Budget Tracker Application Project Instructor Guide
What’s included?
This is the repo for an individual Budget Tracker Application Project. It includes:
- Budget Tracker Application Project Journey
- Budget Tracker Application Project Requirements and Guidance
- Budget Tracker Application Project GitHub Repo URL Deliverable
- Budget Tracker Application Project GitHub Repo URL Deliverable
- Budget Tracker Application Project Feedback [in Canvas only]
Customizing your project delivery
You should not add, remove, or alter any project requirements.
Some existing items already covered in the project brief that you may want to expand on include:
- Some helpful tips to get started.
- Details on how you will provide project assistance.
You may also want to make additions, such as:
- Examples of suitable planning materials.
- Examples of previous student projects.
- Schedule considerations such as any bonus lectures, office hours, etc.
When making additions, avoid overwhelming students with irrelevant or unhelpful details. These documents are already dense for learners, so try not to go overboard by adding too much information.
Project-specific notes
Students have the opportunity to customize their projects by implementing four of the features in the Additional feature requirements section of the Project Requirements. Feel free to add more features to this list if you want to provide more customization opportunities to your students.
Let us know about the customizations you’ve made that have worked so we can be add them to the curriculum!
Notes for maintainers
Edits to project requirements are complex and should be made thoughtfully. When requirements change, alterations need to be made uniformly to the following documents/resources:
- Project Requirements Google Sheets.
- Project Requirements PDF (built from the Project Requirements document in Google Sheets).
- Project Requirements document served in GitHub Pages.
- All Budget Tracker Application Project rubrics in Canvas.
🏗️ Under Construction
We are constantly working to improve our resources for instructors and students.
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