CS 499 Milestone One

Code Review

Code review is the process of examining source code to find defects and identify areas that could be improved before the code becomes part of the final product. It involves more than confirming that the program runs correctly.

I recorded this code review in Module Two, before I made any of the three enhancements. It introduces the original functionality, shows the relevant code, distinguishes strengths from limitations, and connects each planned enhancement to the course outcomes. I organized it for an audience that did not take the original courses, so it explains concepts such as authentication versus authorization, tree height, and database indexing without assuming the audience already knew the implementation.

Artifacts Reviewed

• Travlr Getaways, a MongoDB, Express, Angular, and Node.js application from CS 465.
• ABCU Advising Assistance Program, a C++ course-advising tool from CS 300.
• Grazioso Salvare rescue-dog dashboard, a Python, MongoDB, and Dash application from CS 340.

Recording

The video is hosted on Google Drive because the file is too large for this repository.

• Watch the submitted code review