Project
Program - session 5 (10.-11.12)
This week you should start working on the code of your project. The program has to be released before session 5.
Please make sure that the presented program meets all the requirements:
- The program must have a simple graphical design (use tkinter, easygui etc.).
- The program must read data from a file or write data into a file.
- The program must contain a list, a dictionary, a tuple or a set (for getting maximum points, the program must contain a nested data structure).
- The program must contain a (nested) loop, a function, and a conditional statement.
Keep a track of working hours spent on the project and submit the report in a separate file together with the project (the workload has to be at least 10h).
The submitted project files are not the only criteria for project evaluation. You should also present the program to your group mates making a video or slide show in order to get the points for the project.
- For screen recording, you can use, for example, OBS Studio.
- It is a good idea to try some screen recording tool as we will ask for screen recording during the exam.
- You can create a self-running presentation in PowerPoint and add sound to it.
To get feedback from your group mates on your project, put your presentation into the forum (there is the separate forum for project presentations where you will be able to see others' presentations only when you will submit yours, please do not post your presentations to the general forum). Be active and leave feedback about your group mates' projects as well: comment on how you like one's project or what could be improved!
Some guidelines how the presentation should look like:
- Present your solution in a clear and short way, definitely under 5 minutes (less is even better - the shorter and clearer you talk about it, the more you convince the others that you have understood what you have done).
- Presentation should start with a small demo of your program, showing what it does and how to use it (in case of screen recording). In the case of the slide show, you can add some pictures of your program and explain how it works.
- Then briefly explain how the program is built up (what/where/why the functions, data structures, if's and loops are used). Note that you don't have to explain each and every line of the program!
All problems regarding the project have to be solved before the practical session. Ask for help before the presentation!
Have fun finishing your projects!