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=Muthris=
Muthris is a math themed, Tetris-based game inspired by Cuyo. Players control falling blocks which must be grouped in certain ways in-order to clear that grouping from the board. For more details, see the project's Vision and Scope document contained in its Sugar Labs' Gitorious repository (once the repository is working...).
==Developers==
*[[User:Dpk3062|Douglas Krofcheck]]
==Goals==
* To be fun to play
* To teach mathematical concepts
* To be discrete in its teachings
==Schedule and Tasks==
* By April 24th, 2009
** Get committing to the GIT repository working
** Commit the Vision and Scope document
** Come up with a revised project schedule
* By May 1st, 2009
** Have completed the SRS and architecture documentation
** Developers completed the Python tutorials and books
* By May 8th, 2009
** Developers completed the PyGame tutorials
** Start coding
==Project Risks==
* Git repository not currently working for any developers
* Developers do not know Python well
* Developmental time constraints
* Short overall time frame
Muthris is a math themed, Tetris-based game inspired by Cuyo. Players control falling blocks which must be grouped in certain ways in-order to clear that grouping from the board. For more details, see the project's Vision and Scope document contained in its Sugar Labs' Gitorious repository (once the repository is working...).
==Developers==
*[[User:Dpk3062|Douglas Krofcheck]]
==Goals==
* To be fun to play
* To teach mathematical concepts
* To be discrete in its teachings
==Schedule and Tasks==
* By April 24th, 2009
** Get committing to the GIT repository working
** Commit the Vision and Scope document
** Come up with a revised project schedule
* By May 1st, 2009
** Have completed the SRS and architecture documentation
** Developers completed the Python tutorials and books
* By May 8th, 2009
** Developers completed the PyGame tutorials
** Start coding
==Project Risks==
* Git repository not currently working for any developers
* Developers do not know Python well
* Developmental time constraints
* Short overall time frame