6.170 Software Studio
Fall 2014
Instructors: Adam Chlipala, Mark Stuart Day, Daniel Jackson
TAs: Bryan O Collazo, Vivek Dasari, Cynthia Jing, Rebecca P Krosnick, Charles Z Liu, Michael A Maddox, Kathryn I Siegel, Kimberly L Toy, Evan P Wang, Emily H Zhang
Lecture:
MW11-12.30
(26-100)
Recitation: R10 (34-301), R11 (34-303), R12 (26-142), R1 (26-142), R2 (26-142), R3 (34-303)
Office Hours: Office hours will no longer be held for the duration of the semester.
Information:
Optional lab sessions are for students to work in a more collaborative setting with TA assistance. They will be held occasionally, when new technologies are being introduced. Check back on Stellar to see if a session will be held during the week.
Announcements
Ad for a class next semester: 6.S194, Open Source Software Project Lab
6.S194 Open Source Software Project Lab, a Lab-based class in large-scale software development, will be offered in the spring. In this class, the students will be joining an international team coming from universities such as Stanford, U. of Tokyo, U. of Singapore, U. of Helsinki etc. Each team will be embedded with a prominent open source project (see http://tinyurl.com/6S194projects for next semester's projects) and your grade will be based on your contribution to the project. Teams will be mentored by leaders from their open source project. In 6.S194, you will learn about project management, how to extend and debug unfamiliar systems, coordinate a distributed team, use modern tools, apply open source as a business model. Because this course is a global collaboration, we need to start forming the teams by early next week. We need to hear from you by 11:59PM on Sunday December 21st ***THIS SUNDAY***. The enrollment is limited, apply at http://tinyurl.com/6S194application. As this class gets heavily oversubscribed, apply only if you are fully committed to take the class.
Spring Semester TTh 2:30-4:00 | Undergraduate | 12 Credits (2-5-5)
Announced on 22 December 2014 9:32 a.m. by Adam Chlipala
Load survey summaries posted
See https://stellar.mit.edu/S/course/6/fa14/6.170/materials/general.html.Announced on 08 December 2014 1:01 p.m. by Daniel Jackson
Final Project Demos during TA meetings 12/4, 12/5
TA meetings this week will be for demoing your project to your TAs. Walk us through how users might interact with the app to show us its complete functionality.If you feel that you still need more time (up until the final code submission deadline) to properly demo, please email your TAs to set up a makeup date to demo.
Announced on 03 December 2014 8:04 p.m. by Emily H Zhang
Reminder: last regular lecture today
... on agile: what it's really about, whether it's just hype or not, and why people get so excited (or angry) about it.Announced on 03 December 2014 9:01 a.m. by Daniel Jackson
Project Fair Demos
We are looking for volunteers for the final project fair presentations on Dec 8. Selected groups will demo their final project to the rest of the class and the staff, and awards and prizes will be given to the best projects. The length of the presentation is still undetermined, but it would be no more than 5 minutes. To sign up, please use the following google form.https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1MNgfgUDISzyMNCd1atxmxvyaOhERwY2RIqMf3Ch0x9g/viewform?usp=send_form
Announced on 02 December 2014 3:47 p.m. by Cynthia Jing
