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- Thread starter ai.noyz
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1. Your assessment/assignment sheet/teacher should set you specific details for documentation (our assessments are usually only 20% for the program, rest for documentation)
2. Im sure the resources here would be helpful (maybe?)
3. The way we usually set it out is something like:
Legal considerations
Log Book
Gantt Chart (what we plan to do, and what we actually do)
Psuedo Code
Heirarchy Chart
Testing (we get away with just peer testing
)
Manual
A list of all the variables (w/e thats called)
etc etc.
2. Im sure the resources here would be helpful (maybe?)
3. The way we usually set it out is something like:
Legal considerations
Log Book
Gantt Chart (what we plan to do, and what we actually do)
Psuedo Code
Heirarchy Chart
Testing (we get away with just peer testing
)Manual
A list of all the variables (w/e thats called)
etc etc.
Deadly-Bagel
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A list of variables is a Data Dictionary. You should include a Feasability study if it is a major project, and internal documentation always helps.
For just general projects, flowcharts, internal documentation and peer checking should be enough for decent marks, assuming your teacher hasn't specified anything else.
For just general projects, flowcharts, internal documentation and peer checking should be enough for decent marks, assuming your teacher hasn't specified anything else.