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Project Class-ify

Class-ify is a class management application built specially for Ministry of Education (MOE) teachers to easily monitor their students’ academic progress. Teachers can generate exam statistics for each class, and Class-ify quickly flags out students who require more support for contacting.

It is written in Java and the GUI is built using JavaFX.

Summary of Contributions

Code Contributed

• RepoSense link
• Opened 32 PRs and reviewed 51 PRs.

Enhancements Implemented

• AddStudentCommand
  • Adapted Person class to Student class to fit into our user story.
  • Created an Id class to support the ID field of a student.
  • Added an additional Name field to support the name of the student’s parent.
  • See PR #90 and #99
• EditCommand
  • EditCommand is closely related to the AddStudentCommand.
  • Update relevant fields with the given changes to the Student class.
  • Added new parser for exam such that instead of overriding the set, it updates the exam scores.
• Exam
  • Adapted Tag class to Exam class to fit into our user story.
  • Contains the name and score of the exam.
  • See PR #121 and #248
• User Interface (UI)
  • Updated student card to display exam grades.
  • Improved layout of components and scaling of application window.
  • Set minimum window size for better viewing of content.
  • See PR #146, #170 and #253

Contributions to the UG

• Adding a new student record
  • Compiled a table of the fields and restrictions on the values.
  • See PR #104 and #239
• Clean up formatting
  • See PR #267

Contributions to the DG

• User Story
  • See PR #15
• Model Component
  • Updated UML diagram and rephrased content.
  • See PR #132
• AddStudentCommand
  • Added implementation details of the AddStudentCommand.
  • See PR #162

Contributions to Team-based Tasks

• Set up initial GitHub organisation and team repository.

Review/mentoring contributions

• #265: Suggested changes to the phrasing to improve consistency.
• #243: Highlighted an inconsistent wording in the user guide.
• #170: Assisted teammate in resolving difficulties in UI layout and scaling.
• #156: Informed teammate of the incorrect use of HTML list tags for the user guide.
• #139: Brought up a suggestion on how to make the code more concise.