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Todd: moved Module 7 to Mean Stack

2015-08-19T15:44:17Z

2015-08-19T15:43:14Z

2015-07-29T04:23:18Z

Reading

2015-07-14T23:07:39Z

Individual Assignments

2015-04-07T17:14:46Z

Install MEAN

2014-11-17T18:22:38Z

Grading

2014-11-13T10:27:04Z

Grading

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Grading

2014-11-12T19:46:29Z

Install MEAN

2014-11-12T13:55:52Z

Grading

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-__NOTOC__
 This module introduces MEAN, a fullstack web framework that uses '''M'''ongoDB, '''E'''xpress, '''A'''ngularJS and '''N'''ode.js. <br/>
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 #* Both branches are merged back to the master branch (4 points).
 # '''Creative Portion (10 Points)'''

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 *[[Getting MEAN]]
 * [[Git]]
 == Further Reading ==

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 * [[Git]]
-== Individual Assignments ==
+== Further Reading ==
 === Tutorials ===
-Make sure you go through tutorials for both MongoDB and AngularJS, and understand how Express works.
+It may be a good idea to go through tutorials for both MongoDB and AngularJS, and understand how Express works.
 === Install MEAN ===
-The individual and group assignments for this module only require AngularJS (version 1.3.15) and completing the tutorial
+The individual assignment for this module only require AngularJS (version 1.3.15) and completing the tutorial
 [https://code.angularjs.org/1.3.15/docs/tutorial here]. We provide installation instructions for the entire MEAN stack using MEAN.IO as a reference. You do not need to install the MEAN stack for this module (but it is recommended to really understand all of pieces involved).

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 === Install MEAN ===
-The individual and group assignments for this module only require AngularJS and completing the tutorial [https://docs.angularjs.org/tutorial here]. We provide installation instructions for the entire MEAN stack using MEAN.IO as a reference. You do not need to install the MEAN stack for this module (but it is recommended to really understand all of pieces involved).
+The individual and group assignments for this module only require AngularJS (version 1.3.15) and completing the tutorial
 To install MEAN on your machine, initialize an app and type grunt in your terminal to start the server (make sure your mongoDB server is connected and running).

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 == Grading ==
-We will be grading the following aspects of your work.  There are 50 points total.
+We will be grading the following aspects of your work.  There are 50 points total where 18/50 are extra credit points. To complete this module you must do either the Side-By-Side comparison feature or the Additional Sorting feature. You will receive the points according to the rubric below, and any points over 32/50 will be extra credit.
 # '''Completed AngularJS Tutorial (6 Points)'''

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 #* If information for a particular category is not available on one device, display "Not available" in the table
 # '''Completed Additional Sorting feature (8 points)'''
-#* Users can sort devices based on four different attributes, with the attribute being sorted displayed on the main device list page.  (2 points per attribute).
+#* Users can sort devices based on four different attributes and the attribute values are displayed on the main device list page.  (2 points per attribute).
 # '''Git Repo (8 points)'''
 #* Two branches are created, one for each feature (4 points).

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 #* Two branches are created, one for each feature (4 points).
 #* Both branches are merged back to the master branch (4 points).
-# '''Creative Portion (10 Points):'''
+# '''Creative Portion (10 Points)'''
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