Sharing projects platform for computer science students

Tan, Chun Yin (2017) Sharing projects platform for computer science students. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This project will be primary focused on local students. The students in local show their talent in projects every year. But, there is lack of organised platform for them to share their project to public. Thus, their projects are not well-known to others. Thus, it may be waste for not to share the knowledge to others. In order to handle the situation, this project is planned to allow students to share their projects to others. This project will provide a platform for students to share their projects to the public. Using the functions provided, public can comment on the projects. However, students should not publish their projects to the public without the permissions of their supervisors. This is because the universities has the copyright of every single project done by the students. In order to carry this project more efficiently, the throwaway prototyping method is used. The prototyping model is a system model that a prototype of a final system is built, tested and reworked when necessary until an acceptable prototype is accepted. The throwaway prototyping allows to look ahead in detail of time of the system and gives the developer to understand well the system requirements. So, the project can be planned to clarify what is really needed to design the system after discussing with the clients. The outcomes of this projects is to make an online web platform which is friendly to use for the users. Using the application, students can receive feedbacks from public. They can review the feedbacks and then able to think the solutions in improving their skills or projects in the future. Besides, students can build their confident after receiving comments from public. Furthermore, the projects are published after supervisors give the permissions to the students. This’s not only protect the copyright of the project but the supervisors can check whether the projects meet the requirements. So, the quality of the projects are guaranteed.

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