Message 27/1456  From Anthony J Gabrielson          Nov 15, 06 01:10:26 PM -0500
iTo: Chris Guffey <cguffey@gmail.com>
cc: all
Subject: Re: Final Project
RJLRef: $PH/06f522/SetGame06f/schedule_ag061115.txt
Chris,
        I had been thinking about that:

On Wed, 15 Nov 2006, Chris Guffey wrote:

> I don't mind doing more than what I'm listed for there. It doesn't
> look like much as it is but maybe once I see a more detailed
> explanation than it will look like more. Otherwise I probably help
> either you or Alison with your end.

Thats what I was hoping.  In my outline proposal I'm really hoping to
align leads with areas of expertise (that I know of).  If I missed
someone's expertise, my apologies.  I think this project should be alot of
fun, it looks like a neat game.

> The only thing not really listed in your timeline is that we need some
> time to understand the code written by the 04 group. And also testing.
>
In the next week we should all at least look at the code from '04.  I am
hoping Alison has time to do a test run on the network code that is there
and get an idea of what she likes/dislikes.  I'm hoping to start working
on an intial version of the GUI tomorrow night that can do *something*.

>> Timeline:
>> 11/21/06: Write up what needs to change for this to work.
>> 11/28/06: Good implementation of basic test cases
>> 12/05/06: Networking Demos working & GUI demos working
>> Network: Should have a good stand alone demo that sends properly formed
>> messages to simulate a game.
>> GUI: Should interface with Middleware to play a stand alone game
>> 12/12/06: GUI should be plugged into networking code for full
>> functionality
>>        Should have a fully functional network game
Do others think this timeline look feasible?
Thanks,
Anthony