Dear Students,
Download the final version of Project-1 schedule including rooms numbers.
Good Luck!
G.P Coordinator
Download the final version of Project-1 schedule including rooms numbers.
Good Luck!
G.P Coordinator
Sunday, May 13, 2012
Saturday, May 12, 2012
Special session to help you prepare for your GP presentation
Dear students,
As announced previously, to help you prepare for your final presentations, we have recent graduates from last year's projects sharing their tips for oral examinations of projects 1 and 2.
Join us tomorrow Sunday, May 13th 12-1pm in room 17 in building 20.
Many thanks to Dr. Areej for her precious contribution to organize great events for GP students !
G.P Coordinator
Friday, May 11, 2012
Project-1 submission instructions
Dear Students,
Kindly refer to seminar-4 slides (13 & 14) for Project-1 submission instructions:
http://cap496sem2.blogspot.com/2012/05/seminar-4-slides.html
Good luck,
G.P Coordinator
Kindly refer to seminar-4 slides (13 & 14) for Project-1 submission instructions:
http://cap496sem2.blogspot.com/2012/05/seminar-4-slides.html
Good luck,
G.P Coordinator
Monday, May 7, 2012
Seminar-4 slides
Dear Students,
Kindly download seminar-4 slides to prepare your presentation.
The suggested presentation contents could be slightly different. In alla cases, you should refer to your supervisor to validate the material included in your slides. And, do not forget that you should not exceed 15 minutes for the oral presentation.
Finally, we are planning to organize an informal gathering (most probably next saturday May 12th) with a group of our best graduated students to share with you their experience related to GP presentations, an give you some feedback and useful tips :-) Attendance is not mandatory, however you may designate one team member to attend the event. Note that G.P committee members will not attend so that you will feel comfortable to ask any kind of questions :-)
Keep on checking the blog for latest news..
Good luck everybody!
G.P Coordinator
Kindly download seminar-4 slides to prepare your presentation.
The suggested presentation contents could be slightly different. In alla cases, you should refer to your supervisor to validate the material included in your slides. And, do not forget that you should not exceed 15 minutes for the oral presentation.
Finally, we are planning to organize an informal gathering (most probably next saturday May 12th) with a group of our best graduated students to share with you their experience related to GP presentations, an give you some feedback and useful tips :-) Attendance is not mandatory, however you may designate one team member to attend the event. Note that G.P committee members will not attend so that you will feel comfortable to ask any kind of questions :-)
Keep on checking the blog for latest news..
Good luck everybody!
G.P Coordinator
Friday, May 4, 2012
REMINDER: Seminar-4, Preparing for the exam (Sunday 06/05/2012)
Dear Students,
I would like to remind you that our last seminar will be about the presentation exam.
Date: Sunday April 6th, 2012.
Time: 12pm-1:00pm
Place: Theatre Hall, Building 20.
Attendance is mandatory unless you have a exam (justification from your instructor is required).
G. P Coordinator.
I would like to remind you that our last seminar will be about the presentation exam.
Date: Sunday April 6th, 2012.
Time: 12pm-1:00pm
Place: Theatre Hall, Building 20.
Attendance is mandatory unless you have a exam (justification from your instructor is required).
G. P Coordinator.
Project-1 presentations schedule
Dear Students,
Project-1 presentations schedule is ready for download. Rooms will be announced soon.
Good luck!
G.P Coordinator.
Project-1 presentations schedule is ready for download. Rooms will be announced soon.
Good luck!
G.P Coordinator.
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Functional requirements description (Object-Oriented Approach)
Dear Students,
Some of you requested to upload GP reports for the Object-Oriented approach to check how the functional requirements should be stated. Unfortunately, The intersting reports we have could be a litlle bit confusing regarding what has been mentionned in Seminar-2.
The main point is to avoid as much as possible repetition in the functional requirements and the use case description. The key note is to be compliant to what you studied in your Software Engineering courses.
Good luck.
G. P Coordinator
Some of you requested to upload GP reports for the Object-Oriented approach to check how the functional requirements should be stated. Unfortunately, The intersting reports we have could be a litlle bit confusing regarding what has been mentionned in Seminar-2.
The main point is to avoid as much as possible repetition in the functional requirements and the use case description. The key note is to be compliant to what you studied in your Software Engineering courses.
Good luck.
G. P Coordinator
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