Ayush Adhikari

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Monday, May 19, 2025

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Tour Planner Web App

This app was built using Java Spark and Maven for the back-end and React and npm for the front-end. It was deployed to GitHub for releases, automation, workflows, and version control. It is an app that helps users build tours, whether for work or a vacation. Places can be added using the map or the add places button, both explained in detail in the belowe sections. These will appear as their names and display their coordinates in the list below the map. The app also allows you to optimize the tour so there are no overlapping lines and the trip can be efficient. The first location is the starting city and will also be the ending city so the distances are calculated using modulo so the last leg distance is between the last place and the first one. The tests were created using JUnit for unit testing, Jacoco and Jest for coverage testing, and Postman for integration testing.

CS314: Software Engineering

Introduced team-based development of large, complex systems that supported Scrum-based development while completing a semester-long web development project to prepare for the industry. Topics included clean code, configuration management, continuous integration, testing, requirements, project management and teamwork. The process tools used include Visual Studio Code, IntelliJ IDEA, Linux, Docker, Git, GitHub, Maven, NPM, Webpack, JUnit, Jest, Postman, Zenhub, and Code Climate. The technology tools used include: Linux, Java, JavaScript, ReactJS, Reactstrap, React Leaflet, SQL, MariaDB, Java Spark, Java Concurrency, SLF4J, uLog, JSON, and KML.

CIS 360: Systems Analysis and Design

Introduction to the systems development life cycle and related methodologies. Emphasis on analysis and design activities, such as business process analysis, system requirements determination and specification, user interface design, and implementation alternative evaluation.

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This is a feature mainly used to demonstrate the use of the handwriting app built using a canvas and CNN. You can use the search bar to search the site for content or to navigate the site by typing in a word such as home, which will take you to the home page. Below the search bar is a canvas where you can draw letters. This is implemented using a digit recognition CNN. As the accuracy is around 89 percent, it might not always produce an accuracte prediction, for example between o and 0. You can use the three button next to the search bar to delete the last character, clear the search bar, and finally search the site.