R.Cook - Android Learning App

R.Cook is an Android application built with Java, XML layouts, and Room Database. The app provides an interactive way to learn cooking lessons with two main roles:

• Student - browse lessons by level, watch videos, view images, mark lessons as completed, and add favorites.
• Guide - create, edit, and manage lessons with full control over content.

Features

• User roles: Guide / Student with different permissions
• Lesson management: create, edit, delete lessons (for guides)
• Lesson tracking: mark as completed and add to favorites (for students)
• Levels navigation: Beginners, Medium, Advanced
• Multimedia support: lessons include images and videos
• Personalization: customizable background colors and user settings
• Local persistence: Room Database to store lessons and user data
• Lightweight storage: SharedPreferences for quick access flags

Tech Stack

• Java – core programming language
• Android Studio – development environment
• XML – UI layouts and design
• Room Database – local storage with DAO and ViewModel
• RecyclerView + Adapters – for displaying lists of lessons
• Fragments & Activities – navigation and modular design
• SharedPreferences – for lightweight data storage
• MVVM architecture – separation of concerns and clean code

Repository Contents

1. Software requirements document-רותם סויסה.pdf – full requirements specification of the system.
2. User interface design document-רותם סויסה.pdf – UI mockups, layout descriptions, and navigation flow.
3. Software Design Document-רותם סויסה.pdf – detailed architecture, class design, and system diagrams.
4. Software tests document-רותם סויסה.pdf – testing strategy, test cases, and validation results.
5. Software presentation video-רותם סויסה.mp4 – a demo video showcasing the app in action.
6. RotemSwisaFinalProjectR.Cook.zip – the full Android Studio project source code.

Getting Started

1. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/RotemSwisa/R.Cook-Android-Application-Project.git
2. Open in Android Studio
3. Build and run on an emulator or physical device

Author

• Rotem Swisa – Software Engineering Student
• 🔗 Link to my LinkedIn profilewww.linkedin.com/in/rotem-swisa-10b675382

Some pictures of the app