Osnova predmetu PV179

Organizačné informácie

Introduction:

This course builds upon the subject PV178 Introduction to Development in C#/.NET.
The teaching process involves regular semianars that will directly relate to the main lectures (M. Macák).
The remaining lectures will be presented by selected experts from the industry.
Throughout the semester, there will be ongoing implementation of a team project on a chosen topic.

The seminars begin from week 1 (PV179/01 starts only on the 2nd week).
You will work on seminars, which you will download on a weekly basis from GitLab.
Consultations on projects will take place during the last exercise session.

You can propose your own project theme*, or choose one from a prepared list (each seminar group can have its own topic offer).
Parts of the project will be evaluated throughout the semester.
At the end of the semester, there will be a project presentation.
The complete project can be submitted until January 26, 2024.
The project will be a group task for teams of three.
*Your proposed theme must be approved by the instructor, who will then list it.

At least 6 tables in the database.
Non-trivial application architecture, integration of selected design patterns and best practices (Unit of Work, Query Object, Repository, Facade pattern, Services, Data Transfer Objects, etc.)
At least one non-trivial (non-CRUD) functionality, such as:
- Search, filtering, and sorting.
- User reviews and ratings.
- Wishlist and favorite products.
- Localization and internationalization.
Usage of Dependency Injection.
User sign-in capability.
Use ASP .NET Core (Razor Pages, API, MVC, ...) or Blazor (Blazor must be approved by the instructor).
During the semester, your task will be to write 3 reviews for randomly chosen teams by your instructor.

During the semester, the following project phases will be evaluated:
- Data model and data layer.
- Business and presentation layer.
At the same time, mid-semester, you will receive informal, non-counting feedback on the second milestone (business layer).
The project will be continually committed to the faculty GitLab, where the state of the main branch at the time of submission will be taken for grading.
You will receive feedback from the instructor, which needs to be implemented.
Check your repository; if you don't have the current working version of the project, the instructor is not obliged to give you feedback (the project must be buildable and runnable).
The final version of the project will be submitted to the prepared submission room.

At the end of the semester, there will be a 10-15 minute presentation of the entire project.
Students will showcase their application deployed on the internet.
It is recommended to also use slides during the presentation.
The instructor may ask for a code sample during the presentation, so have your source code ready, preferably running in some IDE.

Obtain at least 40 points, of which:
- Get at least 25 points for the semester.
- Get at least 10 points for the project presentation and submission.
Participate in the project presentation.
Submit the final version of the project, with which the given instructor will be satisfied, by January 26, 2024.