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| + | ======HPC 0 EoCE 0x0: Replication====== | ||
| + | A big focus of the course was the creation of documentation as you performed the various projects- ultimately assembled on your portfolio page.\\ | ||
| + | The project documentation needs to be process complete and accurate- the original author, or someone else (either in the class or another individual in the future) should be able to reference that documentation and replicate that project.\\ | ||
| + | To put this to the test, choose to perform a project performed by another person in the class, and follow their documentation through to project completion.\\ | ||
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| + | Answer the following: | ||
| + | - Who was the author, what was the project, and where is the URL to the project documentation you chose? (Does the documentation state the author, project title, etc.?) | ||
| + | - Does the documentation lead to a successful and operational conclusion? | ||
| + | - Is the documentation complete? (No inferred steps with respect to the project needed to be taken) | ||
| + | - Is the documentation organized, easy to read any follow? | ||
| + | - Is the documentation nicely formatted, utilizing wiki formatting features? (ie it is not just some huge paragraph or endless stream of bullets on a list). | ||
| + | - On a scale of 0 to 11 (yes, it goes to 11) rate the documentation on the above points. | ||
| + | - Provide some suggestions for improvement that would have enhanced your experience following this documentation. | ||
| + | \\ | ||
| + | Answers: | ||
| + | - The project documentation I chose to verify describes how to install an Ubuntu distribution of Linux. Brian Ewanyk is the author of the particular set of instructions I chose to follow. His instructions can be found at: http:// | ||
| + | - Brian' | ||
| + | - Brian' | ||
| + | - Brian' | ||
| + | - Brian' | ||
| + | - I rate Brian' | ||
| + | - As I stated previously, I think Brian' | ||
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