Question

Think about the system that your university currently uses for career services and pretend that you are in charge of developing a mobile app for students to use to access the system. Describe how you would decide on the architecture and development approach for the new app using the criteria presented in this chapter. What information will you need to find out before you can make an educated comparison of the alternatives?

Answer 1

Answer:

The system our university currently uses for career services is NCCTP - National Council for cooperative training and placement system designed to provide placement and cooperative training to the students

NCCTP is a registered autonomous society under society Act 1880. The Council is responsible for organizing, directing, monitoring and evaluating the arrangements for cooperative training for the personnel working in the cooperative sector. The main objective of the Council is to organize need based training programmes and facilitate the process of human resource development for cooperatives for the country.

Developing a mobile Application - designing the app from http//xiffee. Com To help the students in ease of access the system, and also to keep the data secure, resolution of queries if any.

An app developer should concentrate on the UI design, multi-touch gestures for touch-enabled devices and consider platform design standards as well. Today, emphasis is on the UI design of an app as it plays a crucial role in the success of an app

uniqueness :- An App with unique designs and features contains picturisation of steps one by one.
User friendly :- Simple installation with brief terms and conditions , easy to update and efficient.
Rich in features :- use icons to guide customers, ensure device compatibility.
Flawless coding :- swift or objective -c coding
Powerful Marketing :- Marketing through announcement in the University, upload link on university websites to make students aware of such App.
App Testing :- Through Appium open source mobile test automation framework aimed primarily at functional testing for your app’s UI.