Course Name: CS373
Unique: 91055

First Name: Joe
Last Name: Peacock
EID: jhp667
E-mail: j.peacock@utexas.edu
Estimated number of hours: 20
Actual    number of hours: ~28

Turnin CS Username: jromeem
GitHub ID: jromeem
GitHub Repository Name: cs373-wc
Google App Engine URL:  http://msp684.appspot.com

Group Member First Name: Michael
Group Member Last Name: Pace
Group Member EID: msp684
Group Member E-mail: mpace1027@gmail.com
Group Member Rating: excellent
Group Member Point Adjustment:

Group Member First Name: Harrison
Group Member Last Name: He
Group Member EID: hh7735 
Group Member E-mail: harrisonhe824@gmail.com
Group Member Rating: excellent
Group Member Point Adjustment:

Group Member First Name: Andy
Group Member Last Name: Hsu
Group Member EID: ah28348
Group Member E-mail: andyhsu@utexas.edu
Group Member Rating: excellent
Group Member Point Adjustment:

Group Member First Name: Jerome
Group Member Last Name: Martinez
Group Member EID: jm49674
Group Member E-mail: jerome.e.martinez@gmail.com
Group Member Rating: excellent
Group Member Point Adjustment:

Group Member First Name: Justin
Group Member Last Name: Salazar
Group Member EID: jrs3597
Group Member E-mail: jrsalazar89@gmail.com
Group Member Rating: excellent
Group Member Point Adjustment:

Comments:

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Group Member Ratings
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Excellent: consistently went above and beyond; tutored partner; carried more than her fair share of the load.

Very Good: consistently did what she was supposed to do; very well prepared and cooperative.

Satisfactory: usually did what she was supposed to do; minimally prepared and cooperative.

Marginal: sometimes failed to show up; rarely prepared.

Deficient: often failed to show up; rarely prepared.

Unsatisfactory: consistently failed to show up; unprepared.

Superficial: practically no participation.

No Show: no participation at all.

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Code of Conduct
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I attest that I have written every line of code that I have submitted
and I take full responsibility for the origin of all the code submitted.
In particular, if any of the code was originally written in a previous
semester or another course I will so acknowledge via e-mail to the
grader.