1. A created project on Firebase console.
2. A create a project on Google console.

1. To enable Firebase Authentication:
        a. Go to the authentication tab at the Firebase console and enable Email/Password and Google Sign-in methods.
        b. download `google-services.json` and add it to the app.
2. To enable Google Maps:
    a. Go to APIs & Services at the Google console.
    b. Select your project and go to APIs & Credentials.
    c. Create a new api key and restrict it for android apps.
    d. Add your package name and SHA-1 signing-certificate fingerprint.
    c. Enable Maps SDK for Android from API restrictions and Save.
    d. Copy the api key to the `google_maps_api.xml`
3. Run the app on your mobile phone or emulator with Google Play Services in it.

1.androidTest
        //TODO: Students explain their testing here.
2. test
        //TODO: Students explain their testing here.

1. Create a Login screen to ask users to login using an email address or a Google account.  Upon successful login, navigate the user to the Reminders screen.   If there is no account, the app should navigate to a Register screen.
2. Create a Register screen to allow a user to register using an email address or a Google account.
3. Create a screen that displays the reminders retrieved from local storage. If there are no reminders, display a   "No Data"  indicator.  If there are any errors, display an error message.
4. Create a screen that shows a map with the user's current location and asks the user to select a point of interest to create a reminder.
5. Create a screen to add a reminder when a user reaches the selected location.  Each reminder should include
    a. title
    b. description
    c. selected location
6. Reminder data should be saved to local storage.
7. For each reminder, create a geofencing request in the background that fires up a notification when the user enters the geofencing area.
8. Provide testing for the ViewModels, Coroutines and LiveData objects.
9. Create a FakeDataSource to replace the Data Layer and test the app in isolation.
10. Use Espresso and Mockito to test each screen of the app:
    a. Test DAO (Data Access Object) and Repository classes.
    b. Add testing for the error messages.
    c. Add End-To-End testing for the Fragments navigation.