December 2024

Portail DTI

During my last web application class at CEGEP, we had to choose a project from a list provided by our teacher. My team and I decided to take on something quite ambitious: the computer science department portal. The idea behind this project was to design a digital space for students in the program. A place designed to promote mutual assistance, tutoring, event sharing, project promotion, as well as the creation and consultation of tutorials. In short, a true collaborative portal that brings the student community together around the development and sharing of knowledge.

Contribution

For this project, I first designed all the interfaces on Figma before moving on to developing the pages. I was mainly responsible for the project, group, course, and event management systems. I also integrated real-time communication for messaging using WebSockets. My role was therefore quite versatile, allowing me to work on the user experience while developing the platform's key features.

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Approach

Given the number of features requested, we decided to divide the project into several applications while maintaining a common user base. Two main applications were developed: the department portal and a tutoring platform integrating video calls. These two applications were supported by a third, dedicated to authentication and implemented with OpenIddict, a library for managing accounts and SSO between the different parts of the project.

Features

Tutorial sharing
Project sharing
Sharing course documents
OpenID
OAuth2

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