Ahmad, Kanza

Westergaard, Frederikke Rønne

Wichstrøm, Kristin Marie

This paper is an investigation on how to develop an application, where the main focus is to deliver a weather forecast. The application is called MyWeatherApp, and the audience that the application should aim for is children between 4 - 10 years old. With this application we aim to make a weather forecast educational for young kids.In addition to creating the application we did an in-depth research on databases, and how to work with data, and make it easy to access. We created a database that holds and converts the data that we got, from a simulated weather forecast. We did this by using the Relational Database Management System (RDMS) Java SQLite. In this paper, we will provide a description in which we encapsulated all the ideas that we had for the application. This paper contains several diagrams and figures that serve the purpose of visualizing our process. We explain our progress and argue for our choices along with a black box test of the program, in order to gain understanding of the programs’ accuracy. Furthermore, we have discussed the design choices of our application to optimize the functionality for the best possible user experience. All the programming that we did for this project is done in Java.<br/

MyWeatherApp: visualizing a simulated weather forecast

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