TEAM INFORMATION SHEET& SURVEY

Complete the following with short answers. This is a graded assignment.

Once your Team Information Sheet is complete, upload a soft copy to this
assignment's submission folder on Canvas. Just one information sheet per
group. Then complete the short team survey here:
https://sjsu.qualtrics.com//SE/?SID=SV_ezjrAmS8uXSDDXT (Links to an
external site.) Please read the instructions carefully.

TEAMMEMBERSHIP
List the members here with basic contact info (full name, phone and email at a
minimum, but also instant messengers or other methods you intend to use).
Mohit Modi 510 371 1840

mohit.modi@sjsu.edu

COMMUNICATION
Towards the middle of the semester and on,you should expect to meet face-to-face
at least once a week,outside of class.
1. When and where will you do that?
Tuesday 12:00 PM at BBC LAB
2. How will you communicate with each other between meetings (email, cell
phones, instant messaging, Yahoo groups, set up a wiki and/or blog)?
Emails, Cell phones messages or phone calls if necessary.
3. How will you keep track of different versions (including backups!) of the
project (i.e. which is the most recent version, who has edited it last). Options
include Google Docs, Dropbox or similar services.
Google Docs, Personal External Hardrive or Flash drive, Attachment
on Emails.

SETTLING TEAM DISPUTES

AND PEER EVALUATIONS

Although you may believe that youll be able to work with your friends / classmates
on a team project for weeks or months and not have any disputes, this is unlikely.

The goal in teamwork is not to avoid disputes (sometimes disputes are a good sign
because it means your teammates really care about the project!) but rather to
settle them in an effective and constructive manner. But not all disputes are the
same. Disagreements about design, due dates, etc should be handled via your
agreed upon decision making process. Disputes about work distribution and /or
project participation are another matter and need to be handled with care and you
may come to see me if there are concerns that cannot be handled by your team (i.e.
a teammate that simply never comes to class). The peer evaluations are another
way to manage team participation. Everyone in your teamneeds to read the peer
evaluation form now and understand how the final deliverable grade is calculated
and the potential impact of peer evaluations.Please include signatures - typed
name or hand signed - from all teammates with your team ground rules
deliverable:

By signing below I agree that I have read and understand the peer
evaluation form and its potential impact on my final course deliverable
grade:

Pyae Phyo Aung 01/28/2016