The Assignment Links (current on top)

Project 4.75: Requirements Checker Implementation: Due Mon Mar 2 by 7:00pm

Project 4.5: Requirements Checker Design Revision: Due Wed Feb 25 by 7:00pm

Project 4: Requirements Checker Design: Due Monday Feb 23 by 7:00pm

Checkpoint 1 (Memo to Peer and Course Eval): Due Wed Feb 18 by 7:00pm

Project 3 (Peer Review Airport Weather Testing): Due Wed Feb 11 by 7:00pm

Project 2.5 (Airport Weather more data): Due Monday Feb 9 by 7:00pm

Project 2 (Airport Weather): Due Wed Feb 4 by 7:00pm

Project 1.75 (Tetris tested): Due Mon Feb 2 by 5:00pm

Project 1.5 (Tetris dual): Due Thurs Jan 29 by 9:00am

Project 1 (Tetris basic): Due Monday Jan 27 by 10:00pm

Workflow for an Assignment

Getting Started

• The initial stage handout will be posted to the course website.
• The handout may have a link to a github classroom link to initialize the assignment. Set up the git repo accordingly.
• Make a copy of the Google Docs Research Journal template. It will ask you to approve copying a script. The script simply sets up a menu with templates for journal entries. Rename the file with your name and the assignment name (e.g., Fisler-project1). You will make notes in the document as you go.

Completing Stages

When you have finished a stage:

• Go into Canvas and open the Module for that project and stage number. There will be a required survey in that Module. The survey will ask you for some info from the previous stage.
• Once you submit the survey, a new Module for the next stage will become available to you in Canvas. Enter that module to find the link to the next tasks.

Repeat until you have finished all stages.

Completing The Assignment

When you have finished all stages, submit the Assignment Completion Google Form. This will ask you for the URL of your research journal. After the first assignment, we will also have you update your chat transcript and information about your git commits.