Code Design Workshop 2022

Infos and important links

Where: Zoom link sent to participants
To ask questions and interact (this document): https://hackmd.io/@tpfau/CodeDesign
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Program: https://github.com/susamerz/CDWAssignment
Course material: https://github.com/susamerz/CDWAssignment
First part of the assignment: https://hackmd.io/@wmvanvliet/S1QiaABZ9
Prerequisites: python

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Day 1 - Design principles and introduction of the assignment

material: https://github.com/susamerz/CDWAssignment
instructors: Susanne Merz (susanne.merz@aalto.fi), Marijn van Vliet (marijn.vanvliet@aalto.fi) and Thomas Pfau (thomas.pfau@aalto.fi)
this page: https://hackmd.io/@tpfau/CodeDesign

Ice - breaker

What's the worst piece of code you have ever seen? And what made it so awful?

https://github.com/EnterpriseQualityCoding/FizzBuzzEnterpriseEdition
- Way too overengineered
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Schedule

Tentative schedule
Timetable for the workshop::

Monday 25.04.2022
    12:00 – 14:00 Lecture about code design.
                  Introduction of part 1 of the assignment.

Thursday 28.04.2022
    24:00 Deadline for submitting a first version of part 1.
          Work can continue until Tuesday 03.05.

Friday 29.04
    12:00 Everyone gets assigned a project to review.

Tuesday 03.05
    10:00 – 14:00 Presenting the reviews for part 1.
                  Everyone will get two timeslots: one for giving and one for receiving a review.
    14:00 Second part of the exercise will be revealed.

Thursday 05.05
    24:00 Deadline for summitting a first version of part 2.
          Work can continue until Monday 09.05.

Monday 09.05
    10:00 – 14:00 Presenting the reviews for part 2.
                  Everyone will get two timeslots: one for giving and one for receiving a review.
    14:00 - 15:00 Recap session and closing

Instructions for organizing ourselves into pairs

To find a pair, move yourself from the "working alone" to the "pairs" section like this:

name (prefered method of contact) + ?`

or fill in one of the ? spots to link yourself to someone looking for a partner.

Pairs

Susanne Merz (susanne.merz@aalto.fi) + Marijn van Vliet (marijn.vanvliet@aalto.fi)

Working alone

Verna Heikkinen
Tekin Uyan
Kunal Ghosh
Kalle Mäkelä
Shristi Baral
Timo Väisänen
Li-Hsin Chang
Amit Jaiswal
Carlos Sevilla Salcedo
Lassi Meronen
Xuebing Li
Buse Gul Atli Tekgul
Chris McGreavy
Mohammad Bagheri
Taige Wang
Anna Elisabeth Riha
Taige Wang

Questions

Which IDE is being used?
- JetBrain's PyCharm I believe
Are you going to share today's code?
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