The document summarizes the City Run Lite mobile app project. The app allows users to track runs and walks using GPS, calculates speed, distance, calories burned, and BMI. It displays maps, starts/stops timers, and saves user profiles and activity data to a local SQLite database. The team implemented Google location and map APIs, designed the UI, integrated maps and database functionality, and overcame challenges with indoor location precision and power usage of location tracking. They gained skills in Android development, APIs, databases, and presentation skills over the course of the project.

1. City Run Lite
Final Presentation

2. Objectives
Profile
Page
Timer
Distanc
e
Display
BMI
Calculator
Speed
Display
Calorie
Display
GPS
tracker

3. BMI
Calculator
- Navigation
Drawer
- Add map
- GPS
tracking
- SQlite
- Timer/speed/c
alories added
- Profile page
saved

4. Let’s explore !

5. Menu Bar

6. Before starting the track
Fill in the Profile page first

7. The start page
Display
Map
Start & Stop

8. The profile page

9. Record Page
Saving Time
Activity Duration
Distance
Calories burned
Refresh
Button

10. The BMI Page

11. Testing 1

12. Testing 2

13. Challenges
Implement map into navigation drawer fragment
Link database server to our app
Indoor location not precise
Power demanding location tracking

14. Challenges
Implement map into navigation drawer fragment
Link database server to our app
Indoor location not precise
Power demanding location tracking

15. What we were in
early Aug
Android expert
We are here now
!

16. Maria
google location
API
Google map API

17. Steven
UI design
Implement the Google Map API
Usage of local Database SQlite

18. Herman
Java
Android Studio
Presentation Skills

19. “Everyone should learn how to programme a
computer, because it teaches you how to think.”
Steve Jobs