MCA Research Web Application Development

My MCA dissertation centres on software development, and the core deliverable is a fully-functional web application that demonstrates and supports the research findings. The app is not commercial; its primary goal is to showcase and validate the concepts explored in the study—think of it as a working proof-of-concept rather than a public-facing product.

Key expectations
• End-to-end development of the web app, including database design, business logic, and a clean, responsive UI.
• Tech stack is flexible: I am comfortable with popular frameworks such as React / Vue with Node.js, Django, or similar, provided the final codebase is well-structured and documented.
• Clear research alignment—features and architecture should directly illustrate the thesis objectives.
• A concise report (or inline README) explaining design decisions, setup steps, and how each module supports the research questions.
• Source code delivered via Git, with commit history intact.

Acceptance criteria
1. Application runs locally with a single command after environment setup.
2. All major flows tested and documented; unit or integration tests for critical modules.
3. Code quality meets standard linting rules and is free of major security flaws.
4. Documentation links the implemented features back to the research hypotheses.

Timeline is negotiable but should align with typical academic submission windows, so clarity on milestones up front is essential. Once the final build and documentation are approved, I will integrate the work into my dissertation.