
Developed a foundational object-oriented domain modeling framework in the ypech-itescam/POO-2025 repository, focusing on reusable Java class structures for real-world entities such as vehicles, educational roles, and geometric shapes. Applied principles of encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism to establish clear relationships and maintainable code. Delivered four new features, including a geometric shapes calculator and a command-line point-of-sale system for grocery transactions, both demonstrating practical CLI development and user input handling. Proactively reduced technical debt by deprecating and removing legacy modules, streamlining the codebase for future enhancements. The work emphasized clean class design, code deletion, and robust Java development practices.
March 2025 performance summary for ypech-itescam/POO-2025: Delivered foundational domain modeling framework and new feature modules, cleaned legacy codebase to reduce maintenance risk, and implemented practical CLI tools that demonstrate business value. The work established a solid OO domain, created reusable components, and provided a functional prototype for customer-facing and internal tooling.
March 2025 performance summary for ypech-itescam/POO-2025: Delivered foundational domain modeling framework and new feature modules, cleaned legacy codebase to reduce maintenance risk, and implemented practical CLI tools that demonstrate business value. The work established a solid OO domain, created reusable components, and provided a functional prototype for customer-facing and internal tooling.

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