This week involved making the bare bones of the schedule creation screen, pictured below
Currently the user can use the plus shaped icon button to start the schedule creation process, and edit the created schedule setting all parameters, even being able to add and delete events. Furthermore, input control was implemented in the event frequency parameter preventing the user from inputting strings.
Unfortunately, due to a bout of illness later in the week, I was unable to reach my goal of saving and loading schedules to and from JSON files, but that feature should be completed by Monday as it only involves loading the preexisting schedule class into a map and writing that to a JSON.
Once that step is completed, the next step will be making the UI more visually distinct and intuitive to use, as currently the shoddy alignment and dull colors do not lend themselves to the best user experience.
Overall despite the small delay I believe that I can still complete work according to the planned schedule.