
Worked on the ucsb-cs156-s25/proj-courses-s25-03 repository to deliver a data-driven room lookup feature, enabling users to retrieve unique room numbers by building and quarter for improved scheduling accuracy. Developed the NumbersForBuildingController in Java with Spring Boot, ensuring robust backend logic and comprehensive mutation test coverage. On the frontend, implemented a React-based SingleClassroomDropdown component, integrating API calls and using Storybook with MSW for reliable UI previews and testing. Also performed codebase cleanup by removing an unused classroom selection feature, simplifying the course search form and reducing maintenance overhead while maintaining high standards for code quality and test coverage.
May 2025 Monthly Summary - Proj: courses (ucsb-cs156-s25/proj-courses-s25-03). Focused on delivering data-driven room lookup, frontend integration, and cleanup to improve search reliability and UX, with strong test coverage and code quality improvements. Key features delivered: - Backend: Implemented NumbersForBuildingController to retrieve unique room numbers for a given building and quarter, enabling precise room queries. Added tests to validate mutation logic and formatting fixes across the backend code path. - Frontend: Delivered SingleClassroomDropdown populated by API calls for building/quarter selection, integrated into the course search form, with accompanying tests and Storybook coverage. Used MSW to mock backend in Storybook scenarios for reliable UI previews. - Cleanup/maintenance: Removed the classroom dropdown feature from CourseOverTimeBuildingsSearchForm, including removal of related import/state/storage and associated tests to simplify the search form and reduce maintenance surface. Major bugs fixed (quality and reliability): - Addressed test formatting issues and ensured full mutation test coverage across backend and frontend changes (e.g., fixes in test files and formatting for consistency). Overall impact and accomplishments: - Enabled precise room lookup by building and quarter, improving scheduling accuracy and user decision-making. - Tight frontend-backend integration with robust test coverage and Storybook validation, accelerating future feature development and reducing regression risk. - Codebase cleanup reduced complexity and maintenance burden by removing an unused classroom selection feature. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Backend: API controller development, mutation test coverage, formatting discipline. - Frontend: React component (SingleClassroomDropdown) with API integration, Storybook, MSW-backed mocks, and end-to-end think-testing through tests. - Quality practices: test-driven development, refactoring for readability, and regression risk management through formatting fixes and coverage.
May 2025 Monthly Summary - Proj: courses (ucsb-cs156-s25/proj-courses-s25-03). Focused on delivering data-driven room lookup, frontend integration, and cleanup to improve search reliability and UX, with strong test coverage and code quality improvements. Key features delivered: - Backend: Implemented NumbersForBuildingController to retrieve unique room numbers for a given building and quarter, enabling precise room queries. Added tests to validate mutation logic and formatting fixes across the backend code path. - Frontend: Delivered SingleClassroomDropdown populated by API calls for building/quarter selection, integrated into the course search form, with accompanying tests and Storybook coverage. Used MSW to mock backend in Storybook scenarios for reliable UI previews. - Cleanup/maintenance: Removed the classroom dropdown feature from CourseOverTimeBuildingsSearchForm, including removal of related import/state/storage and associated tests to simplify the search form and reduce maintenance surface. Major bugs fixed (quality and reliability): - Addressed test formatting issues and ensured full mutation test coverage across backend and frontend changes (e.g., fixes in test files and formatting for consistency). Overall impact and accomplishments: - Enabled precise room lookup by building and quarter, improving scheduling accuracy and user decision-making. - Tight frontend-backend integration with robust test coverage and Storybook validation, accelerating future feature development and reducing regression risk. - Codebase cleanup reduced complexity and maintenance burden by removing an unused classroom selection feature. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Backend: API controller development, mutation test coverage, formatting discipline. - Frontend: React component (SingleClassroomDropdown) with API integration, Storybook, MSW-backed mocks, and end-to-end think-testing through tests. - Quality practices: test-driven development, refactoring for readability, and regression risk management through formatting fixes and coverage.

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