chasemcintyre105
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6 years ago I agree that uploading the proposal into the README is a good idea. As far as us all collaborating to produce a description we all agree on, and can use/follow as we move forward, I've made a google doc with the assignment prompt that we can all edit. Only people signed into a CSUCI email are able to edit this. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NqJCacjt6zChIvsoseH0-icfQ-vIn8mAdVqjtCRxCB8/edit?usp=sharing Sunday night I will take whatever is in this document and put it onto the README, and push it up to GitHub, so make your contributions/alterations before then!
FenixFireMage
davidswepson
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Project Proposal(5%): Each project group must submit a single project proposal, which should convey the following information: • who is in the group • a description of your desired project Project groups do not need to match assignment groups. The description may be detailed, but it does not need to be; “We plan to make a FPS” is a valid description. I would recommend, however, that you attempt to break the project into component parts and briefly plan how each part might be accomplished.
We should have the Proposal in the README for the Project. Then copy it into the Submit Assignment at https://cilearn.csuci.edu/courses/2876/assignments/39063.