Plan the final project and make your notes on paper, on post-it notes, or on your computer. Then create issues in GitHub for the tasks that you have identified.
Perform the following steps:
Identify the goal of your project: What does you team want to accomplish?
Identify the tasks that need to be performed in order to complete your project. You can use post-it notes here, one note for each task.
For every issue, estimate its relative size (= amount of work) according to the sizes used for T shirts: XXS, XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL. This is maybe still most easily done on post-it notes, rather than in GitHub.
If you had done this before, you could use your past estimates of T-shirt sizes and compare them to how much time you spent on average on issues of a specific size. Now you don't have that, so it might be hard to produce time estimates. Let's stick with T-shirt size estimates only.
Large issues are hard to handle, and they are probably not very well understood. In order to get a better grasp of your project, for any issue that is large (L, XL, or XXL), split it into multiple smaller issues. If this is not possible to do right away, because you don't have enough knowledge at the moment, please remember to come back to this task later.
At some point create all the necessary issues in GitHub.
Divide the labor. Assign the issues to individual members of your team. Do this in GitHub.
Our plan for the final project:
The used data is English subtitles for at least 200 Naruto episodes. It has not only texts, but also time codes. The idea is that the user types something and as a result it shows every episode that was mentioned and maybe even exact time codes. For example to check when some particular character said what.
& 3.
Improve the tokenization to deal with character names etc. M
Edit the output M
Make the UI look pretty (Get the Naruto logo working etc.) M
Word cloud, Heroes timeline to Flask L
Test for bugs L
Doesn't need to be done / doesn't concern us
We'll return to this later when this becomes current
Copied the instructions from Moodle:
Our plan for the final project:
The used data is English subtitles for at least 200 Naruto episodes. It has not only texts, but also time codes. The idea is that the user types something and as a result it shows every episode that was mentioned and maybe even exact time codes. For example to check when some particular character said what.
& 3.
Doesn't need to be done / doesn't concern us
We'll return to this later when this becomes current
Done