CS6320:  SW Engineering of Web Based Systems
Instructor Outline Syllabus Projects Links  

 

Project 1-Evaluation Guidelines

The following are guidelines that will be used in evaluating the Project. These are APPROXIMATE GUIDELINES ONLY and are not set in stone. The point values may alter and this is only meant as a general guideline.

 

Interface

 

  • Navigation bar along top on ALL pages (5 points) - Tweet, Friends, Top Tweets

  • Tweet Page (15 points) - see project webpage for requirements

  • Friends Page (5 points) - see project webpage for requirements

  • Top Tweets (5 points) - see project webpage for requirements

 

Code Documenation (60 Points)

You will create a wiki page with your last name as its name (e.g. for me it would be GREWE) and it should contain the inofrmaiton about how the facebook application works, links to your code and MANY screen shots showing it working. You must have the following sections on your page:

Section Heading Contents you should have

1) Intro and Purpose

Evaluation: 0 to 5 points   
  • Name your Application
  • URL to published (inside Facebook not on GAE)

2) Code Description

Evaluation: 0 to 5 points
  • Give listing of source code files
  • For EACH file give a desciption of what it does
  • LINK each filename above to the actual source code

3) Demonstration of Application working

Evaluation: 0 to 5 points
  • SHOW A SEPERATE SCREEN SHOT FOR each new screen a user sees in using your application.
4) GAE issues AND GAE Datastore

Evaluation: 0 to 5 points
  • Part 1: You should discuss ay special issues or modifications you made
  • Part 2: You must discuss what data is stored and what is retrieved using GAE datastore, Specifiy in detail each Entity, all its Keys/properties, How data is added, updated and removed from datastore from your app or by you the admin. Specify Querries done from the app.
  • YOU MUST SHOW real screen shots of your GAE dashboard and tools showing useage as well as datastore

One screen shot showing app useage ---you should show multiple views on dashboard!!!

 

One screenshot showing DataStore for the Entity called University (there are over 20 as you can see)

One screeshot showing INSUFFICIENT AMOUNT OF DATA STORED For a students App for Entity called Person
(only 5 so far???)

YOU need to show for every Entity you have created.

5) Java Code Classes
Evaluation: 0 to 5 points
  • List each Java class and list for each the name of the class variables and methods and describe for each what they do.
  • Below is an example Template you should use

class User

// used to represent the user of the Facebook app

//class variables

String first_name = indicates the first name of the user

String last_name = indicases last name of user

String id = represents unique ID of user, utilize facebook ID for user id

Date last_used = represents last date user used the facebook app

String get_first_name()= returns first name

void set_first_name(String f) = sets first name

void set_last_used(Date d) = sets value of last_used

String toString() = returns formated string of user information

// and SO ON

 

6) Code zipped up

Evaluation: 0 to 5 points
  • This is a zip file of all your code files described in #2 above.
  • This must include ALL code, HTML, images, media and any other supporting files. EVERYTHING!

7) Link to YouTube Video (yes I have to be invited)

Evaluation: 0 to 25 points

CONTENTS of video in THIS ORDER (USE THIS PPT AS INTRODUCTION TO EACH SECTION OF THE VIDEO)

1) Introduction: Showing a page (you can video a typed up page you display on your computer) including:

  • Your Name
  • Course Number
  • Project 1
  • Status: Breif description of what is and is not working as it relates to your proposal

2) PROPOSAL: Go over your proposal: Bring up document of your proposal and show the text and talk about what you were able to achieve and not

3) DEPLOYMENT: Go to the Facebook developer page and show the deployed URL pointing to your GAE webapp (you had better had a GAE url under the canvas url(s) ).

4) RUN DEMONSTRATION: Now run your Facebook app, go over each functionality of your app and fully demonstrate it

5)GAE DASHBOAD: Bring up the Google App Engine Dashboard - show the useage information of your webapp.

6) GAE DATASTORE USEAGE: Discuss the GAE Datastore useage and show a picture of the data the is collecting/using. . NEXT, show the actual implemented Datastore data. SHOW the GAE datastore data from the GAE tools directly!!!! Show before and affter when data is altered/created (if you app does this)

7) SUMMARY:

  • If you had and problems that didn't work, show them (the results if any) and discuss why you think it didn't work
  • Discuss how you might improve this app
  • Discuss what you learned from making this app- what were the challenges, what you learned, how you can help others.

 

 

 

Application Working (125 points)

Awarded Points Criteria
125 points (A)
  • application working 100% as described in proposal
  • recall - no database storage required in project 2--this is added in project 3
108 points (mid B)
  • if most of the application is functioning
  • possibly spelling mistakes, some minor issues with function for example only ONE of the following could be mssing:
    • not sending message to friends
    • not posting to user's wall
    • Friends Tweets not implemented
    • Top Tweets not not implemented

 
94 points (mid C)
  • if most of the application is functioning
  • possibly spelling mistakes, some minor issues with function for example only TWO of the following could be mssing:
    • not sending message to friends & not posting to user's wall
    • Friends Tweets not implemented
    • Top Tweets not not implemented

 
89 points (bottom C)
  • if most of the application is functioning
  • ALL of the following are not functioning/implememented.
    • not sending message to friends & not posting to user's wall
    • Friends Tweets not implemented
    • Top Tweets not not implemented
82 points (D)
  • if the app interface is present EXCEPT datastore does not work
  • Some implementation must be done with Entities (even if not functioning at least 30% attempted code is there)

NOTE: contact me if you think this student has done very little work and does not deserve a C.
0 points (F)
  • less than the D range turned in.

 

 

 

 

 
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