Milestone 2: Prototype, Evaluation, and Recommendations

Tsan Tsao
Auckland University of Technology
COMP826: Mobile System Development (2023-S2)
Dr. Matthew Kuo
October 29, 2023

1. Downloading the Code

By clicking the links provided in the appendix, you can directly access the repository page.

Click the green 'Code' button in the upper right corner, then select 'Download ZIP' to download the entire project's compressed file to your local machine.


As shown in the above image, these are all the files inside the folder.

2. Open the Project Using Android Studio

In the top left corner of the Android Studio interface, click on 'File', select 'Open...', navigate to the folder where the project is located, click 'OK', and the project will be opened.

3. Download the Virtual Device

In the toolbar at the top right of Android Studio, select the icon indicated by the red circle (Device Manager) and click on it.

In the development of this project, I chose Pixel 3a as the virtual device. In the device selection, choose 'Pixel 3a API 34' and download. This might take a while, depending on your network conditions.

4. Launch the Android Virtual Device (AVD) and Run the Program

First, click on the start button of the virtual device. A window will pop up, simulating the Pixel 3a phone.

After the Android virtual device has started, click the green 'Run app' button or use the shortcut 'Shift + F10' to launch the application.

The detailed demonstration video has been uploaded to YouTube. Here is the link: https://youtube.com/shorts/fEAX3Xcorvs?feature=share
For more detailed information, please refer to the documentation.