Course Planner
The Etown Course Planner, developed by a team of four senior students, is designed to assist both students and professors with course scheduling. This tool allows students to plan for a specific semester or create a yearly schedule, easing some of the responsibilities of advisors and mentors during the course selection process. While the project is still in progress, it already includes several foundational features: a login and registration system, a reports page that retrieves student information from a database, and a manual add feature that enables users to add events to a weekly calendar and delete similar entries. We utilize GitHub for collaborative development, working on separate branches to efficiently manage different tasks.
Home Page
This is the homepage for the pantry website
Login Page
This page allows users to login with their student email and password. It also notifies the user if they have not met any requirements such as a password.
Registration Page
New users are required to register. During the registration process useful data is collected to be able to properly identify, majors, classes taken advisors and current tracks for graduation.
Create Schedule Page
This page enables users to add events to a weekly schedule. Users can select one or multiple days for their event to occur. Additionally, they can assign a title and a specific color to the event. The page also includes functionality to delete events. When an event is deleted, all associated occurrences created with it are removed from the schedule
Student Report Page
This page aims to provide an improved version of a graduation report for students, allowing them to track their progress across various course areas, such as major, minor, and core credits. It displays the credits completed and the remaining credits needed in each category. Additionally, the page shows the classes that have been completed and those that still need to be taken.
Tools Used
Visual Studio - used for an integrated development environment (IDE) for writing and editing my code.
Git Hub - Used a GitHub repository to store project code and branches to manage different features or versions of the website. It also allowed for easy collaboration between group members.
HTML/CSS- Made up a large chunk of the base framework for our project.
Java Script- Was used to give our website key features such as allowing for button clicks and adding items to the create page.
SQL- Was used to create a database with numerous tables to allow us to keep track of necessary data and was also used to retrieve data from the database and display the correct information on the webpage
