Checklist/Rubric

Part I: Creating Directories and Files; Initializing Git and Pushing to GitHub

• I named my directories correctly.
• I named my files correctly.
• I structured my files and directories correctly.
• I made one initial commit.
• I pushed my initial commit to GitHub.

Part II: Top Down Design

• I broke down larger processes into smaller layers.
• I added and committed my changes with a properly formatted commit message starting with a present-tense verb and a capital letter.
• I pushed my changes to Github.

Part III: Classes, Objects, Attributes, and Methods

Class #1 Checklist

• I structured and named my directories and files correctly.
• The four attributes I chose for Class #1 represent properties or characteristics.
• I identified the data type (string, integer, boolean, array, hash/object, datetime) for attributes in Class 1.
• The four methods I chose for Class #1 represent behaviors or actions.
• I described what the methods do in Class 1, including which attributes they use or modify.
• I added and committed the class_1.txt file separately with a properly formatted commit message.

Class #1 Example Object Checklist

• The object I chose for Class 1 is an instance of this class.
• I listed the values for each attribute of this object.
• I listed the results of each method for this object.
• I added and committed the class_1_example_object.txt file separately with a properly formatted commit message.

Class #2 Checklist

• The four attributes I chose for Class #2 represent states or characteristics.
• I identified the data type (string, integer, boolean, array, hash/object, datetime) for attributes in Class 2.
• The four methods I chose for Class #2 represent behaviors or actions.
• I described what the methods do in Class 2, including which attributes they use or modify.
• I added and committed the class_2.txt file separately with a properly formatted commit message.

Class #2 Example Object Checklist

• The object I chose for Class 2 is an instance of this class.
• I listed the values for each attribute of this object.
• I listed the results of each method for this object.
• I added and committed the class_2_example_object.txt file separately with a properly formatted commit message.

Assessment Results

• Technical Ready

Really solid! Make sure that you're using specific messages in your commits. For example, try Add attributes and methods to Class instead of Edit Class

• Pending
• Not Technical Ready