Week 3 Blog: Individual Contributions

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Tausif Rahman

This week I presented the Audit App concept with its two parts: Order Audit (OrderAuditPro) and Walkthrough Auditor. I later uploaded documentation and demonstration files of an Android version of the Order Audit module, which helped the team understand the concept more clearly. In addition, I encouraged the team to think about their past subject projects by asking what they had worked on in Android, iOS, cross-platform, and project management courses, to see if those experiences could be adapted into our current project. Alongside that, I shared several of my own past coursework projects, such as ScholarSwap (resource and book exchange platform), SurvivAway (a budgeting and life-flow helper), and FocusFlow (a study planner with ADHD-focused features). I also raised the issue of legal risks in some ideas, such as consumer liability in a Parking App or data security concerns in a Password Manager. Beyond idea contributions, I helped with coordination and scheduling and setting up our meetings through Google Meet, ensuring everyone could contribute. Since we encountered integration barriers with the Audit App, I also began researching possible integration options to see how businesses could feed their data into the system more seamlessly. 

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