Pete's Capstone Blog

Well, it’s happened. The project is now officially feature-complete, and work on the coding of the application has essentially stopped as of today. It’s certainly been a long and difficult journey, but all that remains at this point is to thoroughly test the application, and write the documentation necessary for the final assignment submissions. Looking…

With the midpoint update assignment out of the way, progress has resumed on the capstone project in a fairly big way. This week, I mostly focused on getting the Delete functionality implemented for each of the various question types. This involved creating a new Delete view for each question type, which when visited displays the…

Well, the semester is halfway over, and the project is officially at the midway point of completion. Work is progressing nicely, but I thought that for this week’s blog entry, I’d give an overview of where the project is at currently (i.e. what features are complete, what is still in progress, etc.), as it seems…

I’m excited to report that a lot of progress was made this week on the project. I spent most of the week working on the EDIT functionality of each of the question types, which involved both backend and frontend development work. Following last week’s work getting the Edit view implemented for True/False questions (but not…

It’s been a pretty eventful week regarding the project. The team had a productive meeting on Monday evening, in which we updated each other on our progress and discussed what we’d each be working on in the coming week. This week, I elected to focus on two features: 1) the EDIT / DELETE functionality of…

This week, the real work on the project has begun. Our GitHub Repository has been set up, and a .NET application has been created. The project has actually progressed extremely rapidly, and we already have laid the groundwork for an employer to register an account, login to their account, and create tests with a variety…

Shortly after writing my introductory post covering the various projects available to students in the capstone course, project assignments and groups were announced. As it turns out, I did not get my first project pick (the 8088 Emulator), but rather got assigned to my second choice – Software Programming Quiz. This is not a terrible…

This blog is being created to document my progress through my capstone project for the Oregon State University computer science degree that I am pursuing.  This is the final course and project in the program, and I will be graduating in June 2022. At this point in time, final projects and groups have not yet…