Soh Jun Han, Owen - Project Portfolio Page

Overview

Elderly In Your Hood is a lightweight command-line (CLI) desktop application for retirement home nurses/volunteers to keep track of the elderly in their home, along with their specific medical needs, vitals and appointments with the various hospitals.

Summary of Contributions

Code contributed

Link to code

Enhancements implemented

• Adding of elderly (addelderly)
• Polymorphism of Elderly class into LowRiskElderly, MediumRiskElderly and HighRiskElderly
• Adding of medicine to elderly (addmed)
• Adding of medical appointments to elderly (addappt)
• Viewing of medicine assigned to elderly (viewmed)
• Viewing of medical appointments assigned to elderly (viewappt)
• Initialisation of the preset list of all hospitals and doctors into Hospital and Doctor classes respectively
• Based on risk level of elderly, the retrieval of additional information such as hospital, condition, notes on care and doctor
  • Hospital and Doctor information are preset, allowing the user to choose from a fixed set of values
• Skeleton for the regex code used to check input. This was then reused by other team members. Then added regex functions to check input for own functions
• Relevant exceptions and error messages when invalid input is detected.

Contributions to the UG

Instructions for the features that he has implemented:

• addelderly
  • Explanation that there are three different risk levels to be had by any elderly
  • Additional information input varies with risk level
• addappt
• addmed
• viewappt
• viewmed

Writing up some Q&A.

Writing up the command summary for the features he has implemented.

Contributions to the DG

Writing up the implementation of addElderly(). Drew the UML sequence diagram for this part. Elaborated on how classes interact with each other.

Writing up the implementation of the polymophism of Elderly class into LowRiskElderly, MediumRiskElderly and HighRiskElderly. Drew the UML class diagram for this part. Elaborated on how classes interact with each other. Added design considerations.

Added non-functional requirements, added user stories.

Miscellaneous parts:

• Table of contents
• Product scope
• Target user profile
• Value proposition,
• Non-functional requirements
• Instructions for manual testing

Contributions to team-based tasks

• Adding of all the issue labels in GitHub
• Adding of all the milestones in GitHub
• Maintaining the issue tracker
• GitHub release management
• Miscellaneous parts for DG (For specific parts refer above)
• Initiated the completion of JUnit tests and assertions

Review/mentoring contributions

• Reviewing the DG of group CS2113T-T10-2: Click here!
• Reviewing the JAR and UG of group CS2113T-F12-2: Click here!
• Helped teammate to fix the bug for setbloodpressure function, since it appeared not to handle exceptions for invalid inputs, as mentioned by fellow course mates during PE-D
• Creation of Demo Video

Contributions beyond the project team

• Did heavy testing on our team’s code after PE-D to check for any more remaining bugs