To make sure you're on the right track and will be ready for your demonstration, you will be required to submit a partial implementation. By this time, enough of your project should be working that you could do a small demonstration of your project and give us an idea of what will be done. (You don't have to actually do a demo, but you should have enough that you would be able to.)
Your code must be in your group's Subversion repository on cmpt470. We will be looking for a working repository (code checked-in by all group members over a reasonable time span, with decent checkin comments), not a one-time import.
Consider making a copy of your development version for this, just so you don't accidentally break it at the same time it's being marked. With Subversion, this can be done by making a tag in your repository and checking this out to a directory on your web server. You may also want to make a copy of your database and point the checkpoint to it.
Submitting
For the checkpoint, you need to submit two things:
- The URL of the “working” site we should evaluate.
- The URL of the Subversion repository where we can find the checkpoint code. For example,
https://punch.csil.sfu.ca/svn/CMPT470-1117-groupn/project/tags/checkpoint. Please submit the URL of the actual checkpoint code, not the root directory of your repository.
Your code must be in the provided Subversion repository. Submit it through the Course Management System to the “Project Checkpoint” activity.