I will not be on campus during our class meeting time this week. However, you will need to e-mail me a brief (~1 page) summary of what you have done during the past two weeks and what you plan to have completed before the end of the semester presentation. If you are doing an implementation project this e-mail will review the results of your last sprint and discuss what you are committing to complete by the end of the term. If you are doing a research project we will discuss your progress since our last meeting and define what you will have completed by the end of the term.

For Implementation Projects:

• Provide a list of the sprint backlog items and acceptance tests from the sprint that just concluded. If an item is complete state that it is complete and that your code passes the acceptance test. If an item is not complete discuss why it has not been completed and what you plan to do to complete it during the next sprint.
• Provide a list of the sprint backlog items and acceptance tests for a sprint beginning on 12/4/2007 and continuing for one week until 12/11/2007. As with all sprints this sprint should produce a clean, fully tested product that your client can interact with. Given that this is the last sprint of the semester, it is even more critical that your product be in a deliverable form. The functionality will be limited to those items to which you have committed. However, everything that is included in the product must be unit tested and must pass all relevant acceptance tests.

For Research Projects:

• Discuss what you have done in pursuit of your research question in the preceding 2 weeks. In particular be sure to address the specific objectives that we had set forth in our previous meeting.
• Propose specifically what you plan to complete before 12/11/2007 (that is what will be included in your end of semester report).