An application designed to manage aspects of day-to-day operations in a hypothetical hospital using a relational-database model implemented in Java and SQL with the use of Oracle.

Application written in Java that simulates day-to-day operations in a hypothetical hospital so it allows users to login in within their perspective view as patient, staff or receptionist. This project was created for the Computer Science course, Introduction to Relational Databases (CPSC 304) at the University of British Columbia.

In a group we all decided to build a database for a hospital while we developed the ER diagram of the structure of the database together. Then, I built the basic structure for the interface and wrote the SQL queries. This project was done in collaboration with two other students, E.T, and G.H.

This project was originally created in the prompt of learning about relational databases. This project was later refactored for improvements, to change the database hosting form Oracle to Heroku and PostgreSQL and to create a downloadable applet to use the application.

The refactored version can be found here.