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Determine team structure & rights #9

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aubertc opened this issue May 31, 2024 · 2 comments
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Determine team structure & rights #9

aubertc opened this issue May 31, 2024 · 2 comments

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@aubertc
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aubertc commented May 31, 2024

csci-1301 had an instructors / UCAs structures, with the (implicit) assumption that instructors were admin on many things:

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and that UCAs were "triage" on the website and admin on "their own" repos:

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I don't think we should maintain the assumption that your employment status determines the name of your team and your responsibilities. We could switch to a "dev." / "maintainer" / "tutor" model with rights on repos to be determined.

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I like that setup, but it may be more apt to use the "course assistant" title in that case.

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aubertc commented Jun 6, 2024

Ok. Maybe we keep it this way for now, most notably because I don't think we'll migrate the UCA repos for projects to PCP, we'll probably keep them on CSCI-1301.

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