About This Site

We will use this space for purposes of planning and displaying the SU2007 class project:

What does it mean to get IT help at UMBC? What SHOULD it mean?

Team Deliverables

Whenever a final, individual deliverable is due, the team will meet as a group to vote on or revise one or more deliverables to serve as the team's deliverable, which will be graded according the assignment "requirements and grading rubric." Teams can "roll the dice" and pick an individual's deliverable to represent the group. But the safer option would probably be to study deliverables from each team member and revise into a single deliverable that takes the best of each person's contribution.

Final Exam 

For the final exam, each "team" must submit a "content inventory" of all deliverables to date on this project Wiki. Then, each team member will write three pages of content that would likely appear on the "paper site," and in response to a new topic or "twist" that will be announced on the exam. Look at this final exam as though it were an Iron Chef episode, where you make all the recipes based on a key, mystery ingredient. Your goal should be to create pages that respond to the "mystery ingredient" or twist and reflect your understanding of the theory and practice of Web Content Development discussed in this course.

Note: I haven't made a final decision, but I will likely use a version of this Wiki as the means for you to write, display and link to your team content inventory, so start getting used to how the wiki site works. To help, post all of your final individual deliverables to this wiki, and get in the habbit of commenting on the work of others. This will make sure you know how to use the wiki and that your team thoroughly reviews all materials, to make each deliverable the best it can be.

Help

For all the individual and team deliverables you may want to . . .