The paperwork that stopped getting lost along the way.

The Instrumento A is a mandatory academic document at the Facultad de Ingeniería (UNMDP) that describes each course and needs institutional approval every year. Until then, that process lived in paperwork and loose spreadsheets. G.I.A. digitizes it end to end: creation, validation and management.

We worked as a team of three, with defined roles and an agile methodology (Kanban, Git with branch management). The backend is a REST API in Laravel with an OOP approach, with a separate WebSocket server for real-time notifications, on top of MariaDB. The frontend is Next.js with strict TypeScript, role-based dashboards and PDF export. Everything runs containerized with Docker, deployed at the Facultad de Ingeniería.

Backend and infrastructure, with a focus on quality. I defined the data model and its normalization (8 entities) for a 4-state approval flow across 5 roles. I set the project's testing strategy: 165+ tests across 27 files with Pest PHP, combining unit tests on models and service classes with end-to-end integration tests covering every flow. I contributed to the WebSocket service and validated it end to end. The Next.js frontend was handled by another team member.

A system deployed at the Facultad de Ingeniería and entering use, built for over 100 concurrent users. It was our final degree project, treated with standards close to those of a professional environment.