https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EFh8Scr3onRVVQ... Please follow this links directions. If you cannot access it let me know immediately. This project is due 11:59 Pacific time (California). In addition, these are the updated annoucements from my professor 1. For any section where you used AI, you can just write "I used AI [or the name of the AI tool] to help with this section." The rubric makes it sound more strict than it is. In short, we just want to see that you're using AI for some or all of the writing and research parts so you get experience with it. 😊 You don't have to use AI, in which case, you can just write "I didn't use AI on this part."
2. For the citations, you don't have to do formal inline citations like on Exam 2. You can write your answer in your own words and then list your sources at the end of that section.
3. A good feature should have a minimum of three screens: start, middle, end (or some combination of that). This means a minimum of 21 screens (slides) spread evenly across your seven features. You're welcome to have more than three screens per feature. Not everything on a screen needs to be clickable. If you have a screen with multiple options, like the "points of interest" feature in the sample project, you can assume the user will click on the thing that you make a different color.
You don't need to show your output from AI. All you need is one line at the top of each Step, besides Step 2, stating whether you used AI for help on that section.
The subsections (e.g., 1.1, 1.2, etc.) don't require any output. Think of those as the initial work you have to do before writing your answer in each Step.
These are some sample projects: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1bsUSNLDdzD...