YASSINE BAKLOUTI

Development of a BI Web Application and Prediction of Student Registrations (End-of-year internship) Design and implementation of interactive dashboards with Power BI to facilitate decision-making. Development of a predictive model to assess the compatibility of the student profile with the desired specialty. Development of a secure web application in . NET, integrating dashboards and the predictive model. Manage user authentication and permissions to ensure data security.

Developed a web platform to digitize and streamline the exchange of administrative documents, significantly improving document processing efficiency within institutions. Implemented a QR code system to replace traditional stamps, enhancing document authentication, security, and traceability. Built key features for uploading, sharing, and downloading documents, ensuring a smooth and user-friendly experience. Collaborated with cross-functional teams to ensure seamless integration of front-end and back-end components. Technologies used: Angular, ASP.NET, SQL Server, Swagger UI

End-of-Studies Mobile App Project – Enhancing University Administrative Services As an Applied Computer Science student, I had the opportunity to lead a major project during my final internship: the development of a mobile application designed to optimize both the student experience and administrative processes at our university. Key Features: Easy submission of administrative documents Real-time tracking of request status Instant messaging with staff and students One-click appointment scheduling User-friendly complaint submission Document extraction and post sharing Future Potential: We envision adding features like educational resource sharing groups, schedule and enrollment info integration, and enhanced UI/UX for a more modern experience. Impact: The app streamlines access to all institutional services and provides administrators with a centralized interface for efficient request and appointment management. What I Gained: This project sharpened my skills in mobile development, project management, and UI design—marking a key milestone in my academic journey.