CS 493 & 494 - Team Project 1 & 2
Outline CS493 Schedule CS493 Deliverables CS494 Schedule CS494 Deliverables Demo Day Resources	Sprint 1: Proposal 15-20 minute presentation slides team name, project name problem to be solved / opportunity identified intended users limitations of existing solutions your idea/plan stakeholder interaction - feedback paper prototype/gui mockup report (just 1/2 page this sprint) - due Friday on Slack describe team organization describe infrastructure setup give TA and instructor access to code repo critiques (up to 1/2 page per team) - due Friday on Slack constructive criticism on problem domain/project idea constructive criticism on proposed product/solution Sprints 2-4: Status Reports There will be five two-week sprints over the last 10 weeks of the term. Sprints 2 - 4 will end with a team meeting with the TA and instructor and submission of a report (on slack). The report should be at least one page and at most two pages, PDF format. It should cover: Features/tasks completed by each student Commit hashs corresponding to completed features Evaluate overall state of project Features/tasks for next sprint There is no rubric for this component. We will be evaluating progress and/or effort for each sprint. Sprint 5: End of Term Presentation The last sprint of the term ends in a class presentation and demo. The slide deck for the presentation will be counted as the final report and must be submitted on slack in PDF format. This sprint is worth 45% of the term grade and is broken down as: presentation and demo 5%, technical achievement 35% (complexity, usability, design robustness), and process 5% (testing, planning, risk management). The presentation should tell the story of how you developed your product. It would likely contain most of these elements: problem description, review of existing solutions, your solution design and features, your process and who did what, challenges (what you tried; what you learned by trying), user testing if appropriate, other testing, a demo (live or pre-recorded), features planned for next term, and risk identification and planning for next term. The presentation should be 20-25 minutes in length. Practice it and time it beforehand. Time overruns will hurt the presentation grade.
Last updated: Wed Nov 20 17:11:42 2019