Three Screen App Idea


As a part of Introduction to Modern Application Development NPTEL online course, I was fortunate to be selected for two month off-site internship programme. This internship is meant to consolidate software development concept and deliver a working product on Hassura platform within a period of two month.

After a long thought and looking at department requirement I decided to develop a Student Feedback Analysis Web App. The main concept of this web-app is to allow students to give feedback about teaching learning process of departmental faculty. I am planning to devise this app with three screen (Excluding login/logout/register screen)

First Screen: Take student roll number and retrieve his/her information from database. Check whether the student already provided feedback.

Second Screen: Allow student to provide feedback based on various parameters.

Third Screen: Display analysis of students feedback in Graphical format (Pie Chart / Bar Cart) 

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