ZH Liu — Project Portfolio Page

Overview

Patient Manager is a Command Line Interface (CLI) application for general practitioners (GP) who work in polyclinics to manage their patient list.

I, together with my teammates, developed this application as a team project for the CS2113T module in NUS. This project aimed to develop a program targeting a current problem using Java with Object-oriented programming as the model.

The entire development cycle, excluding the planning stage which consists of a few weeks before actual development, includes three iterations. Iteration v1.0 is the minimum viable product, and v2.0 is the one with most of the features in. For v2.1, the last iteration, we focused on bug fixing and improvements in product documentation.

Summary of Contributions

Code Contributed

This is a link to the RepoSense dashboard, which has a detailed analysis of the lines of code contributed by me:

https://nus-cs2113-ay2021s2.github.io/tp-dashboard/?breakdown=true&search=fsgmhoward

Enhancement Implemented

Drafted overall structure of the program. This includes the organization and placeholders of command classes, Parser, models, UI class, etc.
command.Command class — This is the parent class for all commands that enforce some common constraints.
Parser class — This class handles the parsing and initializing of command classes.
Data class, and model classes like Patient and Record classes — These classes are in charge of the data storage and manipulation of the application.
Migration of exception handling from using the generic Exception to the custom classes, such as InvalidInputException. This includes the drafting of BaseException class.
Restructured the main class PatientManager to be more OOP.
Added current command for printing out the current patient being loaded.
Integrated Storage into various command classes.
Other generic bug fixes for the entire project. This includes bug reported by peer teams during PE-D.

Contribution to User Guide

Limitations of the application
General formatting, rearrangement of sections, and bug fixing

Contribution to Developer Guide

Explanation of design decision for Parser, as well as a detailed implementation steps
Explanation of design decision for all exception class and how they are used
Explanation for common classes
Appendix F: Command Summary
General formatting and fixing

Contribution to Team-Based Tasks

Necessary general code enhancements
Tagging a number of issues raised in PE-D for fixing
Release management

Review/Mentoring Contributions

Along the way of development, I have reviewed a number of pull requests opened by other team members. This is a non-exhaustive list:

For a full list of PRs reviewed by me, you may refer to this link:

https://github.com/AY2021S2-CS2113T-W09-4/tp/pulls?q=is%3Apr+reviewed-by%3Afsgmhoward+

Other than PR reviews, I have also provided general help given to teammates encountering technical difficulties along the way of development.

Contribution Beyond Project Team

I have reviewed other peer teams’ product and documentation during tutorials and PE-D. The list of bugs reported in PE-D can be accessed by clicking the following link:

https://github.com/fsgmhoward/ped/issues