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The evaluation of the participants of this course will be based on the
result of the project, to be more precise on the evaluation of
the submitted deliverables (see plan)
and the presentations.
Individual evaluation
In order to individually evaluate the performance of each student,
the deliverables (except for the two first ones) need to clearly indicate
the individual contributions of the group members (for documents,
this means "authorization" of subsections; for code, this means
using author tags).
Another source for the individual evaluation of the students are
the presentations (early project presentation, presentation of tutorial results, and the
final project presentation). Therefore, every student must be an active part
(be a speaker) in at least one of these presentations. The group's work
plan must ensure that every student speaks at least in one of the
presentations.
The evaluation will also be based on the degree of participation in
the work on the project (and the tutorials). To this end, it is
mandatory that all the activities of the group members are
done via the SVN repository. Every student should check in his
or her own contributions to the repository (under the own name).
In addition to that, each student must submit an own brief project
report at the end of the project (with the final submission) in which
he or she summarizes the own contribution to the
project and gives a table in which the hours spent on the project
for each week are itemized according to categories (lecture & tutorial,
management, presentation, analysis, design, implementation,
test, documentation).
Summary
Here is a list of issues and deliverables that are relevant for the
evaluation:
- Project definition, UML diagrams, systems specification, final
project (including documentation, example, handbook, code,
test reports, ...)
- Presentations (each student needs to be an active part of at least
one presentation)
- Active contribution to the group's conceptual and management
work (SVN, authorization, and code tags)
- Individual report from each student on experience and working
time spent on different parts in every week.
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