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MIT203 Mobile Application Development Assessment 3: Final Group Project & Research Report Unit: MIT203 Mobile Application

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MIT203 Mobile Application Development
Assessment 3: Final Group Project & Research Report
Unit: MIT203 Mobile Application Development
Due Date: 09/06/2025
Total Marks: This assessment is worth 40% of the full marks in the unit.
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Instructions:

  1. This is a group-based project with an individual research report component.
  2. Groups will complete the full development of a mobile app and submit a final report.
  3. Each student must submit an individual reflection report discussing their contribution 
    and experience.
  4. The group will formally present their app in class.
  5. The group must submit the PowerPoint presentation slides to Moodle at least 24 hours 
    before the scheduled presentation time.
  6. Each student will individually submit a research report analyzing an existing mobile app 
    in the market. Each student will clarify their contribution to the group projects and how 
    they overcome the challenges.
  7. All submissions must be uploaded to Moodle by the deadline.
  8. Late submissions will incur penalties as per university policy.
  9. Please save the group documents as MIT203_GroupX_Assessment3.zip
  10. Please save the individual report document as 
    MIT203_FirstnameSurname_StudentID_Assessment3_Reflection.docx
    Part A: Group Project - App Development & Presentation (25%)
    Task:
    Each group will finalize their mobile application development and prepare a presentation. The 
    tasks include:
  11. Complete the implementation of the mobile app.
  12. Test the app and document test results.
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  13. Create a demonstration video showing how the app functions.
  14. Prepare a project report, including: 
    o Description of app features
    o Development methodology
    o Testing results & feedback from users
    o User manual
  15. Write an individual reflection report about your contribution to the project.
  16. Present the app in class, showcasing key features and functionality.
    Submission:
    • One ZIP file per group, containing: 
    o Complete source code
    o Final project report
    o Test logs and user feedback
    o User manual
    o Video demonstration
    o Power-Point Presentation Document
    • One DOCX file per student, containing: 
    o Individual reflection report (400–600 words)
    Marking Criteria (25% Total)
    Criteria Marks
    Fair distribution of teamwork & clear member contributions 4
    Fully functional app with working features 6
    Creativity & innovation of the app 4
    Thorough testing with documented results 3
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    User testing feedback & improvements based on feedback 3
    Quality of final project report 3
    In-class presentation, clarity, and engagement 2
    Part B: Individual Research Report (15%)
    Task:
    Each student will write an individual research report analyzing a mobile app available in the 
    market. The report should include:
  17. Market analysis: The app’s success, target audience, and competition.
  18. Key features: What makes the app interesting and popular?
  19. User Interface (UI) design: Breakdown of UI elements, usability, and user experience.
  20. Mobile technologies used: Discussion on mobile frameworks, APIs, and integrations.
  21. Limitations & i代写MIT203 Mobile Application Developmentmprovements: Identify weaknesses and suggest potential 
    improvements.
  22. Personal insights and suggestions: Critical evaluation and potential future 
    enhancements.
  23. Your individual contributions to the group project with highlighting any challenges 
    you might face and how you tackled them
    Submission:
    • One DOCX file per student, named: 
    MIT203_FirstnameSurname_StudentID_Assessment3_Reflection.docx
    • Word Limit: 1500–2000 words
    • Harvard referencing style must be used.
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    Marking Criteria (15% Total)
    Criteria Marks
    Analysis of market fit & potential growth strategies 4
    Explanation of key attractive features 3
    Breakdown of UI & user experience analysis 3
    Discussion on technical aspects of the app 2
    Identification of limitations & proposed solutions 2
    Original thoughts & constructive suggestions 1
    Mapping of Weekly Content to Assessment Tasks
    To help you align your work with lecture topics, here’s a mapping of key weekly content to the 
    expectations in Assessment 3:
    Week Topic(s) Relevant Assessment Area(s)
    Week 3 Interactive UIs, Navigation, 
    RecyclerView
    Group app UI design and user experience
    Week 5 AsyncTask, Internet connection Efficient data operations, online functionality
    Week 6 JobScheduler, Services, 
    Broadcasts
    Background services and performance
    Week 7 Data Storage, Shared 
    Preferences
    Secure user settings, offline features
    Week 8 SQLite, Room, ViewModel Persistent data layer in your app
    Week 
    10
    Sensors, Location, Maps, 
    Privacy
    Use of mobile device features; link to Research 
    Report (UI/Privacy)
    Week 
    12
    Accessibility, Kotlin, 
    Localization
    Enhancements for usability, app inclusivity
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    Week 
    13
    Group work support & essay 
    discussion
    Final app testing, team contribution reflection, 
    research guidance
    Use this table as a guide to reinforce learning while working on your project and report.
    Final Notes:
    • Total Weighting: 40% (Part A: 25% + Part B: 15%)
    • Group & Individual Components: Students must contribute to both parts to receive full 
    marks.
    • Plagiarism & Academic Integrity: Submissions will be checked via Turnitin. Any form of 
    plagiarism will result in penalties.
    Submission Summary
    Component Submission Type Due Date
    Group Project (App + Report + Video + User Manual) Group ZIP file 08/06/2025
    Group Presentation In Class Week 14
    09/06/2025
    Individual Reflection Report Individual DOCX file 08/06/2025
    Individual Research Report Individual DOCX file 08/06/2025
    File Naming Conventions:
    Submission 
    Type
    File Name Format Who 
    Submits
    ?
    Group 
    Project ZIP 
    MIT203_GroupX_Assessment3.zip One 
    membe
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    File
    (Includes 
    source 
    code, final 
    report, 
    testing logs, 
    user 
    manual, 
    demo 
    video, 
    PowerPoint 
    slides)
    r of the 
    group
    uploads 
    this
    Individual 
    Reflection 
    Report (1-2 
    pages on 
    contributio
    ns & 
    challenges)
    MIT203_FirstnameSurname_StudentID_Assessment3_Reflection.do
    cx
    Each 
    student
    Individual 
    Research 
    Report
    (1500-2000 
    words 
    analyzing a 
    mobile app)
    MIT203_FirstnameSurname_StudentID_Assessment3_ResearchRep
    ort.docx
    Each 
    student
    Final Confirmation:
    ✔ Each student submits 2 individual files
    ✔ Each group submits 1 ZIP file
    ✔ All files follow a clear, standardized naming format
    ✔ Files are uploaded to Moodle before the due date

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