CS 406 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING I: TEAM PROJECT
ABOUT  THE TEAMS

The entire CS 406 class will be divided into 12 teams. Each team will consist of  5 students.

Any group of students in CS 406 can get together and form a team! Each team will have a Team Leader with special responsibilities. 
 

All members of a team are exepected to contribute equally to the progress made by that team. Lack of participation in team meetings, inability to meet individual deadlines, and non-cooperation will result in severe grade penalities. There is no guarantee that all members of a team will get the same grade. Every member of a team will be graded individually based on contributions towards progress made by that team.

Team formation must be completed by Monday August 30, 10am and the Team Composition Form emailed to Matt Baarman by this date/time. The Team Leader must submit a completed HTML form, on behalf of the team, by emailing the edited form to the instructor on or before August 29. Group leaders will be selected by the instructor.

Assignment of teams to projects will be made by the instructor based on team preference and uniform distribnution across the sponsored projects.
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RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE TEAM LEADER


  • Assign tasks to team members...please be democratic....we live in the USA!

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  • Schedule regular team meetings and take notes. Create and maintain a WEB site for your team. Record the team progress, current issues of concern, interesting things about members of the team, etc. on this site. Your team site must be linked to the site created by the Group Leader.


    • REMEMBER: THE INDUSTRIAL SPONSOR OF YOUR PROJECT IS LIKELY TO VISIT YOUR SITE FREQUENTLY.
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RESPONSIBILITIES OF TEAM MEMBERS


  • Cooperate with the Team Leader and other members of the team....please do not abuse democracy! 

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  • Complete your task on time, be proactive, be innovative, take pride in your project. Report any matter of concern to the Team Leader.If you are unable to get along with the Team Leader then talk to the instructor.

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  • Attend ALL team meetings. Participate in group presentations and discussions. 

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    REMEMBER: THE QUALITY OF THE PRODUCT PRODUCED BY YOUR TEAM AND THE CLASS AS A WHOLE DEPENDS A GREAT DEAL ON WHAT YOU DO IN THIS PROJECT!

 
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