(r4) CSC340SylF2023 < CenterForComputing

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---++Details
   * Professor:  Dr. Cathy Bareiss
   * Office SB 31
   * Class Time: 9:30-10:50 TR
   * Lab Time: 2:00-4:50 R
   * Class Location:  S 030
   * Textbook: Student membership in ACM.  Resources used will include:
      * <b>AFP</b>: <u>Agile from First Principles</u>: ISBN: 978-1-78017-5799. By: Lynda Girvan and Simon Girvan
      * <b>ADRW</b>: <u>Agile Development in the Real World</u>: ISBN: 9781484216781. By: Alan Cline
      * <b>AFPPF</b>:  <u>Agile Foundations—Principles, Practices and Frameworks</u>: ISBN: 978-1-78017-254-5. By: Peter Measey
      * Course: <u>Agile Foundations: Fundamentals</u>
      * Channel: <u>Agile Development</u>

---++Course Content
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---+++Assignments
There are at least two types of assignments:
   * Prep for class.  Because this class will often be "flipped", there will be reading assignments and reports to be done before most classes.  Time in class will be spent covering questions, highlighting important items, doing work. The assignment for each day is as follows (unless otherwise stated in class, etc.):
      a. Learn about the topic(s) for the upcoming class from one or more of the approved resources (under the textbook section above).  You may use other sources only if the above do not cover the topic
      a. Prepare a pdf document to be submitted by 8:00am of the morning of the class that contents the following:
         1. Name, topic(s), source(s) used
         1. Bulleted list of main points
         1. At least two major insights you gained from your learning
         1. Any questions or things you want reviewed in class.
   * Reactions to current events/publications. A reaction to an article includes enough to convince me that you have read the entire article and not just the headline or first paragraph. It should include s summary of what was said and your reaction. Be sure to give a complete reference to the item. These should be turned in as a hard copy in class within one week of the item being published. You may pick when. Each one does have a deadline. The ones you pick must be unique to this course
      a. Write a reaction to one article in the ACM !TechNews about software engineering with a preference for anything to do with Agile. This needs to be completed by midterm.
      a. Write a reaction to one article in XRDS about software engineering with a preference for anything to do with Agile. This needs to be completed before the final.
---+++Project Work
Grades for this section will be based on:
   * Quality of the group work produced (20%)
   * Group and individual assessment of the group about its improvement of Agile practices demonstrated over the semester (30%)
   * Group and individual assessment of each person's work demonstrated over the semester (20%)
   * Group and individual assessment of each person's improvement of Agile practices demonstrated over the semester (30%)
---+++Extra credit
---+++Grades
Your grades are made up of exams (1/3), assignments (1/3), and project work (1/3)

   * Grade scale
      * 93% <= average <= 100% ->	A
      * 90% <= average < 93% ->	A-
      * 87% <= average < 90% ->	B+
      * 83% <= average < 87% ->	B
      * 80% <= average < 83% ->	B-
      * 77% <= average < 80% ->	C+
      * 73% <= average < 77% ->	C
      * 70% <= average < 73% ->	C-
      * 67% <= average < 70% ->	D+
      * 63% <= average < 67% ->	D
      * 60% <= average < 63% ->	D-
      * 0% <= average < 60% ->	F

---+++Tentative Schedule
| *Tuesday *			| *Thursday* 											| *Thursday Lab* 		|
| 8/15						| 8/17: Class begins<br>Agile Values and Supporting Principles<br>In class biography assignments	| 8/17: Lab begins<br>Overview of projects, sprints, story card<br>story card assignment		|
| 8/22: roles, story card discussions	| 8/24: decision matrix, visual board, backlogs				| 8/24: additional project proposals, project discussion and choices, teams				|
| 8/29: Diagrams (architecture, ER, UML, etc.)	| 8/31: Daily stand ups, UI's	| 8/31: Sprint planning				|
| 9/05: auto testing		| 9/07: Exam 1			| 9/07				|
| 9/12: UI's			| 9/14: Retrospective	| 9/14: Sprint 1			|
| 9/19: 				| 9/21: Code Review	| 9/21				|
| 9/26: Service Day		| 9/28				| 9/28: Sprint 2		|
| 10/03: Code review	| 10/05: Fall Break		| 10/05: Fall Break	|
| 10/10: Code review	| 10/12:CCSC Board Meeting<br>Exam 2	| 10/12: CCSC Board Meeting	|
| 10/17: Code review	| 10/19				| 10/19				|
| 10/24				| 10/26				| 10/26: Sprint 3		|
| 10/31				| 11/02				| 11/02				|
| 11/07				| 11/09: Exam 3				| 11/09: Sprint 4		|
| 11/14				| 11/16				| 11/16				|
| 11/21				| 11/23: Thanksgiving break	| 11/23: Thanksgiving break	|
| 11/28				| 11/30				| 11/30: Final sprint				|
| 12/05				| 12/07<br>Final Exam: 8:00-9:50				| 12/07				|

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Topic revision: r4 - 2023-07-12 - CathyBareiss