780
Introduction
Team 780 is partnering with YGO to bring its iOS application to Android. Right now, the application is only available on iOS, so Android users cannot use it. The project focuses on building an Android version that matches the functionality of the existing iOS application. Once completed, users on both iOS and Android will have access to the same features without differences based on the device they use. Team 780 is a group of Information Computer Systems Technology students focused on developing practical digital solutions. Through our coursework, we have gained experience in programming, database management, and application development. Our project reflects our ability to apply these technical skills in a collaborative environment while continuing to grow as developers.
Acknowledgements
Team 780 thanks YGO for its guidance, support, and the opportunity to work on their software. Working with YGO has given us practical experience and provided us a chance to apply the concepts from the classroom to an actual project. The team delivered a functional Android application that provides the same features as the existing iOS application.
Team Members
Shane Loresto
Shane is a graduating Information and Computer Systems Technology student. He has worked on voice and video calls, chat pagination, usage tracking and more for the Android YGO app. His work ranged from building out new features to tracking down and resolving bugs. Working with an actual team on a real project brought him a new perspective to software development.
Nikhil Jayan
Nikhil Kochuparambil Jayan is a graduating Information and Computer Systems student with a strong foundation in software and web development. During this Capstone project, he developed responsive application features using React Native while collaborating with a team to deliver a user-focused solution. Working through the full development process, from implementing features to troubleshooting and testing, strengthened his problem-solving, communication, adaptability, and time management skills. He is a dependable and motivated developer who is prepared to contribute effectively to professional software development teams.
Diego Sainz Gontez
Diego is a graduating Information and Computer Systems student at Camosun College. For the YGO Android app, he focused on user experience and system integration. Working through the entire lifecycle of a real project, from feature creation to resolving Git conflicts, helped him to gather a grounded perspective on modern software development and prepared him to bring this hands-on experience to a professional IT environment. He enjoys creating apps and programs tailored to make everyday life easier.