lect07

lect07, Wed 10/20

Project Presentation Announcement, MVP Planning

Announcements

h05 is due on Friday. h06 will be due next Friday. Focus on your MVP this week!
CATME.org update: Window to submit your peer reviews closes this evening at 10:00pm. 20 points towards lab03 riding on it…
MVP code freeze on Mon, 10/25/21: Minimum Viable Product
MVP demonstrations with quick peer MVP eval on Wednesday, 10/27/21 lect10

4pm to 7pm, Monday December 6th (original finals slot)

Here is the point percentage breakdown for grading that the teaching team plans to use for the “Final Product” 40% of the course grade.

15% Presentation
5% Idea, and Idea Refinement
25% Functionality, Quality (Reliability & Polish)
- judged by review of demonstration, user manual, peer review, teaching team testing
10% Technical Difficulty Implemented
- judged by review of code/scope taking into account team background/experience etc.
20% Implementation
- judged by review of Github code, PRs, etc.
- use the README.md to make clear the repository structure and guide through implementation effort!
15% Design Process
- judged by Design Document, Kanban Board, Meeting Logs, Github TEAM information, etc. Design Document should steer through the process.
10% Manual

We will cross-reference against both an initial quartiling judgment averaged among the evaluators, and against a ranking stemming from peer-review

Continuous Delivery: Software development process that aims to build software that is always ready to be deployed into production
Continuous Integration: Technique where every developer on a project should integrate their work daily with every other developer
Video: Continuous Delivery Assembly Line Metaphor

Up-to-date github repo with complete README.md file that provides complete instructions for deploying your product
Up-to-5min video of your MVP (link to it in <github>/team/MVP_DEMO.md)
Github Projects Kanban board should reflect all your activity leading up to the MVP