Team activity:
NOTE: YOUR SCHEDULE FOR THE PROJECT PRESENTATION PRACTICE AND PRESENTATION IS DIFFERENT FROM THE TEST CASE AND CODE REVIEW SCHEDULE. SEE THE CLASS SCHEDULE HERE.
Week of April 16: project presentation practice in Marksbury Theater
Week of April 23: project presentations to class, faculty, customers (Marksbury Theater)
April 23 through May 3: Product delivery to customer and instructor
Student individual assignments:
1. Assignment 5: Summary of the team’s activities
2. Assignment 6: College of Engineering Graduating Seniors survey
Final Project Presentation Practice (held in Marksbury Theater)
Each team will have a practice session for your final project presentation in Marksbury Theater during the week of April 16 (class period). The date/time of your practice is on the class web page schedule link. That week you only have to go to Marksbury Theater for your presentation practice. No regular classes.
Final Project Presentation (held in Marksbury Auditorium)
See the link here. Project presentations are during the last week of classes in Marksbury Theater during the regular class periods. The presentations are during the 12:00-2:00 class time. You are required to attend ALL days of the presentations (not just the day of your presentation) for your section, and are encouraged to attend the presentations of the other section. Customers and CS faculty will be invited to attend the presentations. The date/time of your presentation is on the class web page schedule link.
Project Publicity Slides
The CS department wants to publicize the CS 499 projects and the team members. Two slides (project, team members) per project will be shown on the TV monitor in the Marksbury lobby, and available from the department Facebook page. See the examples here. See example biographical sketches here, but don't include contact information. Send to me via email.
Product Delivery to the Customer and Instructor
Schedule a meeting to deliver the product to the customer and instructor April 23 through May 3. Delivery method to the customer will depend on the product and customer needs.
The project final written report is described here: project documentation
The deliverables to the instructor are described here: project deliverables
These deliverables are due when the product is demonstrated to the instructor.
The demonstration of the product can be done at the same time to the customer and instructor if possible. If not, schedule a separate meeting with each.
Product delivery must be done by Thursday May 3. My time is scheduled on a first come/first serve basis. See my schedule at:
http://www.cs.uky.edu/~paulp/Sched.html
Each team member is to submit to assignment 6 by Friday April 27 :
· Describe your role and activities on the project
· Describe your teammate’s roles and activities on the project
· Describe any problems your team had dealing with the customer
· Describe any problems that occurred during the semester
Provide at least a paragraph about each team member's role/activities on the project. The purpose of this is not to make yourself look good compared to your teammates, but to honestly list what each team member did on the project. It is the nature of projects that each member performs different roles. It is sufficient that you performed your assigned role on the project.
Submit in txt or HTML format. Other formats -50%
If submitted by Monday April 30 -50%, after that 0.
Assignment 6: Professional Skills Questions (link available below)
Each team member answers fills a survey for the College of Engineering Career Development Office no later than Friday April 27. Note that there are no “right” answers. The information that you provide will be used by the computer science department to assess our program. If submitted by Monday April 30 -50%, after that 0.
Note: It is optional to provide the data fro some questions, for example starting salary. All the questions provide total statistical data on the graduating class. No individual data on students are kept. However if you object to providing any of the data, and the form forces you to enter the data, you can refuse to take the survey. Send me email stating that you do not want to take the survey, and you get credit for Assignment 6.