In this section, we will cover the steps and guidelines for submitting your final project for the MUMPS (M) Programming Course. This is a crucial part of the course as it allows you to demonstrate your understanding and application of the concepts learned throughout the modules.

Your project submission should include comprehensive documentation. This documentation should cover the following aspects:

• Project Title and Description: Provide a clear and concise title for your project along with a brief description of its purpose and functionality.
• Requirements: List all the software and hardware requirements needed to run your project.
• Installation Instructions: Provide step-by-step instructions on how to set up and run your project.
• Usage Guide: Explain how to use the different features of your project.
• Code Explanation: Include comments in your code to explain the logic and functionality of different sections. Additionally, provide a high-level overview of the code structure in the documentation.

Ensure that your code is well-organized and follows best practices. Your code submission should include:

• Source Code: All the source code files required to run your project.
• Directory Structure: A clear and logical directory structure for your project files.
• Version Control: Use a version control system (e.g., Git) to manage your code. Include a link to your repository if applicable.

Your project should be thoroughly tested to ensure it works as expected. Include the following in your submission:

• Test Cases: Provide a list of test cases that you have used to validate your project. Include both positive and negative test cases.
• Test Results: Document the results of your tests, including any issues encountered and how they were resolved.

Submit your project in a compressed format (e.g., ZIP or TAR.GZ) that includes all the necessary files and documentation. Ensure that the compressed file is named appropriately, following the format: YourName_ProjectTitle.zip.

1. Prepare Your Project: Ensure that all the required files and documentation are included in your project directory.
2. Compress Your Project: Create a compressed file of your project directory.
3. Upload Your Project: Log in to the course submission portal and upload your compressed project file.
4. Submit Documentation: Fill out the submission form with the required details, including your project title, description, and any additional comments.
5. Confirm Submission: Review your submission details and confirm the submission.

Your project will be evaluated based on the following criteria:

• Functionality: Does the project meet the requirements and perform the intended functions correctly?
• Code Quality: Is the code well-organized, readable, and follows best practices?
• Documentation: Is the documentation comprehensive, clear, and easy to follow?
• Testing: Has the project been thoroughly tested, and are the test cases and results well-documented?
• Innovation: Does the project demonstrate creativity and innovative use of MUMPS concepts?

• Incomplete Documentation: Ensure that your documentation is complete and covers all the required aspects.
• Unorganized Code: Keep your code well-organized and follow a logical directory structure.
• Lack of Testing: Thoroughly test your project and document the test cases and results.
• Missing Files: Double-check that all the necessary files are included in your submission.

• Start Early: Begin working on your project early to avoid last-minute rush and ensure you have enough time for testing and documentation.
• Seek Feedback: If possible, seek feedback from peers or mentors before submitting your project.
• Review Requirements: Carefully review the project requirements and ensure that your submission meets all the criteria.

Submitting your final project is a significant milestone in the MUMPS (M) Programming Course. By following the guidelines and ensuring that your project is well-documented, thoroughly tested, and meets the requirements, you will be well-prepared for a successful submission. Good luck!