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Mini Capstone

Git Setup:

> git checkout main
> git pull
> git checkout -b your-name/python/lab18

For your final Python project, build a program that solves a problem or accomplishes a task. Your program needs to utilize an external library (not part of the Python standard library -- this needs to be something that you pip install).

The functionality of the program is up to you -- use this as an opportunity to get creative. Sometimes students explore an idea they want to use for their capstone project or solve an actual problem they have. For a list of Python libraries to consider using in this project, check out https://awesome-python.com

Stand Ups

We will be doing twice-daily standups (9:30 am and 1:30 pm) during the development process. The standups will be quick (30-60 seconds) progress updates. They should answer 3 questions:

  1. What did you do yesterday/in the morning?
  2. What will you do this morning/afternoon?
  3. What blockers, if any, do you have?

Presentations

The presentations should be about 5 minutes long and include:

  • A demo of your project
  • A look at the code
  • Time for questions

There is more info on presentations in the README

Git Add, Commit & Push:

> git add files-to-be-added
> git commit -m "your commit message goes here"
> git push -u origin your-name/python/lab18

Then go to the repository to create a PR.