Performance Assessments Performance assessment will be done once at and again at the completion of the semester. The assessment is advisory. Notes on Documentation Notebook The notebook does not have removable pages. Maintenance Your name, your project's name, your contact info and your team members' contact info are recorded on the cover or inside of the cover. Each page is numbered, dated and signed. To-Do List - Maintain check-boxes for items to be done that are then checked- Maintenance off and dated when done. Meeting Notes - Detailed meeting notes that include check-boxes for items for which you are responsible and deadlines for your sub team and the overall team. Usability - Will your design notebook be of use to people who join the team and need to refer to it? This includes legibility, intelligible technical and meeting notes, and overall organization. Overall - An overall rating of your notebook. (Detailed design notes, design decisions, copies of or pointers to code that you wrote, records of important websites, etc.) Wiki content - Wiki content refers to documentation produced online, either through the VIP wiki site, T-square, or other team-approved site. SVN code - SVN code refers to code produced and checked into the VIP SVN site or other team-approved site. The frequency, quantity and quality of contributions are evaluated. Academic Honesty The main principle in VIP academic honesty is that you will not present someone else’s work as your own. Tests and specific assignments (homework, lab assignments, etc.) must be your own work. For other work you are encourage to consult whatever sources are helpful in learning and understanding the issues associated with the material, but you should always provide appropriate references and citations where such material is included in your design notebook, programming code, presentations, etc. Additionally, to provide a good working environment for all students, you’re expected to adhere to rules given here, posted, or disseminated in class. Academic Honesty is taken seriously and failure to follow these principles will result in disciplinary actions as given in the Student/Faculty Handbook.
Performance Assessments Performance assessment will be done once at and again at the completion of the semester. The assessment is advisory. Notes on Documentation Notebook Maintenance The notebook does not have removable pages. Your name, your project's name, your contact info and your team members' contact info are recorded on the cover or inside of the cover. Each page is numbered, dated and signed. To-Do List Maintenance - Maintain check-boxes for items to be done that are then checked- off and dated when done. Meeting Notes - Detailed meeting notes that include check-boxes for items for which you are responsible and deadlines for your sub team and the overall team. Usability - Will your design notebook be of use to people who join the team and need to refer to it? This includes legibility, intelligible technical and meeting notes, and overall organization. Overall - An overall rating of your notebook. (Detailed design notes, design decisions, copies of or pointers to code that you wrote, records of important websites, etc.) Wiki content - Wiki content refers to documentation produced online, either through the VIP wiki site, T-square, or other team-approved site. SVN code - SVN code refers to code produced and checked into the VIP SVN site or other team-approved site. The frequency, quantity and quality of contributions are evaluated. Academic Honesty The main principle in VIP academic honesty is that you will not present someone else’s work as your own. Tests and specific assignments (homework, lab assignments, etc.) must be your own work. For other work you are encourage to consult whatever sources are helpful in learning and understanding the issues associated with the material, but you should always provide appropriate references and citations where such material is included in your design notebook, programming code, presentations, etc. Additionally, to provide a good working environment for all students, you’re expected to adhere to rules given here, posted, or disseminated in class. Academic Honesty is taken seriously and failure to follow these principles will result in disciplinary actions as given in the Student/Faculty Handbook.
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