
Michael Wu developed robust Help Request Management features for the ucsb-cs156-s25/team02-s25-12 repository, implementing a full-stack solution with Java, Spring Boot, and React. He designed and built the HelpRequest entity, repository, and REST controller with CRUD operations, integrating role-based access control and comprehensive unit tests to ensure secure, auditable workflows. On the frontend, Michael delivered UI components, routing, and fixture data to support admin and user interactions, using React and Jest for testing. He also contributed to proj-frontiers-s25-12 by creating the RosterStudentsTable component and fixtures, improving data consistency and accelerating frontend development and testing cycles.

May 2025 highlights delivering major frontend capabilities across two repositories, with robust testing and fixtures to accelerate admin/user workflows and frontend development.
May 2025 highlights delivering major frontend capabilities across two repositories, with robust testing and fixtures to accelerate admin/user workflows and frontend development.
For 2025-04, delivered Help Request Management feature in ucsb-cs156-s25/team02-s25-12. Implemented the HelpRequest entity, repository, and REST controller with full CRUD operations, plus unit tests and role-based access control. This work enables secure, auditable ticket handling and faster support workflows. Notable repository activity includes porting article scaffolding from team01 to team02 (commit 987c44a2b773dbd9daed71b888275b7c5f074ef1), to accelerate integration and reuse of existing patterns. Impact: improved ticket lifecycle management, visibility for users and staff, easier triage, and better maintainability. Technologies/skills demonstrated: creation of data models, repository/controller layers, unit testing, role-based access control, and code reuse across teams to accelerate delivery.
For 2025-04, delivered Help Request Management feature in ucsb-cs156-s25/team02-s25-12. Implemented the HelpRequest entity, repository, and REST controller with full CRUD operations, plus unit tests and role-based access control. This work enables secure, auditable ticket handling and faster support workflows. Notable repository activity includes porting article scaffolding from team01 to team02 (commit 987c44a2b773dbd9daed71b888275b7c5f074ef1), to accelerate integration and reuse of existing patterns. Impact: improved ticket lifecycle management, visibility for users and staff, easier triage, and better maintainability. Technologies/skills demonstrated: creation of data models, repository/controller layers, unit testing, role-based access control, and code reuse across teams to accelerate delivery.
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