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Weight: '''10%''' of final grade
Due date: '''30 July''' at 23:59
This semester you'll design and build an Android mobile phone application that is purposeful, unique and ready to be uploaded to the Google Play Store. You will divide your effort into two parts. This is part 1.
You will submit a mobile app proposal as a PDF file named yourusername_asg1.pdf (obviously replacing yourusername with your username). To submit it push your file to GitHub and submit only a link to it in Blackboard. Your document must contain at least the following items:
# Title page including your name and email.
# Executive summary of proposed app.
# Explanation why a mobile app is a good choice for this project.
# Brief list of basic app features.
# Summary of expected users/market for this app.
# Descriptions of most common use-cases anticipated.
# Mock-ups of views of your proposed app, preferably screenshots.
# Timeline for implementation.
A well-written proposal can get full marks whether I accept it for the final assignment or not. But you probably would rather get it right the first time. To do that - make sure the project you pick is not too easy or too hard. Since you may not know what that means - it's probably a good idea to check with me about it first.
Your app '''must''' use and be based around data from the [http://open.canada.ca/data/en/dataset Government of Canada Open Data] web site preferably in XML or JSON format. Other formats may be considered but must first be approved by your instructor. Each student will choose a different dataset for their app. The following table will track student choices which will be assigned on a first-come first-served bases. You may edit the table yourself or if you don't have a wiki account: send me an email and I'll do it for you.
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Student name !! App name !! Dataset name !! Dataset URL
|-
| cell || cell || cell || cell
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| cell || cell || cell || cell
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| cell || cell || cell || cell
|-
| cell || cell || cell || cell
|-
| cell || cell || cell || cell
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| cell || cell || cell || cell
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| cell || cell || cell || cell
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| cell || cell || cell || cell
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| cell || cell || cell || cell
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| cell || cell || cell || cell
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| cell || cell || cell || cell
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| cell || cell || cell || cell
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| cell || cell || cell || cell
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| cell || cell || cell || cell
|-
| cell || cell || cell || cell
|-
| cell || cell || cell || cell
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| cell || cell || cell || cell
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| cell || cell || cell || cell
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| cell || cell || cell || cell
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| cell || cell || cell || cell
|}
Due date: '''30 July''' at 23:59
This semester you'll design and build an Android mobile phone application that is purposeful, unique and ready to be uploaded to the Google Play Store. You will divide your effort into two parts. This is part 1.
You will submit a mobile app proposal as a PDF file named yourusername_asg1.pdf (obviously replacing yourusername with your username). To submit it push your file to GitHub and submit only a link to it in Blackboard. Your document must contain at least the following items:
# Title page including your name and email.
# Executive summary of proposed app.
# Explanation why a mobile app is a good choice for this project.
# Brief list of basic app features.
# Summary of expected users/market for this app.
# Descriptions of most common use-cases anticipated.
# Mock-ups of views of your proposed app, preferably screenshots.
# Timeline for implementation.
A well-written proposal can get full marks whether I accept it for the final assignment or not. But you probably would rather get it right the first time. To do that - make sure the project you pick is not too easy or too hard. Since you may not know what that means - it's probably a good idea to check with me about it first.
Your app '''must''' use and be based around data from the [http://open.canada.ca/data/en/dataset Government of Canada Open Data] web site preferably in XML or JSON format. Other formats may be considered but must first be approved by your instructor. Each student will choose a different dataset for their app. The following table will track student choices which will be assigned on a first-come first-served bases. You may edit the table yourself or if you don't have a wiki account: send me an email and I'll do it for you.
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Student name !! App name !! Dataset name !! Dataset URL
|-
| cell || cell || cell || cell
|-
| cell || cell || cell || cell
|-
| cell || cell || cell || cell
|-
| cell || cell || cell || cell
|-
| cell || cell || cell || cell
|-
| cell || cell || cell || cell
|-
| cell || cell || cell || cell
|-
| cell || cell || cell || cell
|-
| cell || cell || cell || cell
|-
| cell || cell || cell || cell
|-
| cell || cell || cell || cell
|-
| cell || cell || cell || cell
|-
| cell || cell || cell || cell
|-
| cell || cell || cell || cell
|-
| cell || cell || cell || cell
|-
| cell || cell || cell || cell
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| cell || cell || cell || cell
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| cell || cell || cell || cell
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| cell || cell || cell || cell
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| cell || cell || cell || cell
|}
