Project: TAsker

TAsker is a desktop address book application used for teaching Software Engineering principles. The user interacts with it using a CLI, and it has a GUI created with JavaFX. It is written in Java, and has about 10 kLoC.

Written below are my contributions to the project.

  • Code contributed: RepoSense link

  • Enhancements implemented:

  • Implement the student model: Update existing Person model to match actual needs of student

    • What it does: Includes student specific fields such as their matriculation number, telegram.

    • Justification: The given Person model simply lacked the precise fields necessary for basic student administration.

    • Highlights: Update edit operation in order to edit the student objects, with all new fields added.

  • Unattend command: Appended a command that enables for the unmarking of student’s attendance.

  • Archive command: A command that copies the current data of TAsker at /data directory.

  • Consultation management:
    • Set-up the whole backend functionality from scratch to display on UI, with conceptualisation & implementation of Consultation model
    • Add Consult command: A command that enables for the addition of a consultation.
      • Regulation of consultation addition with checks like whether personal consults can be added with conflicting consultations
    • List Consult command: A command that allows user to list all consultations.

  • Unit tests: Inserted JUnit tests for all active commands I added & updated existing tests accordingly.

  • Contributions to documentation: Updated UG for unattend, archive, add-consult & list-consult operations with examples.

  • Contributions to DG: Updated DG for list, find, unattend, archive operations, with UML sequence diagrams for each command.

  • Project management:

    • Attend and participate proactively in weekly project meetings.
    • Actively test out new features added by teammates and relaying the status of features actively

  • Contributions to team-based tasks:

    • Review/mentoring contributions:

    • Contributions beyond project:

      • Found crucial bugs bug1 & enhancement bug2 in a well-constructed and effort-ladden TP
      • Helped to test the working status of another group’s project jar file TP