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--- magistraleinformaticanetworking:spm:spm1516project [09/12/2015 alle 15:10 (10 anni fa)] – [Alternatives] Marco Danelutto
+++ magistraleinformaticanetworking:spm:spm1516project [21/01/2016 alle 12:18 (10 anni fa)] (versione attuale) – [Workflow] Marco Danelutto
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 ==== Workflow ====
 A valid project is the result of the execution of an ordered set of steps:
-  - the student must agree the subject with the professor, and the pairing student-project has to be published on the project assignment table
+  - the student must agree the subject with the professor, and the pairing student-project has to be published on the project assignment table (agreement should go through an email to the professor with subject "SPM project")
   - the project design has to be completed and agreed again with the professor
   - the project implementation has to be completed, debugged and validated
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   * a short manual detailing how the project may be compiled and tested from the sources
   * experimental results validating design and performances
+More in detail:
+  * **experiment results** should show scalability, speedup and efficiency of the implementation(s) as well as the difference among the measured values and the expected ones (according to the performance models)
+  * the **short user manual** should be detailed enough to enable me to run tests with your software (what should I compile, how, which are the parameters to use to launch experiments, how can I vary parallelism degree, which input files do I need, where are they)
+  * the **major design choices** should be exposed at high level of abstraction, mentioning the patterns used, the policies adopted, if the case, particular algorithms or data types used, etc. It is not required to specify the known parts of the assignments (e.g. I don't want to see space wasted to explain GOL rules or NQ problem description)
+  * at the very beginning, please state clearly in a single sentence the problem solved, the programming framework(s) used, their version (if significant) and the architecture(s) used to run the experiments.
 ==== Project validity ====