Homework & Project Grading

Students will be provided feedback only for on-time homework submissions.
Homework must be submitted via pull request no later than Midnight CST. Any work submitted past this deadline will not be counted.
Students will be provided feedback through Github. Please make sure you have your primary email address associated with your Github account for email notifications.
During project sprints, feedback will be provided as guidance, mentoring, problem solving, and 1:1s.

Homework assignments will be graded as complete, incomplete, or missing.
Homework assignments may be turned in late but it is the student's responsibility to ask for an assignment to be evaluated.
Projects will be assigned a graded rubric based on project deliverables.
Based on each project's rubric, it may be assessed as complete, incomplete, or missing.
Students should expect feedback 24-48 hours after an assignment's due date.
Students that submit homework late will need to request an instructor to review it (as we may not notice it).

Projects will be assigned a graded rubric based on project deliverables.
Based on each project's rubric, it may be assessed as complete, incomplete, or missing.
Failure to complete any project qualifies a student for a Student Support Plan.
For each project you will be provided written feedback on your application from your instructors the following week of project presentations.
Students will present their project in a presentation and perform an in-class peer code review.
Presentations will be recorded if requested.
Failure to complete any project qualifies a student for a Student Support Plan.

This submission process will be covered in class.

You will be assigned homework from a specific Git repository.
Browse to wdi/name_of_your_project
git add . all of your changes to the Git purgatory.
git commit -m "your commit message" to commit your changes from the Git purgatory into your branch.
git pull upstream master to gather any changes from the base repository
git push origin master to push your changes to your own fork!
Inside of your fork, create a new pull request.
Submit the pull request for your instructors to check!

That's all! We will practice this workflow during class repeatedly to get you comfortable with it.

Homework Submission