20 points
The project toward which this entire class1 has been building.
Submission:
- Your project should be clearly linked to from your project website. In particular:
- If your project is web-based, a link to the site will suffice.
- If your project is a native app, a screen recording of the app functioning should be posted.
- If your project is some sort of other experience (voice skill / Microsoft HoloLens, etc.), include whatever medium you think best to show your project in action.
- Additionally, you must include all the files necessary to recreate the project. In particular:
- If the project is a native app 2, you should upload a zip of all your project files to your project site and link to that.
- If your project’s code lives primarily in a web editor (like an Alexa skill / Google Action), save as plain text files the code that lives on the web along with instructions for recreation and post those files as a .zip on your site.
- If your project includes a key data set, an export of that data set must be included.
Evaluation:
As has been the case all semester, standards for your final project are high. To earn an A, your project must be truly outstanding in one or more ways. A very good project should earn an A- or B+, and a solid project should earn a B or B-.
Your attitude for the final project (as with everything else for the class) should be “How good can we make it?” not “What’s the least I need to do?”. In particular, we’ll pay attention to:
- Essential functionality: does the project successfully function as intended?
- Technical accomplishment: does the project have a particularly impressive technical feature?
- Visual / aesthetic design: is the project aesthetically pleasing?
- User experience design: does the project show empathy and consideration for its intended users?
- Polish: is the app well-finished, or does it contain many rough edges?