Michaelkelly71/Acity_CPP_Project
Nov 2024 – Apr 2025
4 Months active
Languages Used
C++MarkdownTextJavaSQL
Technical Skills
C++ DevelopmentDocumentationFile ManagementObject-Oriented ProgrammingClass DefinitionCode Cleanup
kwesi-koranteng
PROFILE
Kwesi-koranteng
Kwesi Koranteng developed core desktop applications in the Michaelkelly71/Acity_CPP_Project repository, focusing on library management, task tracking, and academic record systems. He engineered end-to-end workflows using C++ and Java, applying object-oriented design, robust data modeling, and persistent storage with MySQL and file I/O. His work included building a menu-driven library system with fine calculation, a password-based authentication module, and a Java Swing GPA calculator, each emphasizing data integrity and user experience. Through disciplined code organization, refactoring, and documentation, Kwesi delivered maintainable solutions that streamline operations, improve data accuracy, and provide a scalable foundation for future feature development.
Overall Statistics
Feature vs Bugs
100%Features
Repository Contributions
22Total
Bugs
0
Commits
22
Features
8
Lines of code
819,801
Activity Months4
Your Network
125 people
Work History
April 2025
3 Commits • 3 Features
Apr 1, 2025Month: 2025-04 — Delivered three end-to-end desktop features in Michaelkelly71/Acity_CPP_Project, delivering business value through reliable persistence, data integrity, and user-friendly GUIs. Features delivered: Library Management System (Java Swing GUI, MySQL persistence, user authentication, book management, return workflows, and fine calculation); Task Management System (add/delete/mark as done, robust file I/O for persistence, menu-driven interface, and task properties such as priority and due dates with validation); GPA Calculator Desktop Application (Java Swing GUI for student information and course data, GPA calculation, and saving records to a text file with validation). These efforts provide end-to-end capabilities, improve data accuracy, and enable streamlined operations.
3 Commits • 3 Features
Apr 1, 2025Month: 2025-04 — Delivered three end-to-end desktop features in Michaelkelly71/Acity_CPP_Project, delivering business value through reliable persistence, data integrity, and user-friendly GUIs. Features delivered: Library Management System (Java Swing GUI, MySQL persistence, user authentication, book management, return workflows, and fine calculation); Task Management System (add/delete/mark as done, robust file I/O for persistence, menu-driven interface, and task properties such as priority and due dates with validation); GPA Calculator Desktop Application (Java Swing GUI for student information and course data, GPA calculation, and saving records to a text file with validation). These efforts provide end-to-end capabilities, improve data accuracy, and enable streamlined operations.
April 2025
February 2025
3 Commits • 1 Features
Feb 1, 2025February 2025 monthly summary for Michaelkelly71/Acity_CPP_Project: Delivered a password-based User Authentication feature and targeted code maintenance improvements. Key work includes introducing a NameLock inner class in Test to manage password-based access control (password combination, prompting input, and validating entered credentials to grant or deny access), followed by a refactor flattening Group1_work into Test without changing functionality and a minor formatting cleanup. These changes strengthen security gating, improve maintainability, and lay groundwork for future authentication enhancements. The work is supported by commits 444865b25091963a4b67e7540041a418c0961f5b, cb1a2f7fcda777fd6a441aa48ef5bf880b53262a, and 9eafabed628af124e2655d4c818905c55e0fdfb6.
February 2025
3 Commits • 1 Features
Feb 1, 2025February 2025 monthly summary for Michaelkelly71/Acity_CPP_Project: Delivered a password-based User Authentication feature and targeted code maintenance improvements. Key work includes introducing a NameLock inner class in Test to manage password-based access control (password combination, prompting input, and validating entered credentials to grant or deny access), followed by a refactor flattening Group1_work into Test without changing functionality and a minor formatting cleanup. These changes strengthen security gating, improve maintainability, and lay groundwork for future authentication enhancements. The work is supported by commits 444865b25091963a4b67e7540041a418c0961f5b, cb1a2f7fcda777fd6a441aa48ef5bf880b53262a, and 9eafabed628af124e2655d4c818905c55e0fdfb6.
