itec325 project feedback

(due May.07 (Thu) 17:00 on D2L as a .txt or .pdf/.jpg file — just not .docx.)

Name

Team Number Your role/responsibility

Evaluation of other teams

Go to the websites, and actually try out each product, for each other team.

Note that you are allowed to try to enter “bad” inputs — either into the form, or POST/GET requests. However, do not attempt to inject SQL which alters (much less drops) any tables; you certainly can try to enter information which yields error messages, ill-formatted HTML pages, or even “bad” rows being stored in the table. Likewise, do not use tools/attacks that do more than make POST/GET requests. Keep in mind, other students may be trying such values on your forms — use htmlspecialchars, mysql_real_escape_string, and stripslashes (with get_magic_quotes_gpc()) as appropriate.

Imagine that you have 2 dear relatives, each starting a business in our class's project areas (what a coincidence!). For a gift, you will invest in each of the other teams’ products. Make your judgement based on the product as currently working and presented, plus the opportunity for (say) 10 person-hours of touch-up work.

Fortunately you just won $20,000 in the lottery ², and you'll allocate that among your 2 investments (e.g. $15,000 to one team, and $5000 to the other) Do not enter an amount next to your own project you've already invested enough in your own project!. The URLs are https://itec-php01.radford.edu/~proji/, for i in {1..3}.

Team 1: Ctrl+Alt+Elite (inventory management)
Team 2: team Team (hotel reservations)
Team 3: WeCantRead (Spicity restaurant-site)

Any other particular comments?

Evaluation of your team

Consider your teammates in light of the following categories:

Communication/Professionalism: Did they reply to emails/texts in a timely manner; available for meetings and on-time for them? If they had delays or difficulties, did they communicate this to the team?
Completion: Did they do the work they were expected to? Did they put in sufficient time, spread out appropriately?
Helpfulness: Did they contribute the team overall (ideas as well as code)? Were they approachable? Were they willing to help, when issues arose? Was working with them enjoyable?

Please rate your teammates on a scale of 1-9 (5 = okay/good/expected; 9 = outstanding)

Teammate's name

Teammate's role/responsibility

Communication/Professionalism:                Completion:                Helpfulness:

Any other comments about this teammate:

I'll include the gist of this comment in summarized, unattributed feedback to that person, unless you check here:
Teammate's name

Teammate's role/responsibility

Communication/Professionalism:                Completion:                Helpfulness:

Any other comments about this teammate:

I'll include the gist of this comment in summarized, unattributed feedback to that person, unless you check here:
Teammate's name

Teammate's role/responsibility

Communication/Professionalism:                Completion:                Helpfulness:

Any other comments about this teammate:

I'll include the gist of this comment in summarized, unattributed feedback to that person, unless you check here:

Reflection on your project

What was your favorite part of your team's project?
(Is there a feature, idea, or bit of code that you are particularly proud of, personally?)

What would you do differently, if you had it to do over?

What tips/suggestions would you give next year's project teams?

² Unless, of course, you want to make a donation to the state school system (at 50% efficiency). ↩

¹ Don't play the lottery.² ↩

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