Rough Draft Directions

Due 11:59 pm, Monday 11/22. 

The rough draft is a formative deliverable focused on your final computational artifact. We hope to see a reasonably mature set of features and functionality sufficient to achieve your core project goals. It should be deployed as a simple web, mobile, or desktop application (depending on your project).

You will receive formative feedback on your rough draft, but you will not receive a summative grade for the “quality” of the deliverable. That is, you will receive full credit for making a complete effort to address the following.

Create a wiki page called Rough Draft that includes the following:

1. To make sure that your complete project code is available for us to review from your team’s repository within on Gitlab, list where all of the code and data for your project can be found, including:

    • possibly separate repositories for separate parts of the project (i.e., backend and frontend)
    • which branch your team views as the primary branch for the repository
    • cloud servers where your code is hosted
    • cloud databases where your data is stored
    • other resources your team is using to represent the complete project

Note, you will need to give us access to these other sites as well.

2.  To start the conversation about wrapping up the project for the semester, respond to the following questions:

    • What do you hope to accomplish before the final deliverable?
    • How do you plan to evaluate the results of your final deliverable? What would success look like?