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Todd: /* Option B — Local Execution + Demo Video */

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Option B — Local Execution + Demo Video

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 == Grading ==
-We will be grading the following aspects of your work.  There are 85 points total.
+We will be grading the following aspects of your work.  There are 100 points total.
 '''Assignments (including code) must be committed to Github by the end of class on the due date (commit early and often). Failing to commit by the end of class on the due date will result in a 0. '''

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	Install Node.js using the instructions in the [[Node.JS]] guide (use the current LTS version via nvm).		Install Node.js using the instructions in the [[Node.JS]] guide (use the current LTS version via nvm).
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−	~~Verify installation:~~
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−	~~<source lang="bash">~~
−	~~node -v~~
−	~~npm -v~~
−	~~</source>~~

	=== Static File Server in Node.js ===		=== Static File Server in Node.js ===

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 #* Make sure all of your individual portion files are pushed to Github (include your node.js files, hello.txt, brookings.jpg, college.html, and phpinfo.php)
 #* Completion of the AI Reflections for the individual portion of the assignment following the [[AI Best Practices]] (5 points)
-# '''Multi-room Chat Server (55 Points):'''
+# '''Multi-room Chat Server (70 Points):'''
 #* '''''Administration of user created chat rooms (25 Points):'''''
 #** Users can create chat rooms with an arbitrary room name(5 points)
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 #** A user's message shows their username and is sent to everyone in the room (1 point)
 #** Users can send private messages to another user in the same room (4 points)
 #* '''''Best Practices (5 Points):'''''
 #** Code is well formatted and easy to read, with proper commenting (2 points)
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 #** Communicating with others and joining rooms is easy and intuitive (4 points)
 #** Site is visually appealing (1 point)
-#* Completion of the AI Reflections for the group portion of the assignment following the [[AI Best Practices]] (5 points)
+#* '''AI Agent and Reflection (20 Points)'''
 #* '''Creative Portion (10 Points)'''
 <!-- #** Make sure to create a README.md file pointing to your server -->

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	Following these instructions ensures your project can be graded quickly and fairly.		Following these instructions ensures your project can be graded quickly and fairly.
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−	~~== Submission Instructions ==~~
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−	~~All students must submit a working GitHub repository.~~
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−	~~In addition, your project must be verifiable using ONE of the following methods.~~
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−	~~---~~
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−	~~=== Option A — Recommended: Running on EC2 ===~~
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−	~~Keep your chat server running on your EC2 instance.~~
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−	~~Your README must include:~~
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−	* Public EC2 URL
−	* Port number
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−	~~The TA will visit your server and test chat, rooms, and the <code>\agent</code> command.~~
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−	~~---~~
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−	~~=== Option B — Local Run + Demo Video ===~~
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−	~~If your server is not running on EC2, submit a short (1–2 minute) demo video showing:~~
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−	* Server starting
−	* Two browser windows connected
−	* Chat working
−	* Rooms working
−	* The <code>\agent</code> command working
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−	~~---~~
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−	~~=== Repository Requirements ===~~
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−	~~Your repo must include:~~
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−	* All source code
−	* <code>package.json</code>
−	* <code>README.md</code> with run instructions and AI model used
−	* <code>.gitignore</code> excluding <code>node_modules/</code> and <code>.env</code>
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−	~~Do NOT commit API keys.~~
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−	~~Your server must start with:~~
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−	~~<source lang="bash">~~
−	~~npm install~~
−	~~node chat-server.js~~
−	~~</source>~~
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−	~~(or equivalent)~~
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−	~~---~~
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−	~~Failure to meet these requirements may result in lost points.~~

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 * Chat working between users
 * The <code>\agent</code> command working
 Video length: approximately 1–2 minutes.

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 == Grading ==
-Assignments must be committed to GitHub by the end of class on the due date.
+We will be grading the following aspects of your work.  There are 85 points total.
-The TA must be able to clone your repository and run your server without creating directories or copying files.
+'''Assignments (including code) must be committed to Github by the end of class on the due date (commit early and often). Failing to commit by the end of class on the due date will result in a 0. '''
-=== Individual Portion (30 Points) ===
+'''Additionally, for this module, the TA should be able to simply download your repo and start up your file server, without having to copy files or create additional subdirectories.  This applies to both the individual and the creative portion'''
-* Node.js installed and working (5 pts)
+_________
 == Submission Instructions ==

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 # Copy the static file server example from the [[Node.JS]] page into a file named <code>app.js</code>. Save it on your EC2 instance in a directory that is NOT served by Apache.
 # Ensure that you understand what the static file server script is doing.
-# Create a directory parallel to <code>app.js</code> named <code>public</code>.
+# Create a directory parallel to <code>app.js</code> named <code>static</code>.
 # Confirm that your server’s <code>STATIC_DIR</code> variable matches this directory name.
-# Create the following files inside the <code>public</code> directory:
+# Create the following files inside the <code>static</code> directory:
 #* <code>hello.txt</code> — a text file containing: <b>Hello World</b>
 #* <code>brookings.jpg</code> — download from: http://classes.engineering.wustl.edu/cse330/content/brookings.jpg

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	Module 5 builds upon the JavaScript skills you learned in Module 4 and introduces server-side JavaScript using Node.js, along with real-time communication using Socket.IO.		Module 5 builds upon the JavaScript skills you learned in Module 4 and introduces server-side JavaScript using Node.js, along with real-time communication using Socket.IO.

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 Following these instructions ensures your project can be graded quickly and fairly.
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