CS681 - First Project Deliverables
Ethan Bolker
Fall 2003
Deliverables from the first team meeting and work assigned there. All
due as soon as you can get them done - some today, all before the next
class.
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Zeroth draft of a project web page, on which to post
everything. (Put this in one of the team's public_html directories for
now. It will move when the unix sysadmin creates the appropriate
groups and directories.)
Inform the class when it's ready, and when significant changes (new
links) happen there.
Note: all postings on this page are the collective responsibility of
the team.
- Draft of letter (email) to the customer, to arrange a first meeting.
- Project name(s). Something memorable and pronounceable for the
product you will build. Another one short and easy to type and remember
for your unix group and project directory and CVS tree.
differ from the second, which
These two names may (but
need not) be the same. You'll have to clear the first one with the
customer (eventually) but he need not know anything about the second
one. The second should probably be all lower case (unix convention).
If you can't find the right name right away make a list of
possibilities and try them out with your friends and your customer.
- A project to-do list, with individual assignments and completion
dates. (To be posted on project web page.)
Risk analysis. What are the major problems you foresee, and how
might you go about preventing them? (To be posted on project web page.)
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Preliminary thoughts on process: think about questions like:
What kind of organization do you want? How will you divide
responisibilities?
How much XP do you want to do? How will you know that you are
doing what you say you want to do?
(To be posted on project web page.)
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Minutes from the first meeting. (Posted on the project web page, of course.)
- Other items that occur to you ...perhaps as a result of our class discussion.
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