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Changelog for the Inning Starting 2017.06

B4

  • Move CI and Staging Environments class to B3
  • Begin Quantified Self with students building frontend and connecting with existing Rails backend
  • Finish Quantified Self with students building a backend in Node/Express and connecting their frontend with it
  • Add "Career Workshop" time with Meg (two 90 minute sessions) to build in job related work time
  • Change assessment format: remove 16 hour + assessment, add JS 2-3 hour assessment, technical communication assessment, and capstone project as a piece of their assessment
  • Rework Open Source project format - move to two day group project in week 6

B3

  • Move CI and Staging Environments class from B4
  • Add section for evaluating documentation and accessibility for projects
  • Move Application Coordination class from B4
  • Move Tracker class from B4
  • Rewrite consuming APIs lesson to use BDD over two days
  • Update Rails projects to 5.1.3
  • Update Asset Pipeline class to use Yarn, Webpack
  • Using Ruby 2.4.1
  • Change Cloney Island to 80202 and have the projects be original concepts instead of clones.
    • Sprint 1 will be greenfield
    • Sprint 2 will be brownfield and they will inherit the previous mods projects
  • Remove Seeding Data Efficiently. Students are doing a good job coming into B3 from the Bike Share project in Mod 2.

B2

  • Build in mini-project evals mid-mod
  • Move README and accessibility lessons from B4 into B2
  • Keep final assessment as individual timed assessment

B1

  • Move project kick-offs to Fridays from Thursdays
  • Move Mix-in lesson closer to Inheritance lesson to compare and contrast
  • Remove cat and echo from File/IO lesson
  • Add instructions to download voices to JungleBeat
  • Add note about looping/recursion to JungleBeat and CompleteMe
  • Add lesson on Four Principles of OOP
  • Start independent diagnostics earlier in the module
  • Consider meeting with students currently repeating the module early in the module to offer/discuss support.
  • Consider opening conversation about repeating earlier with those students for whom it is a possibility/likely outcome.