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For the final project to be complete, you need to accomplish this:
 
For the final project to be complete, you need to accomplish this:
 
== As a team ==
 
== As a team ==
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* Fulfill the requirements we had agreed upon in our "contract" of 11/17, which was xeroxed and given back to you.
 
* Fulfill the requirements we had agreed upon in our "contract" of 11/17, which was xeroxed and given back to you.
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* Complete the Wiki page for your project whose main entry is on our  [http://cs.smith.edu/classwiki/index.php/CSC220_Final_Project_2010 project main page] maintained by Alex.
 
* Complete the Wiki page for your project whose main entry is on our  [http://cs.smith.edu/classwiki/index.php/CSC220_Final_Project_2010 project main page] maintained by Alex.
* Wiki should follow the format of the main project page:
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* Your Wiki should follow the format of the main project page:
 
** Name (first name is fine) of team members at the top
 
** Name (first name is fine) of team members at the top
 
** Description of what your particular implementation of the project does.
 
** Description of what your particular implementation of the project does.
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** A description of specific algorithms or techniques you used that are not common to all the teams (in other words, describe what makes your project different from the other projects).
 
** A description of specific algorithms or techniques you used that are not common to all the teams (in other words, describe what makes your project different from the other projects).
 
** Images, screen captures, and/or movies of your project at work.  There should be an example of all the forms you used, and examples of the outputs of kml data.
 
** Images, screen captures, and/or movies of your project at work.  There should be an example of all the forms you used, and examples of the outputs of kml data.
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** Include a section of what interesting/possible/cool direction someone could take if they were interested in continuing this project.
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* Make an appointment with me to present a demo of your project.  The presence of all team members is not required but encouraged!
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==As individual members of your team==
 
==As individual members of your team==
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* setup a '''working''' version of your project in your 220a-xx account.
 
* setup a '''working''' version of your project in your 220a-xx account.
 
* store it in a directory of your choice in ~/public_html
 
* store it in a directory of your choice in ~/public_html
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         tar -czvf project.tgz  ''yourDirectoryName''/*
 
         tar -czvf project.tgz  ''yourDirectoryName''/*
  
* submit it to my ''project'' directory:
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* submit it to my ''project'' directory before <font color="magenta">'''12/21, 4:00 p.m.'''</font>:
  
 
         submit project project.tgz
 
         submit project project.tgz

Latest revision as of 10:00, 13 December 2010

--D. Thiebaut 14:42, 13 December 2010 (UTC)


Final Details for Final Project

For the final project to be complete, you need to accomplish this:

As a team

Contract.gif
  • Fulfill the requirements we had agreed upon in our "contract" of 11/17, which was xeroxed and given back to you.




Wiki.png
  • Complete the Wiki page for your project whose main entry is on our project main page maintained by Alex.
  • Your Wiki should follow the format of the main project page:
    • Name (first name is fine) of team members at the top
    • Description of what your particular implementation of the project does.
    • Status of the project. What works, what does not
    • What other Web projects are similar to yours, and how yours differs from them.
    • A description of specific algorithms or techniques you used that are not common to all the teams (in other words, describe what makes your project different from the other projects).
    • Images, screen captures, and/or movies of your project at work. There should be an example of all the forms you used, and examples of the outputs of kml data.
    • Include a section of what interesting/possible/cool direction someone could take if they were interested in continuing this project.
ComputerDemo.jpg
  • Make an appointment with me to present a demo of your project. The presence of all team members is not required but encouraged!







As individual members of your team

TarGz.jpg
  • setup a working version of your project in your 220a-xx account.
  • store it in a directory of your choice in ~/public_html
  • tar/zip the directory
       tar -czvf project.tgz  yourDirectoryName/*
  • submit it to my project directory before 12/21, 4:00 p.m.:
       submit project project.tgz