An Android application that keeps track of weighted grades, courses over several semesters. All of the data is stored in an SQLite database.

It is currently available on the Google Play Store.

I could not find an Android application that supported keeping track of weighted grades and calculating them, so I decided to make my own. GradePath was the first serious Android application I have ever written, excluding several practice applications I have tinkered with in the past.

I also took it as a chance to play with the Android SDK and work with relational databases, all while learning the basics of git in the process. The commits are definitely messy in retrospect, where I was committing files that were not actually changed for that commit. However, as of late, I have learned how to use git properly.

• Use the Listener pattern to send information between Activities and Fragments
• Populate ListViews from the SQLite database using custom adapters
• Create custom view layouts for Activities, Fragments, and Dialogs using XML and different ViewGroup layouts
• Work with the Navigation Drawer to provide a slide-out menu to navigate through the app
• Apply Google's design guidelines, namely Material Design
• Use the Google Play Developer Console to publish the application with alpha and beta versions
• Respond to feedback from friends and push updates to the app