TCard
An Android app that puts the University of Toronto student card on your phone, built for CSC207 Software Design.
- Course
- CSC207 Software Design, University of Toronto
- Role
- Developer and team lead
- Built with
- Java, Android, SQLite, SharedPreferences, Git
- Dates
- Sept to Dec 2021
Overview
Every University of Toronto student is issued a TCard. It opens libraries and campus buildings, pays for meals and printing, and works as ID across the university.
For our CSC207 final project, my team built an Android app around the same services, following clean architecture and SOLID design principles. It stores user data on the device with SQLite and SharedPreferences, and uses the Android API for its interface.
I led the team, and we leaned on object-oriented design and polymorphism to keep the app easy to extend.
What I built
- A UCheck flow where students complete the COVID-19 screening and see their result
- Local sign-in storage with SQLite, so returning users can log in faster
- A QR code feature that can read, upload and create codes
- Unit and integration tests with mock objects, reaching 75% code coverage
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