Your final project is due. All code must be complete. Meaning that it has been written, tested (beta, integration, and user testing), documented (both internal and external as needed), and meeting the final design specification. Code must be turned into the instructor, along with documentation in an electronic format through Moodle. You should have used…
At project milestones you need to demonstrate that you’ve successfully completed the tasks that were defined at the beginning of this sprint. Each task should be complete. Meaning that it has been written, tested, documented (both internal and external as needed), and meets the final design specification. You should submit your completed code and external…
Given the selected project, that you chose, determine what a general outline for your project. With this project you should be creating your estimated timeline for your project. The project will be broken down into four sections. Using an Agile Framework, the specific break downs for each section will occur within those sprint timelines. However,…
The Senior Project course is designed to have you and at least one other student work on a larger project. In it will be a culmination of most if not all of the skills you have learned while studying Computer Science. Think about how you will store data (Databases and Data Structures), what programming language(s)…
During the weekly stand up two things happen. First: You should meet with your teammate(s) to verify everything is on track. You should be talking during the week either through email, in person, discussion forum, etc. But this time is set aside for formal discussions. Second: You will meet one on one with the instructor…
Let’s look at some samples of using recursion. Sometimes we use t because it is easier to write and maintain. Sometimes it is because it’s about the only way we can. The use of recursion is all around us. One major example is in fractals. A fractal is a never-ending pattern. Fractals are infinitely complex…
We’ve seen examples of where one function calls another. For example inside of main, you see that load_data(), total(), and average() are called. Recursion is where a function, calls itself. As you can see, calling yourself is “easy” but also “dangerous”. You can easily end up in an infinite recursive loop, that is until you…
We’ve looked at working with a single object. But what about real life situations, where you need multiple objects? For example, as Python Object of a single student is nice, but you need to have a group of them to be really useful. This also works for other objects, like cars on a dealership lot,…
