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"This way, even ordinary farmers can understand it."

"You know, when animals get sick, it's the most troublesome thing in the breeding process. It's a nightmare for farmers."

"If we can detect problems in advance through software, and the software itself can even issue warnings, then farmers can take timely measures to avoid losses, just like receiving a storm warning in advance so that people can prepare in advance."

As soon as the girl finished speaking, another student, who was tall and had a loud voice, added, "That's right, I think it should also have a feed management function."

"Animals at different stages have different feed requirements, just like people of different ages need different nutritious foods."

"The software can provide appropriate feed formulas and feeding amount suggestions based on the animal's growth stage, which can ensure the animal's healthy growth and avoid feed waste."

Another guy with a buzz cut excitedly added, "Sales management functions are also essential."

"When the animals raised by farmers are ready for market, the sales information must be recorded through software, such as who they were sold to and at what price."

"This is crucial for farmers to understand market conditions and plan their next breeding plans, just like merchants need to know where their goods are sold and at what prices."

The student with black-rimmed glasses who spoke first was on the verge of tears. Watching his classmates speaking fluently and engaging in lively discussions, he felt that he had no advantage whatsoever.

The students chimed in with their own ideas, and a flood of functional designs poured in, each one more innovative and comprehensive than the last.

It's just like a troublemaker facing all sorts of suggestions from society.

Chen Dong listened with a wry smile, while quickly jotting down these suggestions in his notebook.

After everyone finished speaking and quieted down, Chen Dong finally raised his head and glanced at his classmates.

Then Chen Dong said helplessly, "Everyone's ideas are very good and constructive, but in actual development, due to the limitation of the computer's 32MB of RAM, many functions may be difficult to implement."

"Therefore, we still have to make some trade-offs during the development process."

"Therefore, we will carefully sort out these functions and make reasonable sorting and selection according to their importance and development difficulty."

Chen Dong's words left the excited computer science students stunned.

They were all very excited when they spoke, but only now, after Chen Dong reminded them, did they realize... they couldn't do it!

This is so awkward.

"As you can see, functions such as aquaculture data recording and disease early warning are crucial for farmers, just like fish cannot live without water and birds cannot live without the sky."

"Moreover, from a technical implementation perspective, the difficulty is relatively controllable, so we can prioritize these two features for development."

Chen Dong pointed to the contents of a new page in his notebook and patiently explained it to his classmates.

In fact, Chen Dong only planned to implement these two functions, and current computers only support these two functions.

Don't be fooled by its simple functionality; the amount of data and code involved is enough to keep these novices busy typing away.

Of course, Chen Dong couldn't say that out loud.

So Chen Dong opened his mouth and continued, "Feed management and sales management functions are also very necessary, but they can be put on the development list a little later."

"Because these two functions may need to interface with more external resources, the development is relatively difficult. It's like building a bridge, which requires considering more factors and conditions."

The students nodded in agreement, showing their approval of Chen Dong's analysis. Some of them even looked a little embarrassed for the unrealistic suggestions they had just given.

"Okay, now that we've decided on the features to be developed, the next step is to divide the work."

Chen Dong clapped his hands, pointed to the nearby computer, and continued, "The most important thing about this software is the data, and I have already arranged for other students to collect the data from my farm."

"However, my farm only raises pigs, so I can only collect data on pigs. For other animals such as cattle, sheep, chickens, and ducks, I need to arrange for those students to go to other farms to collect data."

"During this period, everyone will work hard. Divide into five teams of two groups, each responsible for one animal, and record the data collected by the other students into the computer."

"After that, we can begin monitoring our respective animal data and developing disease early warning systems, understand?"

"Does anyone have any questions or suggestions regarding this division of labor?"

Chen Dong looked around and asked loudly.

The students looked at each other, exchanged glances, and then shook their heads, indicating that they had no objections.

"Alright, since everyone is okay, let's all go back and rest to get ready. We'll start collecting data in the next two days!"

"If you don't relax and rest well these next few days, you won't have as much time to rest and relax when things get busy! You know, in the coding industry, working overtime is the norm!"

Chen Dong's words left the students slightly disappointed, as they had thought they could get right to work.

......

Three days later, after the other computer science students provided the data they had collected from various farms, the intense days of coding began.

Chen Dong and his group set off in the computer lab allocated by the computer science professor, facing a hundred computers, and began typing away furiously on the keyboards.

In the computer room, the sounds of keyboards clicking and discussions mingled together, creating a unique symphony of work.

"Hey Lao Zhang, look at this code of mine, it implements the aquaculture data recording function, are there any logical problems?"

A programming student asked his classmate for help, his face showing a mix of nervousness and anticipation.

Old Zhang leaned closer, his eyes fixed on the code on the screen, his brows furrowed slightly. After examining it carefully for a while, he said, "Hmm, the overall logic is fine, and the thought process is very clear."

"However, I think the data storage format can be optimized further to make data retrieval more efficient; otherwise, it will be extremely laggy."

"Look, we can categorize and store data according to dimensions such as animal species and time, just like putting books on a bookshelf by category, making it much easier to find them..."

The two engaged in a lively discussion, occasionally scribbling and drawing on paper.

Time slipped away quietly amidst the busyness, and in the blink of an eye, the sun gradually set in the west, its golden afterglow shining through the computer room window onto the focused faces of the students.

Another day has passed.