Digital Systems Showcase

Systems built by students at Olivet University

Every project here was designed, built, documented and handed off by students in ITEC100 - Introduction to Information Technology — complete with its source, runtime requirements and deployment instructions, so it can be understood and rebuilt years from now.

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Global Mission Map

The Christian church on one world map: reported persecution, mission history and mission access, country by country, each report linked to the publisher that reported it.

Play in browser External hosted service Learning Application Reference

Chord Coach

Helps you draft a chord chart from a recording: it suggests the tempo, the bars and the chords, you confirm or correct each one, and then you practise with the chart you finished.

Play in browser Static web application Learning Application Reference

Bible Journey Mini

A Godot platformer: gather verse scrolls across five stages of pits, climbs and the seven deadly sins, then recite them at the waypoint. Three lives. Plays in the browser, on a phone, or on Windows.

Play in browser Web game Educational Game Reference

Rhythm of Praise

A rhythm game on four lanes - played to a hymn the page synthesises, or to a recording of your own, charted on its own beat.

Play in browser Web game Educational Game Reference

Passage Lookup API

A small HTTP service returning the text of a Scripture reference, used by Reading Notes as an optional dependency.

Play in browser Dockerized backend application Scripture Study Tool Reference

Verse Explorer

A browser tool for filtering, searching and bookmarking Scripture passages, with no server at all.

Play in browser Static web application Scripture Study Tool Reference

What a completed project includes

A working system

A web application, game, desktop tool or backend service that runs in its intended form — not only on the student's own computer.

A clear demonstration

Screenshots and a recorded demo, so the project stays understandable even if a service it depended on later disappears.

A complete handoff

Source, exact runtime versions, environment variables, database schema and deployment instructions — enough for someone else to rebuild it.

“Pay attention to reading, to exhortation, and to teaching.”

1 Timothy 4:13