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Course: CS 4911, Fall 2008School: Georgia Tech
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Grading Design Criteria CS 4911 Fall 2006 Team: 1. Conceptual Architecture and Rationale Conceptual Architecture Static 10 Conceptual Architecure Dynamic 10 Rationale Discussion 10 2. Detailed Design Design Detailed Static 15 Detailed Design Dynamic 15 3. User Interface Design (Screen Mockups) 4. Overall Design Quality (Patterns/Principles) TOTAL DOCUMENT GRADE 20 XXX 20 XXX 100 XXX 30 XXX 30 XXX
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CS 4911 Fall 2006
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