the problems.
-     - Create a ticket starting with the name of the project(specific domain) and then the issue headline ''[Specific Domain] Issue Headline''
+     - Monitoring of handling, time spent, and quality of work.
-     - Add a specific description of the issue and if possible add some visuals/screenshots for better explanation.
+     - Systematic collection of questions and answers.
-     - Assign the ticket to the relevant person.
+     - Containing detailed descriptions of the problem being experienced, attempted solutions or workarounds, and other relevant information
+     - After completing the project and testing, you can create a ticket and assign it to the testing group for the final test.
-**Wiki**
+===== Wiki =====
-     * For every Specific Domain into the ticket system there is a wiki page, which has all the details of Domain & Sub Domain.Please check the wiki page for all the project related material and guidelines.
+     * For every Specific Domain into the ticket system there is a wiki page, which has all the details of Domain & Sub Domain. Please check the wiki page for all the project-related material and guidelines.
+===== Git =====
+     * When a project is completed, it should be updated to the  ''git.intelligentgraphics.biz''.
+     * There is always a relevant git repository for the data to be uploaded.
+     * Write a commit message (short description) every time git is updated.The message shoud start as  [// domain_name //]// commit message//
-**Test Pictures**
-     * For modeling a mesh you can have a look into the source visuals for a better understanding of the object shape and visual perception.
-     * You can also import the reference picture to Blender as a plane and compare it with your modeled geometry by having multiple angles of view.