Project Development (Mobile App) (4th Blog - Week 4)

 Our major project this quarter involved creating a mobile application using MIT App Inventor. The project requirements included:

  • Approved Project Proposal

  • Filled-out MIT App Inventor Project Outline (up to Phase 2)

  • Gantt Chart to track progress

  • Performance Peer Evaluation

  • Screen recording of the running mobile application

  • All links and files saved in Google Drive

Developing this project taught me a lot about planning, organization, and problem-solving. Using MIT App Inventor was challenging at first because I had to learn how to make the app run properly. By following tutorials, experimenting with tools, and collaborating with classmates, I was able to create a working application.

I also learned the importance of organizing files and sharing progress online. Using Google Drive to store all files and project links helped me stay prepared for submission.

Completing this project gave me a sense of accomplishment. It showed me that technology is a powerful tool to bring ideas to life and solve real problems creatively.

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