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CS2113/T 2020 Aug-Dec
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  • Week 1 [Mon, Aug 10th]
  • Week 2 [Fri, Aug 14th]
  • Week 3 [Fri, Aug 21st]
  • Week 4 [Fri, Aug 28th]
  • Week 5 [Fri, Sep 4th]
  • Week 6 [Fri, Sep 11th]
  • Week 7 [Fri, Sep 18th]
  • Week 8 [Fri, Oct 2nd]
  • Week 9 [Fri, Oct 9th]
  • Week 10 [Fri, Oct 16th]
  • Week 11 [Fri, Oct 23rd]
  • Week 12 [Fri, Oct 30th]
  • Week 13 [Fri, Nov 6th]
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  •  Individual Project (iP):
  • Individual Project Info
  • iP Upstream Repo
  • iP Code Dashboard
  • iP Progress Dashboard

  •  Team Project (tP):
  • Reference AB3
  • Team Project Info
  • Team List
  • tP Code Dashboard
  • tP Progress Dashboard
  • tP (team project): ExpectationstP: Constraints


    tP: Timeline

    The tP spans ten weeks, and is to be done in breadth-first iterative fashion.

    The first half of the tP will be spent of laying out the foundation for the iterations, as illustrated below (note that the diagrams above show the relative size of tasks i.e., smaller tasks are shown as shorter bar).

    Week 3 Kickoff

    • Form teams
    • Set weekly meeting times

    Week 4 Set direction

    • Decide on a general direction for the project (i.e., target user profile, and problem addressed)

    Week 5 Gather requirements

    • Gather requirements in the form of user stories.
    • Decide which of them will go into the first version.

    Week 6 Conceptualize the product

    • Decide how the product will look like at v1.0.
    • Record that product concept in the form of a user guide.

    Week 7 Get ready for iterations

    • Ensure development environment is set up.

    • Plan the next iteration i.e., decide who will do which parts by when.

    The first half of the tP is light because you will be doing the iP in parallel during that time.

    The second half of the tP is divided into three iterations, each of which is expected to produce a working version of the product by evolving the product delivered in the previous iteration.

     W8   W9  Iteration 1 → v1.0

    • This is the first proper iteration.
    • Aim to deliver an Minimum Viable ProductMVP version of the product.

    W10 W11 Iteration 2 → v2.0

    • This version will be tested by peers and you will receive the bug reports without any penalty.
    • Aim to deliver all i.e., all features you plan to deliver in this project at the end of the semestertarget features so that you can get them tested for free.

    W12 Iteration 3 → v2.1

    • This iteration is shorter (slightly more than one week).
    • Plan to use this for bug fixing and polishing up documentation.

    The final submission will be at the start of week 13. Deliverables include an executable jar file, a product website (containing both user and developer documentation), a demo video, among other things.

    W13 Evaluation

    • The final submission is subjected to a intensive peer testing (in a so called practical exam).
    • You will get credit for finding bugs in others' deliverables and penalized for bugs found in your deliverables.

    tP (team project): ExpectationstP: Constraints