Selected Work
PRODUCT ENGINEERING

BoardToCode

India's Learning Platform

A full-stack education ecosystem connecting courses, learning progress, practice, assessments, certificates, payments and administration.

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Understanding what was being engineered.

BoardToCode demonstrates end-to-end product engineering across student experiences, administration, learning workflows, assessments, payments and platform operations.

CONTEXT

The project

BoardToCode demonstrates end-to-end product engineering across student experiences, administration, learning workflows, assessments, payments and platform operations.

CHALLENGE

The engineering problem

Bring multiple parts of a digital learning journey into one coherent platform instead of depending on disconnected systems for courses, assessments, progress, payments and administration.

APPROACH

How it was approached

The platform was structured around separate but connected student, learning, assessment, commerce and administration workflows backed by a common application architecture.

ENGINEERED CAPABILITIES

What the project demonstrates.

01Authentication and user workflows
02Student dashboard
03Course discovery and enrollment
04Lesson-based learning
05Learning progress tracking
06Practice workflows
07Online assessments
08Certificates
09Payment workflows
10Administration tools
11Notifications
12Responsive application experience
TECHNOLOGY

Engineering technologies behind the work.

ReactJavaScriptNode.jsExpressMongoDBREST APIsRazorpaySocket.IO
ENGINEERING OUTCOMES

Concrete capabilities delivered through the project.

Connected student learning experience
Dynamic MongoDB-backed platform
Working authentication architecture
Course and enrollment workflows
Assessment-oriented functionality
Integrated payment workflow
Student and administration experiences
Foundation for continued product expansion
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