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Microsoft Word - ProjectMarkingScheme.docx Team Project Marking Scheme Your API should include at least 2 controllers, and each controller needs to implement all 4 methods (GET, POST, PUT and DELETE). In the real world, some methods (e.g., post) may only be available for internal user(s). In this project, you don’t need to worry about them. The due date for source code and project report is November 28, 2021 (Sunday). One group member submits the package to the dropbox on behalf of the whole group. The project needs to be demonstrated lively, pre-record video is not acceptable. Mark Weighted Mark 1. Proposal 10 5 2. Implementation 50 20 2.1 Data model and rational 5 2.2 Data is in the cloud 2 2.3 Use Parameter stores to store the credentials 1 2.4 Use the repository pattern 4 2.5 Use AutoMapper 2 2.6 Http Get method, GetAll & GetByID 2*1 2.7 Http Post method 1 2.8 Http Put method 1 2.9 Http Delete method 1 2.10 Containerize your Web API and publish to AWS 4 2.12 Use Apigee to manage your published API 2 2.13 Your API proxy policy should include “Verify API key” 1 2.14 Generate portal to support your potential API client(s) 2 2.15 Implement a client to consume your published API, the client can be Web app, mobile app or WPF app 2.15.1 Instantiate HttpClient object 1 2.15.2 invoke all 5 methods provided in your API, each method invocation is 1 mark 5*2 2.16 Non functional requirements 1 2 Presentation 10 5 3.1 Functionalities 5 3.2 Answer questions 5 ISDG is a core programming group that supports 939 Progress Avenue, Scarborough, Ontario, Canada M1G 3T8 IT Project Proposal: Submission date: Submitted by: Project Name and Description: Briefly introduce the project. Project Purpose/Goal(s): (be brief) Why do you like to undertake this project? What problem will be solved? Who will be the beneficiary of this project? What is the impact of not initiating this project? Assumptions: Describe the assumptions (resources, policies, schedules, technologies, etc.) upon which this plan is based. Success Factors: Describe the outcomes to be realized – distinguish between “must haves” and “nice to haves”. What will success look like / be measured once the project is complete? Risk Factors: Are there identifiable risks related to either the completion or non-completion of this project? These might include items such as security issues, regulatory concerns, public relations or institutional image factors, or academic potentials? Projected Project Resources: (outline what you know at this point in time) Project Needs Hardware Software Other (Please specify) Group Project Proposal Template - Page 1 of 3 Group Project Proposal Template - Page 3 of 3