Project Work Time

1. ITIS 2110 Lab #13 Project Work Time

2. Final Project Work Time • Work on Project • Turn in by end of this lab: • Cover sheet • Brief status • May resubmit Project Proposal with updates for status • 1 sheet per team with • Team Name • Team Members • Team Signatures • 10 points for each team member with a signature • Team captain upload copy to Moodle • Use the Project Proposal for a basis • Update the info as needed

3. Team Project • 100 points • 60 points team score • 40 points team peer evaluation • Low scores must be documented • Criteria: • 2110 Final Project Criteria.docx

4. Final Project • Length: needs to be appropriate • 5 to 100 pages • Niceties • TOC • Index • Tables • Figures • Captions • Screenshots • Pages numbered

5. Project Documentation • Grade hierarchy • Well documented working project • Well documented non-working project • … • Poorly documented working project • Poorly documented non-working project • Most of the Grade: • How well it is written!!!!

6. Group Project Report Guideline • 2110 Final Project Criteria.docx • Overview of Project • What it is • Why it was chosen • What problem does it solve or demonstrate • Report on implementation • How to create the Infrastructure • How to run/maintain the Infrastructure • How to update the Infrastructure • Document significant features • Summary • What was learned • What worked • What didn’t • Cover sheet must be visible on the outside with • Class name, Lab Section, Team Name and Number, and Date

7. Team Evaluations • Will hand out form on presentation day • Turn in by end of day • Confidential between submitter and me • Optional comments • For ratings of 6 or lower: • Explanation of why • Not: • Fred was always late for meetings • Fred never did anything • Good: • The group had 3 meetings planned: 11/22, 11/30, and 12/4. Fred missed the 11/22 and 12/4 meeting without informing the group • Fred's main task was to test the xyz module with test cases 1 through 15. The group did not get the data by the target date. • Must be turned in! • Significant deduction if not turned in

8. Team Evaluations (sample form) Only one 10 may be given for each category. Give a 10 (if deserved) to the major contributor in that category • Criteria • 10 – Excellent (only one per category) • 9 – Major contributions • 8 – Consistent contributor • 7 – Did the job • 6 – Barely met assignment • 5 – Missed major deadlines/tasks • 4 – Major problems • 3 – Barely there • 2 – Got something in eventually • 1 – Breathed • 0 - Absolutely no contribution • Make sure to supply Teammates first and last names • If a 6 or less is given to a Teammate, justify • Attended Group Meetings • Attended scheduled group meetings • Gave previous notice if could not attend • Assumed Reasonable Load • All work does not need to be equal • Delivered on Time • Met commitments • Gave early warning and reasons (not excuses) if not able • Group Contribution • Overall contribution • Filled a valuable role for the team • Good leader, documenter, tester, etc.

9. Final Project • A well documented failure is better than a badly documented success • Due Lab 14 • In your regular lab period • About 15 min. each (including setup) • Note in requirements: • Last page: Typewritten team member names with signature • No signature, no grade!

10. Project Work Time • TA and I are available to consult during lab • Me • In my office • TA • In lab • Lab section 5 only • See me at other times if needed