Week 15 (April 28 – May 4)

Tuesday, April 29 (12:30 P.M. – 2:30 P.M., Zoom) Class Session 14
Topics	Course Wrap-Up
In-Class Activities	Review solutions to previous week's assignment Discussion: Course Wrap-up The remainder of the class time will be a lab session in which I will help students with their Paper and/or their Final Project.

Friday, May 2 (3:00 P.M. – 4:00 P.M., Zoom) Optional Session
Lab Session	On Friday afternoons from 3:00 PM till 4:00 PM, I will be holding an optional Lab Session using Zoom. Please drop by to ask a question, to discuss solutions to previous assignments, to get help with the current assignment, to discuss the final project, or just to say hello. Please use a headset while participating.

Sunday, May 4, @ 11:55 P.M. Weekly Assignments Deadline
Written Assignments Due	Framework Evaluation Paper Description: You will be writing a paper presenting the conclusions of your evaluation of the suitability of candidate Web framework(s) (other than Django) for a set of functional and non-functional requirements which you could reasonably expect to encounter in the workplace. Because students sometimes have difficulty remembering what is meant by the term "non-functional requirements", I have included links to a lecture and related slides that discusses this topic in depth. It is provided here for your reference. Instructions for the Framework Evaluation Paper Lecture Video: Non-Functional Requirements Slides for Non-Functional Requirements Lecture Tutorial Video: How to Read a Grading Rubric for a Final Assignment Grading Rubric for the Framework Evaluation Paper Tutorial Video: How to Read a Feedback Report for a Final Assignment

Sunday, May 4, @ 11:55 P.M.
Weekly Assignments Deadline

Written Assignments Due

Framework Evaluation Paper
Description: You will be writing a paper presenting the conclusions of your evaluation of the suitability of candidate Web framework(s) (other than Django) for a set of functional and non-functional requirements which you could reasonably expect to encounter in the workplace. Because students sometimes have difficulty remembering what is meant by the term "non-functional requirements", I have included links to a lecture and related slides that discusses this topic in depth. It is provided here for your reference.

Weekly Course Schedule – Spring 2025