Lapboost



















THIS PROJECT HAS WON AN AWARD!
This project won 1st place in the 19th Undergraduate Research Forum (UGRF) in the ECEN424 course rankings in January 2025
Overview
LapBoost is a full-stack cross-platform system that transitions a business from Excel-based management to a centralized SQL-backed application. It consists of a customer-facing app for browsing parts, placing orders, and tracking services, alongside an admin system for managing employees, inventory, suppliers, and order assignment.
Project Description
The system was built using Flutter with a MySQL backend, supporting both user and admin applications with role-based access control. It includes order management, marketplace functionality, service requests, and real-time order tracking. The architecture was designed to support separation of roles between customers, technicians, and managers, ensuring secure and structured access to different system capabilities.
My Contribution
Worked as the primary developer on the full Flutter application, including both user and admin interfaces. Built the cart system, order management flow, marketplace, and service request system. Also contributed to UI improvements and system-wide workflow optimization under a tight development deadline. The schema design was done in collaboration with my team and the SQL code was written by them and modified by me.
Reflection
This project was a major exercise in system design under pressure, requiring careful handling of role separation, database structure, and multi-role workflows. Completing major revisions in a short timeframe strengthened my ability to deliver scalable systems efficiently.