Here's what to do to wrap up a very successful year. There shouldn't be much, since I'm asking for work you've been doing incrementally all year long.

• Polish your product for customers.

  • Consider revising your vision statement so that it reflects what you actually built.

  • Check documentation to make sure it is complete and accurate (and free of spelling errors).

  • Make sure licensing information is appropriately displayed on web page, in readme and in code.

  • Post final production version on the downloads page.

• Polish your project for future developers - leave it in a state you'd want to find it in if you had to fix it or extend it.

  • Bugs you haven't had time to fix should be well described. (It's too late to fix any you meant to fix.)

  • Features you haven't had time to implement should be documented as much as is reasonable.

  • Discuss any refactorings you think your architecture requires in order to make it easier to improve and maintain.

  • The [one step] build should be easy to run and to modify.

  • Code should be clean and consistently commented.

  • Visit all the links on your Google code site and update content as appropriate. Deprecate pages that no one should have to look at.

• Prepare for the Alumni/ae party.

  • Poster to grad studies for printing by tomorrow (May 12).

  • Bring me a copy of your poster, suitable for framing. (If you want to frame it that's fine, if not then I will.)

  • Plan demos and slide shows.

  • Come to the party.

• Write a page or two about the course and on your performance. Consider addressing the following questions, but feel free to ask and answer others.

  What went well? What went badly? What should I do differently next time (if there is a next time?) What would you do differently next time (if there were a next time? What was the most important thing you learned? What was the most important thing you didn't learn? Was the course hard or easy? Interesting or tedious? Did you put in lots of time or little? What grade do you think you've earned (you already know the grade you will get)?

• Professor's wrapup tasks.

  • Write and post my reflections on the course.

  • Post final "Professor's Comments" on the project Google code wikis.

  • Come to the party.