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Overview

Future Academic Planner (FAP) is a robust academic management software designed to help streamline NUS Computer Engineering (CEG) student’s academic journey at NUS. If you can type fast, FAP can get your module planning done faster than your traditional GUI app.

Code Contributed: Reposense

Enhancements implemented

• Enhancement: Parser and CommandMetadata classes (Pull requests #33, #73)
  • What it does: OOP implementation to parse user typed inputs to match a corresponding Command for FAP to execute, and also help to validate errors in what the user typed.
  • Justification: Allows future developers to add a new command easily within the FAP program
• New Feature: View command: View user’s module plan (Pull requests #41)
  • What it does: Allows users to see their module plan in a table format
  • Justification: Enhances user experience by allowing users to view what a certain module is about without leaving the application
• New Feature: In-program help command (Pull requests #84, #157)
  • What it does: Show users the available commands and the syntax used within the program
  • Justification: A quick way for FAP users to know the available functionalities without referring back to the user guide
• Implemented User class
  • What it does: Carries information about the user of FAP, such as name and their current studying semester.
  • Currently limited in implementation, but could be expanded to include more features and information to be stored and used in FAP

Contributions to the UG (User Guide)

• Set up Content Navigation for readers to jump to specified sections
• Written the section for commands regarding set command, view command, and help command

Contributions to the DG (Developer Guide)

• Wrote Parser & CommandMetadata logic design and implementation (Pull request #165)
• Made the sequence diagram for overall architecture

Contributions to team-based tasks, Review/mentoring contributions

• Implemented key functionalities independently.
• Collaborated with team members to integrate and test different components of the application (Pull requests #174)
• Reviewed pull requests and provided feedback on code quality and functionality. (Pull requests #65 , #76, #104)
• Assisted team members in understanding and implementing different parts of the codebase in group meetings
• Formatted the Developer Guide from .md to .pdf

Contributions beyond the project team

• Reported and helped in resolving bugs in other team’s program: T15-4 (Pull requests: Bugs in PE)