You have two main tasks for this week:
- Draft an about statement and embed it in the
README.md file
- Complete a new software component, which can again be small.
You should always be improving your documents as more details become apparent.
DO NOT TAKE THIS AN OPPORTUNITY TO SLACK OFF.
Add biographical information to your README.md
file under the author's name. In many
software releases, you will find an “About the Team” section. This section includes brief biographical
information is offered about each team member. This biographical information is almost always written
in the third person, though it can still be very personal and can give insight into the person’s personality
and character.
See examples at:
For this week, you can include an avatar of yourself and instead of calling it "About the Tean", you can call yourself something like "Lead Developer" because you are working by yourself.
As mentioned before, all agile design methodologies recommend breaking systems down into small units that you build incrementally but consistently.
Fully implement another small portion(s) of your project and ensure that you follow good practices, such as meaningful function and variable names and extensive informative comments.
Be sure to identify which component you have fully implemented in your weekly report.
As a weekly practice, you should be improving the various documents you created already, such as requirements.md
and design.md
.
README.md
You should update the README.md
file your "About" section and with any updates as necessary.
- Project name
- Project Concept (linked to
concept.md
) - Vision
The paragraph of your vision is here. - Scope
The paragraph of your scope is here. - Prerequisites
- Requirements (linked to
requirements.md
) - Design (linked to
design.md
) - Built With
- Author name
- About the Lead Developer PUT YOUR BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION HERE
- Acknowledgments
In addition to creating the design.md
file, update README.md
as necessary.
Make sure your repo is current by pushing any changes.
1. Adapted from https://github.com/pearcej/pearcej.github.io/edit/master/csc493/r04-design.md