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I would expect that code you get from Stage N-1 is functional across a range of tests that are agreed upon upfront. For the fairness aspect, I would also let s
by x86x87 4y ago
I would expect that code you get from Stage N-1 is functional across a range of tests that are agreed upon upfront.
For the fairness aspect, I would also let students pick any Stage N-1 that is not their previous N-1. That would also teach em that not all is created equal (and probably identify approaches / ideas that they can incorporate in their work)
- ericbarrett 4y agoI love this idea. Maybe some extra credit if your Stage N-1 is the most popular choice?
- hoosieree 4y agoThis is brilliant.
- NikolaNovak 4y agoThat is exactly what happened. You got 1% extra mark if somebody picked your code. Seemed trivial at the beginning of semester,right? ...did I mention my team had previous real life experience? We put extrnsive code and documentation and FAQs online (this was like 99 or 2001 don't remember, but we'll before Github etc) , and committed to 7 day support of our code base. We got 18 out of 22 picks after phase 1. Of course competition was much stiffer further phases, but that too was like 3 valuable real world lessons learned for everybody!
- x86x87 4y agoi mean... at 18 out of 22 you look at the teacher and say: look at me! I'm the teacher now!