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Overview

Personal Module Manager is a software that tracks the number of modular credits, modules taken and modules required for its users. The software is for NUS Students who want to plan their modules per semester in an easy way and it is optimized for those who want to type fast with CLI. It is written in Java.

Summary of Contributions

Code contributed

The given link is my code contribution.

Enhancements implemented

In this project, I design the part of Storage, Exception and some commands.

Storage

Storage in our software include three parts: Storage Available Modules List, Storage Semester List and Storage Person Info. They are all stored in CSV file. Each time the user runs the software, these three file will be loaded and will be store after edit them.

Exception

Exception in our software include three parts: Input Exception, Runtime Exception and Storage Exception. All of them extend from ModuleManagerException.

Commands

• Add command: This type of command allows users to assign different modules to different semester or add module to Available Modules List.

• View all modules command: This command allows users to view all the available modules in the Available Modules List.

Contributions to documentation

• Write the Draft of our UG v1.0 and v2.0 and revised them.

Contributions to the Developer Guide

• Write the part of Storage component and draw a Class diagram to explain this implementation.
• Write the part of Add and draw a Sequence diagram to explain this implementation.

Contributions to team-based tasks

• Setting up organization, team repo and Gradle.

• Maintaining the issue tracker.

• Release management: update the jar file of release v2.0 after finding something wrong with the previous one.

Review/mentoring contributions:

• Review over 80% code enhancement’s PRs and give code revise suggestion by making a PR to their branch. e.g #42 PR in our team repo and Revise suggestion PR to teammate’s repo.

• Help teammates understanding some data structures in our code by making some slides to explain. Google Slides: Available Modules List’s data structure

Contributions beyond the project team

• responses posted in forum: a possible answer to #89 (why Java CI build failure only for windows)
• bugs reported in other team’s products: bugs reports to CS2113T-T12-4