A mobile application, called “Time Manager” which aims to help university students in their studies, and hopefully to help them become organized in their lives. “Time Manager” comprises four functional pages: a home page that navigates users; a page that allows users to plan and prioritize academic activities; a page that enables users to view activities and record actions; and a page that embeds the TMQ (Time Management Questionnaire).
A main screen providing the name of your application and buttons that link to the other functionality of this application, including background images, the user’s time management score based on the TMQ questionnaire, upcoming task deadlines.
A screen that allows a user to view his or her current tasks. This screen allows the user to modify existing tasks (e.g. by marking them as complete or alternatively by allowing completed tasks to be deleted). Additional functionality focus on allowing the tasks to be categorised by due-date.
If user wants to delete an exsiting event after clicking Delete button, this application will pop up a warning message.
A screen that allows a user to view his or her current tasks and modify their existing tasks (e.g. by marking them as complete or alternatively by allowing completed tasks to be deleted) as well.
A screen that allows a user to record his or her answers to the 18 Time Management Questionnaire (TMQ) questions defined in [Britton and Tesser, 1991 - Table 1 on page 407]: o Answers should be based on the following 5-point Likert scale (1=Never, 2=Infrequently, 3=Sometimes, 4=Frequently, and 5=Always). The application should also calculate a final TMQ score for the user.
React
Typescript
Django
Laravel
Facebook
Microsoft
Google
Alibaba
D3
Tencent