• Lectures will introduce 2 new topics each day
• Supportive, non-dependent concept (EDD, uploads, modules, css, generic component, etc)
• Bigger Concept (i.e. mongoose/ORM)
• 2 Daily Code Assignments
• Daily DSA Code Challenge (~2 hours / 5 points each / Paired)
• Code Challenges and Practice (~3 hours / 10 points each / Solo)
  • Katas, refactorings, mods made to the demo/lecture code, small apps
• "Weekly" DSA Implementation (10 Points)
  • Assigned Every 5th Lecture, Due by start of next lecture
• "Weekly" Project (10 Points)
  • Assigned Every 5th Lecture, Due by start of next lecture
  • Based on the topics of the module, this is a build using all of the new material/components

DSA Code Challenges (5 points)

• Photo of whiteboard (3 Points)
• Working Code (1 Point)
• Tests (1 Point)
• Students will submit a PR that contains the photo and all code as well as a travis link showing the tests

Lab Assignments and Module Projects (10 points)

• Documentation (2 Points)
  • Swagger for all APIs
  • JSDOC for all code
  • README in the repo with any developer/implementation notes
• Tests (2 Points)
• Working code to meet all requirements (6 Points)
• Students will submit
  • Links to view Swagger and JSDoc
  • Heroku (or other live deployment) link
  • Travis Link
  • PR for all code

Lecture Schedule

• :05 - Housekeeping and Preview
• :30 - Whiteboard / DSA Review
• :15 - Lightning Talk (Student)
• Break
• :20 - Code Review / Refactor / Review
• :30 - Computer Science || CSS / Generic React Component
• Break
• :60 - New Concept, Code Demo & Lab Prep

• FORK It!
• Set up a new remote `git remote add upstream https://github.com/codefellows-seattle-javascript-401n7/class.git'
• Fetch our branches ... git fetch upstream
• Prove it ... git remote -v
• Every day, get the latest ...
• git rebase upstream/master