
Matheus developed and refined the Sports Academy domain model in the miw-upm/apaw-practice repository, focusing on scalable backend architecture and robust data integrity. Over two months, he established core entities and enums, simplified the SportModality model, and enhanced the persistence layer using Java, Spring Boot, and MongoDB. His work included expanding RESTful APIs for athlete, professor, and guardian management, implementing DTO patterns, and improving database seeding and testing coverage. By aligning domain models with business requirements and ensuring maintainable code through refactoring and comprehensive tests, Matheus delivered a foundation that supports future analytics, streamlined workflows, and safer, more reliable deployments.

October 2025 (miw-upm/apaw-practice) delivered a robust persistence layer overhaul, expanded athlete ecosystem APIs, and key domain/model improvements, with a strong emphasis on data integrity, API ergonomics, and test coverage. This aligned work directly with business goals: safer deployments, richer athlete data, and faster feature delivery, while maintaining high code quality and reliability.
October 2025 (miw-upm/apaw-practice) delivered a robust persistence layer overhaul, expanded athlete ecosystem APIs, and key domain/model improvements, with a strong emphasis on data integrity, API ergonomics, and test coverage. This aligned work directly with business goals: safer deployments, richer athlete data, and faster feature delivery, while maintaining high code quality and reliability.
September 2025 (miw-upm/apaw-practice): Delivered the foundational Sports Academy domain model and a subsequent simplification to accelerate feature development. Key contributions include establishing core entities (Athlete, LegalGuardian, Place, Professor, SportModality, Time) and enums (Gender, Level, RelationShip, TargetAudience), enabling robust data integrity and cross-module reuse. Enhancements added birthDate on Athlete and sportModalities, refined LegalGuardian to reference a single Athlete, and connected SportModality to Professor; documentation updated to reflect the new model. Implemented SportModality Model Simplification by removing Time and Place to reduce complexity and improve maintainability. These changes create a scalable data model, streamline enrollment and scheduling workflows, and lay groundwork for future analytics and reporting.
September 2025 (miw-upm/apaw-practice): Delivered the foundational Sports Academy domain model and a subsequent simplification to accelerate feature development. Key contributions include establishing core entities (Athlete, LegalGuardian, Place, Professor, SportModality, Time) and enums (Gender, Level, RelationShip, TargetAudience), enabling robust data integrity and cross-module reuse. Enhancements added birthDate on Athlete and sportModalities, refined LegalGuardian to reference a single Athlete, and connected SportModality to Professor; documentation updated to reflect the new model. Implemented SportModality Model Simplification by removing Time and Place to reduce complexity and improve maintainability. These changes create a scalable data model, streamline enrollment and scheduling workflows, and lay groundwork for future analytics and reporting.
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