Java Bootcamp 4. week

• 16. day
• 17. day
• 18. day
• 19. day
• 20. day

16. day

"Intellectual property", Copyright and Software licences, public domain and fair use.
Exclusive and non-exclusive (reciprocitate, e.g. Sun Contributor Agreement) contributor license agreements (CLA).

More info in English:

• License text as URI: http://spdx.org/licenses/, e.g. http://spdx.org/licenses/LGPL-3.0.html
• License terms in plain english
• The Surprising History of Copyright
• Software Licenses in Plain English
• Licensing of a GitHub repository
• Google's guide to the open source licenses

More info in Latvian:

• Pārsteidzošā autortiesību vēsture
• Atvērtais pirmkods un atvērtā koda licences

17. day

Linux & windows

18. day

Probably useful tools to prepare project demonstration:

• LibreOffice Impress for presentation slides
• SSH protocol
• text interface using OpenSSH server and client
• SSH tunnel
• Remote desktop using VNC server and client
• Vysor plugin for Chrome, TeamViewer or Alpha VNC Lite to share desktop of Android device
• Screen recorders: SimpleScreenRecorder or Recordmydesktop
• Live webcam for demos: guvcview or Cheese
• Simple bitmap editor: kolourpaint
• Display management: Preferences — Monitor Settings or use arandr for more advanced settings
  (test presentation for 1024×768 resolution).

• Install cloc and get overall statistics about code of your project:

  sudo apt install cloc
  cloc YourProject

  where YourProject is path to your project

Prepare for security workshop

19. day

Security workshop

20. day

Fill Project rating form for your own project

Presentation of project deliveries:

• Provide information about your project on following topics:
  • Business analysis and analysis of given input (actuality of the chosen problem)
  • Project planning (used workload management approach and used tools)
  • System overall design (chosen frameworks, libraries and high level code structure)
  • System data model (persistence in general, particularly, database)
  • Automated unit and/or system and/or GUI tests (Junit, Selenium, etc.)
  • System building and deployment (compiling, testing, and deployment)
  • User, administrator guides and other documentation
  • Do demonstration of the system, describe it's set up and maintenance if necessary
• Final overview:
  • Add important links (e.g. project URL) of the project into Notes about activities
  • Main features of the project (which is usually written in something like readme.md),
  • List of team members and their main contribution to the project
  • Completed project mid-term commitments
  • Biggest challenges in the project and lessons learned
  • Future work
• Fill Project rating form for each other project
• Upload project presentation in form TeamN_Codename.odp, where N is team number and Codename is project codename.

Final knowledge check

Final tasks:

• Fill Bootcamp feedback form using link you received in you mailbox
• Delete private data 
• Put your Accenture's cup where you took it and restore class to the initial order

Issuing of certificates and final course review