Final writeups are due by Friday at noon. Your final writeup will be done (almost) entirely on the code.google.com pages. You will make sure that you have:
Final presentations will be held on Monday December 8 in SWGN 2A31 from noon to 2pm. Each group is allocated 30 minutes. Everyone should attend. The presentation will consist of a demo of your project along with some slides that cover
Just wanted to point you to an excellent new website for finding answers to your programming questions: stackoverflow. A good one to check out is: What development book made the most impact on you as a developer? and What is the single most influential book every programmer should read?. Go and vote down our textbook if you hate it. My personal favorate is the Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, but students laugh at me when I mention Scheme.
We finalized the group selection. They are
Google has posted a comic book about the web browser they are developing. Aside from interesting issues in developing a next-generation web browser, you should pay attention to their software engineering process. Namely, check out how they use source control and (sophisticated) automated testing. That is the kind of process you should be aspiring to.
There are now 14 people registered for this class. Everyone must attend Friday's class so we can sort out the groups.
There are 13 people registered but only 11 showed up on Friday. If you are one of the two students that did NOT show up on Friday but still want to take it you must reply to me IMMEDIATEDLY, otherwise the groups will be formed and you will not be able to take the class.
Here are the slides from the first day.
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