## Grade by Group

#### Grading Guidelines
- [ ] Did they present a powerpoint or similar technology?
- [ ] Did every group member speak during the presentation?
- [ ] Did they deploy their project (github or heroku)?

### Did they meet all project requirements?

#### Your visualization must include:
- [ ] a Python Flask powered RESTful API
- [ ] HTML/CSS
- [ ] JavaScript
- [ ] at least one database (MySQL, MongoDB, SQLite, etc.)

#### Your project should fall into one of the below four tracks:
- [ ] A custom "creative" D3.js project (i.e. non-standard graph or chart)
- [ ] A combination of Web Scraping and Leaflet or Plotly
- [ ] A dashboard page with multiple charts all updating from the same data
- [ ] A "thick" server that performs multiple manipulations on data in a database prior to visualization (must be approved)

- [ ] Your project should include at least one JS library that we did not cover.
- [ ] Your project must be powered by a dataset with at least 100 records.
- [ ] Your project must include some level of user-driven interaction (e.g. menus, dropdowns, textboxes, etc.)
- [ ] Your final visualization should ideally include at least three views

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Give the same grade & feedback to each student within the group.
Be subjective in the gradient (-, +) of the letter grade. Give specific feedback students can take action on for future projects.
100% (A) 80% (B) 70% (C) 60% (D) <60% (F)

Empty Repository (I) Students should receive this grade only if they are submitting empty repositories. If the student has still attempted the homework assignment and was unable to get it fully functioning, they should still receive a letter grade, not an 'Incomplete'.

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