Development of EEE freshmen orientation mobile app

Abstract

This report summarises the journey of developing a mobile application designed to facilitate the transition of students into their freshman year of university. The first chapter provides an overview of the project, including ideation stages, the primary objectives it aims to achieve, and project’s scope. Next, a literature review identifies the existing solutions and prevailing issues within the domain, highlighting the research gaps that the project seeks to address.

The report then elaborates on project management, detailing the specific requirements and design of the app's features. It also outlines the selection of tools and technologies employed, along with an assessment of potential risks and a strategic timeline for project execution. The next chapter describes the methodological approach of the project by discussing the technology stack used to develop this project. It encompasses the general setup, frontend and backend development, database integration, and the interactive gaming components designed to engage students.

The fifth chapter discusses the process of the project’s development and prototyping. It also includes a general overview of the application’s features such as a secure login page, an engaging interactive game to orient students, a resource-rich information page, and a discussion forum to foster community interaction. The implementation chapter provides an overview of the initial setup, the database structure, and the creative process behind the game design, as well as the challenges encountered and the innovative solutions devised.

Concluding the report, future plans for the project are contemplated, emphasizing scalable enhancements and potential integrations. The final remarks reflect on the project's trajectory and the lessons learnt throughout this project.