Presentation Guidance
For the in-house presentation, your CF will be providing you with feedback.
Grading
For each criteria, you will be rated as:
5 = Far exceeds expectations
4 = Exceeds expectations
3 = Meets expectations
2 = Development required
1 = Improvement required
Technical Learning Outcomes
The learning outcomes are assessing TECHNICAL skills and we have provided some guidance for how to evidence that you have met these in each role.
QA Guidance:
Use a testing framework, demonstrate testing and monitoring of code coverage
Include screenshots of tests and code coverage using testing framework
Explain test coverage reports generated by these tools
Produces clean and legible code
Include before and after snapshots of code that has been refactored for readability and maintainability.
Discuss practices they have adopted to ensure code cleanliness (like code reviews, linting, formatting standards), how they have refactored complex code, and the impact of these practices on the project's maintainability and readability.
DevOps Guidance:
Set up deployment and take ongoing responsibility
Include screenshots of the deployment pipeline configuration files or a live demonstration of the deployment process.
Discuss the deployment strategy, choice of deployment platforms (like Heroku, AWS, Netlify, etc.), and any scripts or tools used to automate the deployment process. They should also cover how they manage ongoing updates and rollbacks if necessary.
Scrum Facilitator Guidance:
Sprint planning
Prioritise issues
Break down larger issues into manageable chunks
Show us your project board, talk through it
How was the assignment of issues decided on?
How was progress tracked and the board updated?
Show us an issue that needed adjustments (was it reassigned? Was it deferred by a change in the sprint plan? etc…)
Lead Sprint Review
Show us data on your velocity
Talk us through your retro (what findings came of it? How are you adjusting for the next sprint?)
UX Lead Guidance:
Advocate for the user
Show us your prototype
Explain how the design responds to feedback from your user testing
Show us how some features came to be prioritised over others and how that decision accounted for the impact on the end user
Create a style guide
Show us your style guide
Tell us how it was reinforced during the project
Tell us how this style guide contributed to the readability and scalability of your codebase
Lead on project documentation
Show us your project documentation
Talk through the different sections of your documentation
Talk through how a new developer can use this documentation to understand the needs of the codebase
Employability-based Learning Outcomes
The learning outcomes are assessing EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS and we have provided some guidance below for how to meet these expectations.
Note: They may be harder to demonstrate within the presentation itself, but for these criteria your grade will be based on how you have engaged with the entire project.
Works independently and takes responsibility to solve problems on their own.
Include: Examples of how you addressed any problems that arose
Communicates effectively in a variety of situations to both a technical and non-technical audience.
Ensure: When preparing and delivering the presentation, ensure that it is accessible to all stakeholders and that any technical terms are clearly defined at the beginning
Works collaboratively with a wide range of people in different roles and acts with integrity
Assessed over the course of the project based
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