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FEUP_ESOF

This is an app called uni++ to use with the University of Porto, it was developted by NIAEFEUP and features added by our team. This was done for the scope of the subject ESOF.

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Sep 15, 2022
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Uni++ Development Report

This was done for the subject of ESOF in FEUP. Grade = 98%.

Welcome to the documentation pages of the Uni++!

You can find here detailed about the mini-app, from a high-level vision to low-level implementation decisions, a kind of Software Development Report, organized by discipline (as of RUP):

So far, contributions are exclusively made by the initial team, but we hope to open them to the community, in all areas and topics: requirements, technologies, development, experimentation, testing, etc.

Please contact us!

Thank you!

  • Fábio Sá, up202007658
  • Gabriel Coelho, up201902223
  • Inês Gaspar, up202007210
  • Lourenço Gonçalves, up202004816
  • David Magalhães, up201907075
  • Marcos Pinto, up201800177
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Marcos Ferreira ↗

Computer Engineer (BSc + MSc at Faculty of Engineering of University of Porto @FEUP)

Oporto, Portugal
LanguagesDartHTMLGherkinRubySwiftKotlinJavaObjective-CShell

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