This repository is for the ideation of the project. It is a place to share ideas and discuss them.

For this phase, use TEMPLATE-1.md to structure your ideas, replace the prompts in between brackets, and submit using a pull request in folders round1, round2, and round3.

• Create a fork
• Write a new file in the roundX directory with your PennKey and the .md extension (i.e., I would write a file called lumbroso.md) according to TEMPLATE.md (see also SAMPLE-1.md and SAMPLE-2.md for examples).
• Create a pull request from the fork

Here are how the rounds are structured:

• Round 1 (15-20 mins): Think on your own about a single story that you will submit in round1 directory.
• Round 2 (15-20 mins):
  • Pair up with someone else,
  • Each present each other's idea (5 mins)
  • Determine which idea is the one you most would like to work on (2 min)
  • Expand the idea with 5 more user stories (8 mins)
  • Submit the expanded idea in round2 directory under the name of the person who's idea it originally was.
• Round 3 (15-20 mins):
  • Pair up with another pair (4 people in total, 2 ideas)
  • Each present each other's idea (5 mins)
  • Determine which idea is the one you most would like to work on (2 min)
  • Expand the idea with 5 more user stories (8 mins)
  • Submit the expanded idea in round2 directory under the name of the person who's idea it originally was.

For this phase, use TEMPLATE-2.md to structure your ideas (it is the same as TEMPLATE-1.md, but with additional section after "References & Inspiration"), replace the prompts in between brackets, and submit using a pull request in the round4 directory.

You must complete the proposal in two steps:

• By Monday Apr 1 at 11:59 PM ET: Complete everything up until the "References & Inspiration" section, but NOT the "Technical Details" section and below.
  • ⚠️ Don't forget to also submit the TA Bidding Form by the same time.
• By Wednesday Apr 3 at 11:59 PM ET: Complete the entire proposal.

https://docs.github.com/en/pull-requests/collaborating-with-pull-requests/proposing-changes-to-your-work-with-pull-requests/creating-a-pull-request