GRADIFY - An Android Application

An intuitive mobile app to enable students to view their results anytime, anywhere.

Gradify is an Android application to display and store results of a student of all the examinations of the university. The project allows the user to view their individual results in the exams seamlessly in their mobile phones on the ! It basically solves problems of conventional result display system such as:

• Overcrowding at the notice boards.
• Results being torn.
• During vacations students aren’t able to check their results.
• Poor portability of storing results and lack of notifications on declaration of results.

Features

• Personallized experience for every user to view their results and info on the go.
• Semester wise results in same format as in marksheets.
• Simple login by Student's name and unique roll number.
• Seperate download section to download important/frequently used documents asyuchronously on the device.
• Powered by Microsoft Azure's cloud storage and web-service making it robust and scalable.
• A CGPA Calculator to calculate a student's expected CGPA using accurate formulae.
• Intuitive and simple user interface.
• Push notifications to update about the results, announcements, etc.
• Help and FAQ section to provide assistance.

Configuring the project

Simply download/clone the project on the system and import it in Android Studio. Now we need to configure the project.

SDK Version

Now you will see that gradle cannot be sync because it missing some parameters. Open to gradle.properties file in the root of the project and add the following lines.

MIN_SDK = 15
ANDROID_BUILD_SDK_VERSION = 23
ANDROID_BUILD_TOOLS_VERSION = 21.1.0
ANDROID_BUILD_TARGET_SDK_VERSION = 23
ANDROID_COMPILE_SDK_VERSION = 23

Note: You should make sure that the correct SDK versions and build tools are installed in Android Studio. To do this open the Preferences panel and navigate to Appearance & Behavour -> System Settings -> Android SDK or click on the SDK Manager icon in the tool bar. Android SDK versions 4.4 and onwards should be installed. Android SDK Build-Tools version 21.1.0 should be installed.

Update Gradle

Next open the build.gradle file for your project. It should be called build.gradle (Project: Your-project-name)

Update this file by adding the following.

buildscript {
repositories {
jcenter()
}
dependencies {
classpath 'com.android.tools.build:gradle:1.2.3'

    // NOTE: Do not place your application dependencies here; they belong  
    // in the individual module build.gradle files  
}  

}

allprojects {
repositories {
jcenter()
}
}

Now run Gradle to get the project ready to be compiled. The project should now compile without error.

Team

-Deepank Srivastava | deepank@outlook.com

-Varun Dhall | varunvd1994@gmail.com

-Arshdeep Kaur Gulati | arshdeepkaurgulati@gmail.com