Web programming Units WEB1P and WEB2P

Post-SWS task 2011-2012s1

Individual task (Task C)

Write a brief report (approximately 2 sides of A4) describing and reflecting upon one or more (but probably not all) of the following:

• the way your group organised its time and other resources in accomplishing (or otherwise) Task B
• whether the original design was carried out and if not why not?
• the technical approach(es) adopted by your group to the Task B problem
• specific technical problems you or your group encountered with Task B and how you overcame them
• specific technical problems you encountered with Task A and how you overcame them
• how the statement of the problem led you to make the wrong decision about one or more aspects of your design
• problems you encountered rationalising the Task A work of the group preparatory to attempting Task B
• how you would do things differently if presented with the same problem again

In addition, your report should contain a statement of the relative contribution to Tasks A and B made by each member of your group. This should be in the form of a table, similar to the following, appended to the report:

The relative contributions must add up to 100%. It should reflect both intellectual effort (e.g. the number of ideas proposed), intellectual importance (e.g. the number of ideas proposed that the group accepted) and effort (e.g. the amount of actual code written, debugged and tested). The normal case is for the members of the group to have made equal contributions, but we recognise that for a variety of reasons this is not always the case and we seek to be equitable and fair.

For obvious reasons, students will find it impossible to maintain anonymity in this assessment. No student will be penalised under the Assessment Regulations for breaching this.

Deliverables

Each individual should submit their report to the dropbox called "WEB1P SWS reflective report" in the Victory unit "Web programming 1 - P12043-11S1". The deadline is 3.30pm on Friday 16th December 2011.

Format restrictions

Use single file upload mode.

Turnitin imposes the following requirements for single file upload:

• File must be less than 20 MB
• The maximum paper length is 400 pages.
• File Types allowed: MS Word, WordPerfect, PostScript, PDF, HTML, RTF and plain text.

Technical problem fallback

If, for technical reasons, you cannot submit your report as above, submit a printed copy of your report to the CAM office before the deadline. Ensure that your name and student ID number appear at the top of the first page, and that all pages are securely fastened together (e.g. stapled).