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CSE 535 Mobile Computing

This document outlines an individual assignment to develop a mobile application for Android or iOS that collects COVID-19 symptoms from users and stores them in a database on the smartphone. The app will have two pages, one to measure heart rate and respiratory rate using the device's sensors, and another to collect additional symptom information and ratings from the user to populate the database. Deliverables include submitting the project code and files, and a demo video showing the app functionality depending on the platform used.

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CSE 535 Mobile Computing

This document outlines an individual assignment to develop a mobile application for Android or iOS that collects COVID-19 symptoms from users and stores them in a database on the smartphone. The app will have two pages, one to measure heart rate and respiratory rate using the device's sensors, and another to collect additional symptom information and ratings from the user to populate the database. Deliverables include submitting the project code and files, and a demo video showing the app functionality depending on the platform used.

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CSE 535 Mobile Computing Assignment 1

Individual Assignment

Due Date: 20th September midnight

Develop an android or iOS application that collects COVID-19 related symptoms and stores them in a
database in the smartphone. It should have two pages as shown in the Figure above. In the first page it
should present the user with two sign measurement technique: a) heart rate sensing, and b) respiratory
rate sensing.

We will use the following methods for each sensing operation.

Heart rate sensing: For heart rate sensing we will utilize the back camera of the smartphone with flash
enabled. We will take 45 s video from the back camera with the flash on. While taking the video the user
should softly press their index finger on the camera lens while covering the flash light. From the
variation of the red coloration in the image we will derive the heart rate of the subject.

Respiratory rate: For respiratory rate sensing we will utilize the accelerometer or orientation sensor of
the smartphone. The user will be asked to lay down and place the smartphone on their chest for a
period of 45 seconds. The respiratory rate will be computed from the accelerometer or orientation data.

The user will be asked to click on the measure heart rate button and measure respiratory rate button to
collect data from the smartphone sensors. The numbers will be stored in a database corresponding to
the user. In this assignment we will assume only a single user. The user will then hit upload signs button
which will create a database with the user’s lastname in the smartphone. The entry of the database will
be a table with the first two columns heart rate and respiratory rate respectively. Each entry of the
database will have 10 additional columns which will be filled in the next page.
Once the user is done collecting signs data, the user will be taken to the second page to collect
symptoms data. The user will select a symptom and then select a rating out of 5. The user does not need
to select all the symptoms. Whichever symptoms the user has not reported will be marked with 0 rating.
After this the user will click a upload symptoms button.

At this point a database table entry with 12 entries will be created and stored in the database in the
smartphone.

Platform:

Android API 23 or greater

Either do it in your smartphone or in android emulator (deliverables a little different, see below).

You can also do it in iOS but deliverables are a little different. See below.

Deliverables:

1. Android and smartphone platform

If you are doing it in android and testing the application in a smartphone then submit the following:

a) The entire project folder with all code in it and put it in a zip folder.
b) Extract the APK for API 23 or higher and upload
c) Upload a demo video of your application showing i) heart rate collection, ii) respiratory rate
collection, iii) symptom monitoring and iv) database creation.

2. Android and emulator

If you are doing it in android and testing the application in an emulator then do the following:

a) Send an email to TA and me to register the fact that you are going to do in android emulator
b) We will send you two sample heart rate and respiratory rate data.
c) You do the entire project in emulator by storing the heart rate and respiratory rate in the
smartphone SD card. Then submit the following:

i) The entire project folder with all code in it and put it in a zip folder.
ii) Extract the APK for API 23 or higher and upload
iii) Upload a demo video of your application showing i) heart rate extraction code, ii)
respiratory rate extraction code, iii) symptom monitoring and iv) database creation.
3. iOS

If you are doing it in iOS and testing the application in a phone then submit the following:

a. The entire project folder with all code in it and put it in a zip folder.
b. Upload a demo video of your application showing i) heart rate extraction code, ii)
respiratory rate extraction code, iii) symptom monitoring and iv) database creation.

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