DRAW EVENTS NARRATIVE:

Imagine a table with two columns:

Left Column $($Heading$)$: This column will have a heading that says "Search for Events".

Right Column: This column will contain the details of the search for events narrative.

Content in the Right Column:

Actor: In the first row, list the actors who can use the search function. This could be "Alumni, Student" as you mentioned previously.

Goal: In the second row, mention the goal of the search function, which is "Find events and activities of interest".

Precondition: In the third row, specify the precondition for using the search, such as "User has access to the 'Search for Events' feature".

Steps: This section will have multiple rows detailing the steps involved in searching for events. Here's a breakdown of the steps:

Row $1$: Describe the user navigating to the search section, "The user navigates to the 'Search for Events' section on the Alumni System."

Row $2$: Describe the system displaying search options, "The system displays a search bar and potentially filter options."

Row $3$: Describe the user entering keywords or selecting filters, "The user can enter keywords in the search bar $($e$.$g$.,$ speaker name, topic, category$)$ or select filters based on various criteria $($e$.$g$.,$ date, location, event type$)."$

Row $4$: Describe the system searching for events, "The system searches for events matching the criteria and displays a list of relevant events."

Row $5$: Describe the information displayed for each event, "Each event listing may include a title, brief description, date, time, location, and potentially speaker information $($if applicable$)."$

Row $6$: Describe the user selecting an event for more details, "The user can select an event to view more details, such as a full description, registration information, or speaker bios."

Postcondition: This section will have multiple rows detailing the possible actions a user can take after searching for events:

Row $1$: Describe the user registering for an event $($if applicable$),$ "The user can register for an event $($if applicable$)."$

Row $2$: Describe the user adding the event to their calendar, "The user can add the event to their calendar."

Row $3$: Describe the user returning to search results or browsing all events, "The user can return to the search results or browse all events."

Alternative Flows: This section will have multiple rows detailing alternative scenarios during the search process:

Row $1$: Describe the system informing the user when no events match the criteria, $"$If no events match the search criteria, the system displays a message informing the user."

Row $2$: Describe the user browsing all events without entering any criteria, "The