/AutoOdo

A CPSC 362 Project that lets the user manually input work miles and calculates the total miles. Mobile application development in Android Studio.

Primary LanguageJava

AutoOdo Project

Contributors: Mickey Springston, Kingsley Tran, Patricia Ong
Semester Project at California State University, Fullerton for CPSC 362 - Foundations of Software Engineering

Note: The latest version of the project is in the Main Branch.


Project

Auto Odo is a mobile application that aims to allow the user to easily be informed of the total amount of distance they have traveled for work during a particular day, week or month. The distance will be recorded in miles as the user inputs the values.


Purpose

The purpose of this application is to make it easier for users to track their work miles through a click of a button and provide them the necessary information they need, which they can use to increase their tax savings, as work miles are tax-deductible.


Additional Features

In addition, though uncertain as of now, the application may integrate google maps in order to specifically show the user the routes they have traveled that the app has tracked.

It allows users to view all their inputs, as well as delete them if the user needs to do so.


Visualization (User Interface)

Below is a few screenshots of what the User Interface of the app will look like.

Main Screen

TWM

TCR


Inside the Database

The database is utilized with SQLite.