Inspiration
Verscend's given challenge.
What it does
It reads in a text file of unstructured insurance information, and then validates, transforms, and writes all valid entries into an XML document.
How we built it
This program consists of 4 separate java files. One file reads the data from the text file, one file validates the input that is read, one file writes the read, validated, and transformed data into an XML file for submission, and one file populates an SQL database with the ICD9 and ICD10 diagnosis codes so that they may be referenced for validation.
Challenges we ran into
Some major challenges that we ran into were converting the PDF files of diagnosis codes into a more usable format with the time allotted and knowledge we had, as well as determining the overall structure of the program we were building.
Accomplishments that we're proud of
We are proud of the strides that we've made in furthering our understanding of the Java language.
What we learned
Over the course of this project's development, we learned the value of time management, proper planning and task allocation between group members for maximum efficiency, and several new facets of Java's functionality we had not been exposed to before.
What's next for Organ-ize
We will take the lessons we've learned from this project and apply them to any future challenges that we will face.
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