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Jufe-509

As a Project Manager
I want to select multiple projects and export their reports in one file
so that I can share a consolidated view with stakeholders without repetitive downloads.


  • Hands-On Learning
    JUFE-509 emphasizes practical learning through interactive workshops and case studies. Students collaborate on real-world financial scenarios, such as designing investment portfolios or assessing market volatility, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills. JUFE-509

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    Led by seasoned professors and industry leaders, the course integrates theoretical knowledge with insider insights into financial markets. Many instructors bring decades of experience from top financial institutions, ensuring students receive a well-rounded education. As a Project Manager I want to select


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    | Dependency | Reason | |------------|--------| | User Permissions Service | Must expose report_export capability. | | Object Storage (S3/MinIO) | Temporary storage for large export files. | | Email Service (SMTP/SendGrid) | Notification of background completions. | | Async Queue (RabbitMQ / Kafka) | Required for background job processing. | | Reporting DB Indexes | Ensure filtered queries are performant (e.g., index on project.status, project.created_at). | | Front‑End Component Library | Reuse existing date‑picker & multi‑select components. |

    Potential backward‑compatibility impact: None – new endpoint and UI only; existing report pages unchanged.


    | Risk | Likelihood | Impact | Mitigation | |------|------------|--------|------------| | Large data sets cause memory spikes | Medium | High (service OOM) | Stream rows, use pagination in DB cursor, limit max rows (100 k) | | Export job queue overload | Low | Medium | Autoscale worker pool; monitor queue depth; set max concurrent jobs per instance | | Sensitive data leakage via insecure links | Low | High | Sign URLs with HMAC, enforce HTTPS, expire after 48 h | | User confusion about background vs immediate export | Medium | Low | Clear UI messaging (“If the file is large we’ll email you a link”) | | Rate‑limit bypass | Low | Medium | Enforce limit on server side via Redis token bucket; audit logs for anomalies |