
Project week is when students typically learn the most. During this week you’ll have fewer lectures and deliverables that are not related to your project. Instead, you’ll primarily be self-directed to plan, build, and complete your project with your team.
Your team will need to submit some key deliverables along the way to keep on track. Finally, at the end of project week your entire team will present your completed project to the class.
To help you through this process, we’ve included this guide to walk you through the individual steps outlined below (and shown above) so that your team can be sure you’re not missing anything along the way.

Before your team starts planning, review the project requirements together to ensure everyone on the team understands what features must be implemented in your project. Then, review the project details, which includes helpful tips to get started.
In addition to the group evaluation, you will also be graded individually on this project. It is possible for your group as a whole to pass the project but for you not to pass individually - do not let this happen!
See the individual contributor project requirements for more details about the individual requirements.
Project week starts with project planning. For more details and the specific requirements, see the Django CRUD App Group Project Deliverables for more details.
When your team submits your project planning materials your proposal will either be approved, or you’ll receive feedback and be asked to make adjustments before a final approval can be given.
Once your team’s project proposal is approved, create the public GitHub repo that you’ll use for the project. See the Django CRUD App Group Project Deliverables for more details.
The fun part! Your team starts building your project!
During project week, your team will deploy your project to the internet and submit a link to your deployed app. See the Django CRUD App Group Project Deliverables for more details.
Continue working on your project until presentation day.
Project week ends with a presentation of your project!
After you’ve completed the project, create a fork of it if you haven’t already so that you have your own copy.