Editing Software Engineering (Fall 2025) (section)

==== Demonstration of Bot 2.0 ====

You will demonstrate version 2 of your bot to the class in two ways: a live demo and a pre-made demo, as follows.

===== Pre-made Demos =====

Task: Record a pre-made demo of your bot (about 2 minutes).
;Due: Monday, November 24th, 11:59 p.m.
;Deliverables: Each group member will record their own screencapture video of the bot in action with a voiceover.
;Turn In: a video upload to canvas (one per student).

===== Live Demos =====

Task: Conduct a live demo of your bot
;Due: In class on Tuesday, November 25th.
;Deliverables: During your 5-minute slot, show off what your bot can do.
;Turn In: no artifact -- just be present and prepared.

'''Steps'''
# I'll determine an order for presentation; you'll determine how to present the work. 
# Slides are not necessary, but a view of your bot in action is.
# To avoid awkwardness around switching laptops, my laptop will drive the projector. However, you will present from your own computer. To accomplish this, all presenting laptops will join a Zoom room and screenshare to present.

;Tips:
* In case of live demo failure, be prepared to share 2 of your pre-made demos as a fallback so that you can get good feedback.

===== Bot Feedback =====

Task: give feedback to each group
;Due: Monday, December 1, 11:59 p.m.
;Deliverables: a short paragraph of highly specific feedback; grading will be according to my detailed rubric for giving feedback in brief
;Turn In: a text submission on Canvas

;Tips:
* If you're not sure what to write based on the demo you saw, take a look at the group's repository and offer feedback based on the code and documentation you see.
* The feedback should be your view and grounded in your observations: do not use AI tools for this assignment.