
Shreya Balaji developed a robust role-based access control system for the UTDallasEPICS/Reading-MLK repository, focusing on secure API access and permissions management. She implemented centralized role definitions in TypeScript, using a permissions.ts module to enforce consistent access checks for admin, faculty, parent, and student roles. By integrating these permissions into faculty-related endpoints, Shreya ensured that only authorized users could create, update, or delete faculty information. Leveraging backend development skills and Prisma, she addressed authorization gaps and improved data governance. Her work established a scalable foundation for secure, maintainable access control, demonstrating depth in backend architecture and security best practices.
Concise monthly summary for Oct 2025 focusing on RBAC and permissions work in UTDallasEPICS/Reading-MLK. Delivered a robust RBAC system with admin, faculty, parent, and student roles, ensuring secure API access for viewing/editing student data, managing relationships, and messaging. Implemented and centralized permissions.ts with basic role definitions and prepared for reuse across the codebase. Integrated permissions into faculty endpoints (delete/post/put) to control who can create, delete, and update faculty information. This work closes authorization gaps, improves data governance, and reduces security risk while enabling scalable role-based governance. Key commits include 5660fb7830a3b683bb0d87da697907c317547e36, 8a26f4212a099c1fdf3ed4ae66b9f60f1089ac1c, and 3baa9fd0a5078922e52f16d7878f27af7b9a113c.
Concise monthly summary for Oct 2025 focusing on RBAC and permissions work in UTDallasEPICS/Reading-MLK. Delivered a robust RBAC system with admin, faculty, parent, and student roles, ensuring secure API access for viewing/editing student data, managing relationships, and messaging. Implemented and centralized permissions.ts with basic role definitions and prepared for reuse across the codebase. Integrated permissions into faculty endpoints (delete/post/put) to control who can create, delete, and update faculty information. This work closes authorization gaps, improves data governance, and reduces security risk while enabling scalable role-based governance. Key commits include 5660fb7830a3b683bb0d87da697907c317547e36, 8a26f4212a099c1fdf3ed4ae66b9f60f1089ac1c, and 3baa9fd0a5078922e52f16d7878f27af7b9a113c.

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