To graduate from Module 4 you will need to get ~80% of the total assigned points and pass your portfolio review. There will be ~1250 total points.
Everyone should have access to a google drive spreadsheet that lists where you're at in the pointwise.
If you don't have a link or the magic of google drive is on the fritz and your link isn't working, give us a shout.
You'll find the directions to submit all assignments in the above repo (as they are assigned).
Projects are due on the day of the evaluation.
Smaller assignments/homeworks have a half life - meaning you can turn them in for full points up until EOD 7 days from when they were assigned. Otherwise, they'll be graded for half points.
We think you're all awesome adults, so we technically don't care if an assignment is 'late' - but in past modules we found that past due assignments ended up piling up and all getting turned in the last week - which was stressful for students... and meant that we didn't do a great job grading and giving feedback on them. So the sooner you turn in an assignment the better, but if you're at a job interview across the country/world, you have a few days wiggle room.
Mod 4 has a pull request based communicate system - so every major project this module is submitted using a submission form.
Portfolios, as with other modules, will be reviewed at the end of the year. Don't forget to get/give feedback throughout the module. And feel free to copy wholesale from your submission forms.
One great thing about the point system is that, by the last week, if you already have 80% of the points you can skip the final assessment or if you're close, you can not stress about the final assessment. That said, it's really good practice for technical interviews.
Throughout the module we've built in time for one on ones, instructor pairing and challenge level pairing with Steve.
Please, please, please, please, please feel comfortable tagging @stevekinney, @rrgayhart or @tessgriffin in your pull requests on your projects. Here's how it works. It's a great way for us to do a 'pull request review' and answer your questions and give you technical feedback. Your mentors will (probably) love doing this too, and it's often easier for them to do than 1 on 1 pairing.
And finally, we know this might be your most hectic module at Turing, what with all that graduating and job hunting about to happen - if you have schedule conflicts on interviews, just let us know!
Find out more about extra credit here.