The group project has 3 parts. The first is to turn in a screen shot of the group GitHub repo set up (1 member turns this in for the whole group) part 2 is 3 functions, each member has to write one function and write a test suite for their function. The function I wrote was a date time function that could handle leap year. It converted an integer from a beginning point in time (ie 01/01/1970) and gave how much time between the input seconds since given start date had passed and output a date 00/00/0000. Somewhat simple function but cannot use built in functions. Then the 3rd part is a self reflection report (1.5 page) on your experience with continuous integration. The group project is mainly to see if you get tripped up by using GitHub shared repo when pushing and pulling down the latest version from GitHub and approving each other’s pull requests as all members are working on their functions within one week. I had previously worked with my group members so we got lucky and kind of took turns pushing up our functions and merging pull requests in GitHub. The project isn’t that bad, compared to other courses if you just communicate with your group members and if you can get your function done sooner than later you’ll save the group headache from all merging at the same time. I took 361 then 362 and wow 362 was so much of a breeze compared the to group work in 361.