CSC 495 Capstone Seminar

Sprint 2016 Term

Welcome!

Here's our syllabus.

You can follow the daily 495 action here: class schedule.

We use Slack ( csc495spring2016.slack.com ) to communicate and share documents.

As a Noctrl ACR course, we have an ethics component. Here's our Final Exam too: Final Exam. Our Final Exam essays included these cool references: Final Exam essay (cool) references.

I keep track of class progress in this long, flat README file: CSC 495 README.

Project Odyssey

• Odyssey. That's CSC 495 Victory!
  • odyssey495.herokuapp.com - Odyssey495 is the class version of the system... email me if you want a user name to login
  • github.com/noctrl-csc495-spring2016 - our Github source code repos
  • www.sharingconnections.org - Thank you to our great customers, Sharing Connections! (can you find the Odyssey link?)
    
    
• Sprint #3 - the home stretch.
  • sprint3.gdoc - Sprint #3 details
    
    
• Sprint #2 - some important/defining stuff!
  • sprint2two.pdf - explanation and details for Sprint #2
  • User Experience (UX) V1.2
  • Data Model V1.1
  • Github for Dummies and Professors
  • Reference screens demo - live description of UX
  
  
• Sprint #1 - here are the goodies!
  • sprint1one.pdf - explanation and details for Sprint #1
  • User Experience (UX) V1.1
  • Data Model V1.0
  • Screens demo - web pages demo given on Fri Apr 29, 2016
  
  
• Gem (mostly) research -
  • Emailing with ActionMailer by Kyle L
  • Authorization Gems by Chase S
  • PDF Gems by Mark P
  • Calendar Gem by Nick O
  • Google Maps in Rails by Bilal A
  • Coming soon: Deployment research by Eric Z
  
  
• Tutorial summary notes -
  • Chapter 3 and Chapter 3 Quick n Dirty by Bill M
  • Chapter 4 by Gerardo P and Nick O (coming soon)
  • Chapter 5 by Nick D and Rachael R (coming soon)
  • Chapter 6 and Chapter 6 Cheat Sheet by Rachael R
  • Chapter 7 by Charlie M (coming soon)
  • Chapter 8 by Mark P
  • Chapter 9 by Kyle L
  • Chapter 10 by Eric Z
  
  

Old Stuff

Gray is old. Most of this is class prep stuff.

Here's a better, more complete class description: about. I have some tech notes on topics we will use in class: Ruby on Rails, git, UX, and agile. Even better, these notes are up on Slack.

Please read the appropriately-named things todo before our first class.

thanks... yow, bill
wtkrieger@noctrl.edu