December 2024
12 Commits • 3 Features
Dec 1, 2024December 2024 performance summary for Michaelkelly71/Acity_CPP_Project: Delivered a foundational C++ library management core with end-to-end workflow support and initiated repository consolidation to improve maintainability. Key deliveries: - Library Core and API: Data models for Books and Members, a Library container, and core operations (add/display/borrow/return, fines) with a menu-driven interface. Demonstrated progress across incremental commits that structured headers and core components. - Fine calculation enhancements: Refined fine logic, currency display, and updated loan deletion behavior to align with policy and improve financial accuracy. - Repository cleanup: Removed legacy library files and obsolete builds; repository state normalized to simplify future development and builds. Impact and value: - Business value: Provides a reusable, end-to-end library management core ready for UI integration and future feature work, reducing time-to-market and lowering maintenance risk. - Technical achievements: Clean separation of concerns, header/CPP architecture, improved build hygiene, and disciplined refactoring across the project. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - C++ data modeling, object-oriented design, module boundaries, and menu-driven user interfaces; repository hygiene, version control discipline, and incremental refactoring.
12 Commits • 3 Features
Dec 1, 2024December 2024 performance summary for Michaelkelly71/Acity_CPP_Project: Delivered a foundational C++ library management core with end-to-end workflow support and initiated repository consolidation to improve maintainability. Key deliveries: - Library Core and API: Data models for Books and Members, a Library container, and core operations (add/display/borrow/return, fines) with a menu-driven interface. Demonstrated progress across incremental commits that structured headers and core components. - Fine calculation enhancements: Refined fine logic, currency display, and updated loan deletion behavior to align with policy and improve financial accuracy. - Repository cleanup: Removed legacy library files and obsolete builds; repository state normalized to simplify future development and builds. Impact and value: - Business value: Provides a reusable, end-to-end library management core ready for UI integration and future feature work, reducing time-to-market and lowering maintenance risk. - Technical achievements: Clean separation of concerns, header/CPP architecture, improved build hygiene, and disciplined refactoring across the project. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - C++ data modeling, object-oriented design, module boundaries, and menu-driven user interfaces; repository hygiene, version control discipline, and incremental refactoring.
December 2024
November 2024
4 Commits • 1 Features
Nov 1, 2024November 2024 monthly summary for Michaelkelly71/Acity_CPP_Project. Focused on establishing a solid foundation for the Library Fine Calculator, enabling end-to-end overdue tracking and fines processing in future sprints. Key feature delivered: scaffolding and core data model (Book and Member) with README outlining scope, tasks, and integration plan for calculating fines from text files and library workflow. No major bugs reported/fixed this month; efforts prioritized architecture and reusable components over defect work. Overall impact: provides a scalable baseline that accelerates delivery of businessValue features (overdue tracking, fines computation) and reduces rework in subsequent iterations. Technologies/skills demonstrated: C++ project scaffolding, object-oriented data modeling, basic class implementations, documentation discipline, and disciplined Git-based collaboration.
November 2024
4 Commits • 1 Features
Nov 1, 2024November 2024 monthly summary for Michaelkelly71/Acity_CPP_Project. Focused on establishing a solid foundation for the Library Fine Calculator, enabling end-to-end overdue tracking and fines processing in future sprints. Key feature delivered: scaffolding and core data model (Book and Member) with README outlining scope, tasks, and integration plan for calculating fines from text files and library workflow. No major bugs reported/fixed this month; efforts prioritized architecture and reusable components over defect work. Overall impact: provides a scalable baseline that accelerates delivery of businessValue features (overdue tracking, fines computation) and reduces rework in subsequent iterations. Technologies/skills demonstrated: C++ project scaffolding, object-oriented data modeling, basic class implementations, documentation discipline, and disciplined Git-based collaboration.
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Quality Metrics
Correctness79.6%
Maintainability79.0%
Architecture77.8%
Performance73.6%
AI Usage21.0%
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C++JavaMarkdownSQLText
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C++ DevelopmentClass DefinitionCode CleanupCode OrganizationCommand-Line Interface (CLI)Core JavaData StructuresDatabase ManagementDocumentationError HandlingFile I/OFile ManagementGUI DevelopmentHeader File DefinitionHeader File Management
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