[team33] Re: project
- From: Martin Larsson <i00marla@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: team33@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 27 Nov 2004 16:32:15 +0100
Hey,
Unfortunately I've been out of town the last three days, but I can't
remember that I gave any promises helping out on the testing,
anyway, my bad. As I see it my task is to do the work with Jonas
for a good experience report, I'll do my best there. If I can be of
any help for the rest of the coding tell me (as mentioned I just
started my course in java programming and therefore my
experience on that is quite limited).
Jonas, I will finish my draft for bullet one during this weekend and
do some more check up, would be fine if we can see each other
soon to talk more about the doc (I guess monday, otherwise later).
See you guys on monday
Martin
-------------------
> Hej guys,
>
> I write this email, because i'm really disappointed by the behaviour
of
> some guys. Am i always obliged to give orders for people to get
started
> with work?
> We all have a lot to do, and it's gonna be even worse soon. I don't
> understand why people didn't come to help Joachim for the testing,
> today?
> Martin you said that you would come and help Joachim for teh testing
and
> didn't do anything. This is even more surprising to see that big 50
> hours in the middle of an empty row in the number of hours that you
> work. Is it an error? I really don't think that you worked 50 hours
on
> the project plan, and since the project is almost finished, when
will do
> you think you will do the rest of your hours??
> Yusuf, i appreciate what you did for the experience report, but you
also
> said that you would come and help Joachim with the testing. Why were
you
> not there?
> Once again, as i already said, some of us invest a lot in the
project
> and try to make things good, whereas some others seem to have
completely
> forgot about it.
> I really hope that things will get better, because now comes the
worst
> part of the project, so listen carefully to the plans for next week:
>
> -the testing report will be handed in today. And in contrast with
what i
> thought, the testing is really useful, because Joachim found many
things
> that go wrong in our code (not very surprising!). We all have to
read it
> and recode what goes wring
>
> -on monday i will have a meeting with the customer and the other
project
> leaders to decide which things will be implemented or not. As you
> probably noticed, the requirements set are too high compared to what
is
> in possible to do for us. So we will lower the level a bit, and
decide
> which main requirements have to be done.
>
> -on monday we willalso have a meeting with Andreas (i'll tell you
the
> exact time later), to tell him about what is going on and maybe
have a
> feedback on the testing report.
>
> -The main problem will be to finish the coding: now our component
works
> quite bad: some functions don't work at all, some are unnecessary
> slow... so we'll have to redo some coding. Many people already
worked on
> it, so why don't the others just read the code and the testing
report
> and try to repair what is wrong? Next week we'll have to finish with
the
> coding.
>
> -Jonas i read through the report. It's good, i think. But it may
need
> more content and technical description of our problems. The rest is
> good. I remind you that everyone has to write a personal experience
> report until the 3rd of December. So do it as quickly as possible.
>
> -let's finish with the project as soon as possible so that we can
work
> for our exams, what do you think? for this we need much more
> motivation!!!
>
> See ya all on monday
>
> Alex
>
> --
> --------
> Alexei Kounine
> Email:
> <alexei.kounine@xxxxxxx>
> <aleko379@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Site:
> http://anciensdeferney.free.fr/intouch
>
>
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