From: Kelvin Sung
Posted At: Friday, September 05, 2008 1:27 PM
Conversation: 2008.9.3.Meeting
Posted To: 2.MeetingMinutes
Subject: 2008.9.3.Meeting
On
Sep 3rd Mike and Kelvin met in Kelvin’s office, this is what we
discussed:
1.
Schedule: before school begins
in September, we will complete the following items:
a.
Materials:
i. Done with all
chapters currently in CVS
ii. MVC + rest of Chapter
1
iii. Library: Finalize +
documentation + tutorial
b.
Support for
Evaluation:
i. Faculty evaluation:
1.
Forms
2.
Person1:
Ian Bogost (Georgia Tech)
3.
Person2:
Ruth Anderson
ii. In classroom:
1.
Pre-/Post-
course
2.
Student
opinion
3.
What
else can we use to assess?
c.
TLC Support: Kelvin will figure
out support from TLC for first day and for entering the data
2.
Using the materials
in class:
a.
142: Fall 2008 and Spring
2009:
i. Survey: Pre- and Post- Course Survey will be used.
ii. GTC1: Integrate GTC1 materials when appropriate
iii. Assignment: a subsets (e.g., 2 of 4) of assignments
will be available in XGA
1.
Choice: students have the
choice of doing graphics or console assignments
2.
Assessment: When XGA assignments
are used: the entire set of assessment instrument will be instrumented
(pre/post tests, post assignment opinion)
3.
MUST: need to create two versions of post-assignment opinion
to differentiate between console and
XGA students.
b.
143: Fall 2008 (and Spring
2009?): 143 do everything as above in 142, only difference is unclear if
integration of GTC1 materials is possible, GTC1 materials meant for CS1.
3.
Contact Reed Stevens: we should list out
the 142 learning outcomes and go talk to Reed, by early next week.
4.
Workshop for CCSC: this is what we
will do:
a.
A:
5 minutes: Intro to XNA [Kelvin]
b.
B:
10 minutes: How to use XGA AssignmentBase (e.g., a bouncing ball) [Kelvin]
c.
C:
20 minutes: Here are two examples BST and 100 [Mike]
i. Emphasize on BST is
clean while
ii. 100 is messy and
“fill-in-the-blank”
d.
D:
20 minutes: Have participants design an assignment of their own [Mike]
i. We probably should
set some guideline for them?
e.
E:
15 minutes: each group present/discuss what they have done [Mike + Kelvin]
5.
Game-Maker class in Spring 2009
a.
Mike
has the wonderful idea of having CSS students mentor and help non-major students
b.
We
decided one approach would be list two classes (e.g., 290 and 390) for this
class
c.
CSS
major students will take CSS390, non-major take CSS290
d.
Students
in two classes will be put into the same group working on the same project, but
will be graded based on different criteria
e.
Kelvin
will ask CSS admin if this is something we can support.