Java Bootcamp 4. week

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

16. day

TBD

17. day

TBD

18. 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

Approximate structure of Riga Delivery Center:

19. day

Probably useful tools to prepare project demonstration:

• 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).

20. day

Final knowledge check

Install cloc and check overall statistics about code of your project:

where YourProject is path to your project

Fill Project rating form for your own project

Presentation of project deliverables:

• 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 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.txt),
  • 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 tasks:

• Fill Bootcamp feedback form using link you received in you mailbox
• Delete private data

Issuing of certificates and final course review