Chalmers Advanced Python

Peer-review guidelines for Lab 3

Overview

For Lab 3, each group must participate in one obligatory peer review session during the final week of the course.

A session is 2 scheduled hours (45 + 45 minutes). In each session, groups will be put together in clusters of up to 6 groups. Each group in the cluster will have a 15 minute slot to present to the other groups in the cluster.

In each 15 minute slot, the presenting group should:

demonstrate their application in use
show what additional features were implemented, and describe how they were implemented
describe and reflect on their development process, in particular AI usage

During this time, the non-presenting groups are expected to ask questions and comment on the presenting group’s solution. Examples of things you can ask/comment about:

technical details about feature implementation
code quality and future maintainability
what was hardest? what didn’t work as expected?
what would you recommend/not recommend about the tools/process you used?

The slot should not be a formal presentation with slides and questions only at the end. The entire 15 minute slot should be an interactive discussion between all members of the cluster.

When one group in the cluster has finished their 15 minute slot, the next group in the cluster can present.

Registration

In the final week there will be multiple sessions you can choose from. Each group must sign up for a single 2 hour session.

Registration link TBA

Examination

All group members must be physically present for the entire session that they registered for.
If you have a valid reason for not attending, you must contact your examiner with an explanation as soon as possible. You will be given an alternative task instead.
Teachers/TAs will be present to confirm attendance and also ask questions to the presenting groups.
Even if your group’s application is not complete (or not working), you must still attend the peer review session and present the work that you have done.