Sensors Simulator is the project that I decided to create for the Object Oriented Programming class during the 2023/2024 academic year at the University of Padua.
Sensors Simulator is a widget application that allows you to create, modify, delete, search, sort, and save sensors as JSON. These sensors can be of three different types: AirQuality, Humidity, and Temperature. Based on statistical parameters, the sensor simulates the behavior of the environmental condition it represents.
To compile Sensor Simulator you need:
- A version of c++14 or higher
- QMake (3.1 or higher) or CMake (3.22 or higher) (depending on the OS)
- The Qt framework, version 6.2.4 or higher.
To build the project you need to:
- clone the repository at https://github.com/CcEnrico/Sensors_Simulator
- Enter the
srcfolder - Use the following command:
qmake - Use the following command:
make - Now that your executable is compiled, use
./Pao_Sensori_Eccto execute it
There is a technical sheet about the project (written in italian), you can find it in the Pao_progetto.pdf.
Feedback on Object-Oriented Programming Project
Student: Enrico Cotti Cottini
Project Evaluation: 3/3 with Honors
Mandatory Constraints
+ Satisfied
Object-Oriented Orientation
+ Encapsulation
+ Modularity (logical model and the GUI are separated)
+ Extensibility and evolvability, polymorphism
+ Efficiency and robustness
Functionality
+ Search and filter functionality
+ Overall very well-crafted, various functionalities listed in the report
GUI
+ Displays different types of data appropriately
+ Usable and intuitive
+ Robust, handles resizing
+ Uses icons
+ Overall very well-crafted
Report
+ Adequate
Suggestions not related to the evaluation
None.