Hi Prof Pranavan, we can work on the existing codebase from SoC (if permitted) and make changes to course content here. This is the least costly, safest fallback option.
This course will be delivered in blended learning mode (i.e., a mix of online and F2F activities) this semester.

Week 3 [Mon, Jan 26th] - Summary

We start tutorials this week, starting from Wed, Jan 28th . The tutorial timetable is on the course website.

In-video quizzes can earn you bonus participation marks!

Starting from week 3, some pre-recorded videos in the Topics tab will contain in-video quizzes. Videos containing quizzes are labelled Video Q+ (instead of the usual Video)

Answering in-video quizzes can earn you bonus participation marks.

[MUST-WATCH] Course Briefing Videos

One course briefing video to watch this week, given below:

CS2103DE Pitfalls (and how to avoid them)

Video Video will be released closer to week 2 ...

As usual, the weekly briefing (i.e., Week 3->4 transition, covering a recap of Week 3 and a preview of Week 4) will be in hybrid mode.

Topics:

  • [W3.1] RCS: Branching

  • [W3.2] RCS: Creating Pull Requests

  • [W3.3] Automating the Build Process

  • [W3.4] Java: JavaDoc, file I/O, packages, JARs

  • [W3.5] Code Quality: Coding Standards

  • [W3.6] Developer Testing

  • [W3.7] Unit Testing

Full ToC

Admin:

  1. Submit weekly quiz
  2. [CS2103 students only] Form teams during the tutorial

iP:

  1. Do any leftover iP tasks from the previous week
  2. Create a PR to the upstream repo
  3. Add Increments as branches: Level-7, Level-8
  4. Add Increments: A-MoreOOP, A-Packages, A-Gradle, A-JUnit, A-Jar
  5. Add Increments as parallel branches: A-JavaDoc, A-CodingStandard, Level-9
  6. [Optional] Get a head start on JavaFX

tP:

  1. Individual Task: Explore AB3 features Sat, Jan 31st 23:59
  2. Team Task: Set up a project meeting time Tue, Feb 3rd
  3. Team Task: Check up on team's collective iP status Tue, Feb 3rd