Web Development 2

Instructor Information

Sola Akinbode

The class work is largely group-based, with a maximum of 3 persons per group.
If a student cannot find a group or desires to leave their group after week 2, they will complete their group work individually.
Most work will be done as part of a group, but grades may vary among group members based on participation.
Group formation will be open for the first 2 weeks of the course. After that, students will be automatically assigned to groups.

All online classes are recorded. You are encouraged to attend all classes.
If you miss a class, watch the recording before attending the next in-person class.
Each class builds on the previous one, so staying up-to-date is important.
Most in-person classes will include labs and will take the form of hackathons and class work. Grades for these classes can only be recieved on successfull completion of the work by those available in the class.

Labs will be a mixture of individual and group based work.
For group based work, if a group member does not attend a lab, they will not receive credit for that lab.
Grades in the labs are determined by the quality and extent of the execution.
At the beginning of the course, you will create a GitHub repository for your labs called “Web Dev labs”, which must be public.
All labs must be completed in the lab time alotted.
Every group lab requires at least a Github commit from each member of the team. If a group member does not make a commit, they will loose part of the grade of that lab even if they are in person.

Project work is group based.
Individuals who are absent for the demonstration lose 30% of the assignment grade.
Demonstration weeks are posted in advance, but are subject to change.
Project work will have its own public GitHub repository.
A minimum of 9 commits is required for the completed project (corresponding to each group member making at least three commit). Failure to meet this requirement will result in grade deductions.
All team members must make commits to projects repositories:
- If a team member does not commit, they lose 30% of the assignment grade.
- If a team member neither commits nor participates in the in-class demonstration, they receive a zero for that assignment.