INF205: Programming project (2022H)

• Start: Thursday, 27th October 2022, 10.00 CEST.
• Deadline: Monday, 5th December 2022, 24.00 CET.

What are the eligible topics?

See the list of project topics.

What are the required actions?

• Submit a group status report each week from calendar week 43 to calendar week 47:
  • Week 43: Confirm the final composition of your group. Deadline: 31st October 2022.
  • Week 44: Make a final decision on the topic that your group works on. Deadline: 7th November 2022.
  • Week 45: Confirm the scheduled presentation date for your group. Deadline: 14th November 2022.
  • Week 46: Summarize your design choices and/or discuss design alternatives regarding data structures, algorithms/performance, and concurrency. Deadline: 21st November 2022.
  • Week 47: Quantify each individual participant's responsibility for each of the project work aspects, i.e., "data structures", "algorithms/performance", and "concurrency", respectively. Deadline: 28th November 2022.

  The group status reports are considered to be part of the programming project's documentation, which is part of the overall group submission that will be graded.

• Submit your code and any additional documentation of it through Canvas by the overall deadline: 5th December 2022.
  • Recommendation: Include your presentation slides as additional documentation. (Does not need to be the same version of the slides as the one used for the actual presentation.)
  • Best submit everything as a single archive file (zip, tar.bz2, or tgz).
• Give a presentation on your group work. (In calendar weeks 48, 49, and 50; exact schedule yet to be determined.)
  • The presentation is a mandatory activity. It is not graded as such, but a clear presentation will help make it easier to understand your work and grade it correctly.
  • It you submit presentation slides through canvas as part of your group work submission, they will be graded as part of the documentation.
  • Presentations will be held within regular INF205 tutorial hours to the maximum extent possible.

How will the grade be determined?

See the overall grading scheme.

What is needed to pass the module? Demonstrate through your submission that the INF205 learning outcomes have been attained at least to a minimum satisfactory degree.

What is needed for an "A" grade? Demonstrate through your submission that the INF205 learning outcomes have been attained excellently.

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