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Informatics Master Study Project

marcel_tq7hk5

Hello Community,

We want to use Jira for our Masters Study Project. We shall also look for alternatives and evaluate our possibilities.

Roughly, our task is to develop an (software-based) non-destructive testing analysis toolchain for quality assurance in a company. We want to improve our skills in terms of (Agile) Project Management and Continuous Integration.

At the moment we are a group of 6 students and started using Jira with Confluence, Slack and GitLab. Do you have recommendations if this is a useful combination and "how" we document our work efficiently? (We only have experience in Trello and git)

Thanks to great companies like Atlassian for offering free services for small teams and its great communities behind!

Kind Regards,

Marcel

Comments

Kat Warner

A good place to start is Using Confluence for Documentation and Knowledge Bases - a free skill builder provided by Atlassian.

It is easy to link Confluence pages to Jira tickets and create Jira tickets directly from Confluence one at a time or in a batch from a table.