Criteria & Points Distribution Score Description 0 No submission OR irrelevant output (not Android-related, no video, no APK). 10 Project created but no working features (only empty activity / fragments). No recording, no uniform, no APK. 20 Basic layout/navigation only (BottomNavigation with fragments) but no functional buttons or UI manipulation. Recording may be incomplete (no camera/narration). APK not uploaded. 30 Navigation + some UI elements visible (cards, subjects, profile), but functions don’t work (e.g., Add/Remove doesn’t update). APK missing or not working. 50 Partial implementation: at least one fragment fully working (e.g., Home cards + counter OR Schedule toggle), but others incomplete. Recording submitted but missing uniform/narration. APK generated but incomplete. 70 Most features working: ✔ Navigation across 3 fragments ✔ Add/Remove Cards + Counter ✔ Schedule toggle OR search validator ✔ Profile theme OR image switcher. Recording present but with minor issues. APK included but has small bugs. 90 All features functional as specified: ✔ HomeFragment (dynamic cards + counter) ✔ ScheduleFragment (day/week toggle + search validator) ✔ ProfileFragment (theme switcher + image swap) ✔ Smooth navigation. Recording complete with uniform + narration. APK working and installable. 95 Perfect submission: ✔ All required features bug-free ✔ UI updates dynamically (cards, themes, toggles) ✔ Clear narration while coding ✔ Recording shows student in Type A uniform, camera on, face visible ✔ Video uploaded to Google Drive with correct sharing ✔ APK file included in submission (uploaded with lab report/Google Drive). LABORATORY 2 – ANDROID UI & LAYOUT MANIPULATION WITH FUNCTIONS Laboratory Problem (Challenge): You are tasked to design and implement a Campus Dashboard App (no database required). The app must allow students to: • Navigate between different sections (Home, Schedule, Profile). • Add and remove dashboard cards dynamically. • Use buttons that trigger functions such as counters, validation, and mode switching. • Toggle themes and dynamically style UI components. Materials / Requirements: • Any version of Android Studio. • Kotlin (for UI logic and functions) • Android Emulator or physical device • OBS Studio + Streamlabs (screen recording + camera overlay) • Type A uniform Instructions: Part A – Layout & Navigation 1. Create a new project CampusDashboardFunctions (Empty Activity, Kotlin). 2. Implement BottomNavigationView with at least three sections: o HomeFragment o ScheduleFragment o ProfileFragment Part B – UI Manipulation + Functions 1. HomeFragment (Dynamic Cards + Counter Function) • Start with 2 dashboard “cards” (CardViews or ConstraintLayouts). • Add buttons: o Add Card → creates a new dummy card dynamically. o Remove Card → deletes the last card. • Add a counter function that increases every time a card is added and decreases when one is removed. Show the count in a TextView (e.g., “You have 5 cards”). 2. ScheduleFragment (Toggle Views + Simple Validator) • Display a list of 5–6 dummy “subjects” (TextViews or RecyclerView). • Add a button that toggles between: o Day View → shows only 2 subjects. o Week View → shows all subjects. • Add a TextField + Button that allows the user to “search for a subject.” o If found → show “Subject Found!” message. o If not found → show “Subject not available.” 3. ProfileFragment (Theme Switcher + Image Swap Function) • Show profile picture, name, and ID. • Add a button to switch profile pictures (rotate between 2–3 images). • Add a theme toggle button: o Light mode → normal colors. o Dark mode → dark background and light text. o Must update dynamically without restarting the app. Part C – Documentation & Recording 1. Uniform Requirement: o You must wear your Type A uniform while doing this lab. 2. Use OBS Studio + Streamlabs: o Screen record your development + testing. o Keep your camera on with your face visible (uniform clearly shown). 3. Narration: o Explain your process and the functions as you code (e.g., “Now I’m adding the counter function for the cards... when I press Add Card, the counter should increase.”). 4. Upload & Submission: o Export video (MP4 preferred). o APK o Upload to Google Drive. o Set sharing permissions to “Anyone with the link can view.” o Include the Google Drive link in your lab report.