Video Recording

Your video recording must demonstrate the following steps, in order:

$$ Start with your IDE open and your code visible. Ensure all the code is clear and

visible for both Part $1$ and Part $2.$ Our graders will pause the video to verify your code.

Please make sure to scroll slowly if scrolling is necessary to show all of your code.

$$ Execute the Python code. You can do this directly within the IDE. Note that the file must

successfully run for credit.

$$ Demonstrate the resulting CSV generated by your code.

PLEASE SEE THE VIDEO REQUIREMENTS BELOW. YOUR VIDEO MUST ADHERE TO

THESE GUIDELINES. ANY VIDEO THAT DOES NOT WILL RECEIVE AN AUTOMATIC $0.$

Video Requirements

Note the following key points and restrictions for this video submission:

$1.$ Duration: Your video should not exceed $2$ MINUTES. Videos longer than this will not be

accepted and will be assigned an automatic $0.$

$2.$ Recording: You may use any recording tool you choose to record the video. There are

some software suggestions in the Assignment $7$ Resources folder on Brightspace.

$3.$ Submission: The video MUST be submitted using the Panopto Student Submission

option. See the Assignment $7$ Upload Instructions located in the Assignment $7$ folder on

Brightspace. This walks you through the submission process.

$4.$ Continuity: Your video MUST be one continuous shot. No cropping, cutting, or editing is

allowed.

$5.$ Optional Additions: You may choose to include features such as callouts, a title screen,

etc., but these are not mandatory.

$6.$ Narration: Voice narration is optional. You can decide to provide a verbal explanation

during your recording if you wish.

$7.$ File Identification: The code file you use during your recording MUST contain a

comment at the top with your name and the date and time of your recording.

$8.$ Package Requirements: You MUST use the psycopg$2$ or SQLAlchemy packages.

$9.$ IDE Requirements: You MUST use an IDE that visibly shows both the execution of your

commands and the resulting output $($such as VS Code, PyCharm, or Jupyter Notebook$).$

Running commands from the command line while typing in Notepad is not allowed.

$10.$ Comments: Start by adding a comment at the top of your code with your #Name, #Date,

and #Time of recording. Then, for each subsequent step, precede your code with a

single$-$line comment indicating the step number $($example: # Step $1,$ # Step $2,$ etc$)$