Project Policies
1 Overview
In this course:
- The calculation of your final letter grade will be based, in part,
on your completion of a team-oriented
software engineering project.
- Participation in and completion of the software design and
development project is strictly required. If you
do not actively participate in the project
you will receive a grade of "F" for the course.
2 Collaboration
Teams may discsuss the project with each other.
3 Third-Party Libraries/Code
You must design and implement all of the code used in the product.
In other words, you may not use any third-party libraries.
You may use third-party data and/or icons, provided that you do not
infringe on any copyrights (or copylefts).
4 Intra-Team Communications
For the most part, you may communicate with other members of your
team in any way you like. However, whenever possible, you should
keep a written record of the communications since you may be asked
to justify both your decisions and your assessments of team
members.
For some parts of the project, you may be required to communicate
in particular ways (e.g., using email, an issue tracking tool, etc...).
5 Due Dates
Deliverables may not be submitted for a grade after the due date.
You may submit them for feedback but, deliverables submitted after
the due date will receive a grade of 0.
6 Submission
You will be given specific submission instructions for different parts
of the project.
7 Team Evaluation
At the end of the project, you must a
Team Evaluation Form (that will be made available to you).
8 Presentations
Teams may be required to present their progress in class.
Teams must be prepared to present the final product on the "due date".
9 Grading
You will be graded individually on your contribution to both the design
and implementation of the product. Your grade will be based on
both official submissions (including code "commits"), your evaluation of
youself, and your teammates evaluations of you.