Company Management Project

Languages/Tools Used: Java, JavaScript, HTML, and GitHub Projects

Throughout my software testing class, we were tasked with creating a web company management system. Working in a Scrum SDLC and using GitHub Projects board to organize tasks, I worked in a team of 5 to create such a project. The system stores a company's projects, workers, and qualifications held by its workers. A company manager could create new projects, workers, and qualifications, start and finish projects, and assign and unassign workers to a project.

How it Works

There are underlying Java classes for company, worker, qualification, and project. Each of these classes has methods which define things like constructors, data transfer objects, and class-specific functions for each class. These classes are linked up to the RestController class, which connects the frontend to the backend with endpoints. For example, if a user navigates to the /qualifications endpoint, a table with all of the qualifications will be displayed.

Skills Learned

Throughout this project, I continued to grow my teamwork and leadership capabilities. Many of my teammates were preoccupied with other courses throughout this project, so I stepped up and did a lot of the administrative work like setting up meetings, creating and maintaining the GitHub Project board, and ensuring the project was kept on track by encouraging teammates to complete work throughout the sprint. I not only grew stronger in my Java, JavaScript, and unit testing capabilities, I also learned a lot of new skills such as test automation with tools including PMD, Randoop, and EvoSuite.