feat: adds project_oop docs (#509)

Signed-off-by: Anthony D. Mays <[email protected]>

Author: anthonydmays

lesson_17/README.md

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 ## Homework
 
 - [ ] Complete [Applying SOLID principles](#applying-solid-principles-bank-atm) exercise.
+- [ ] Review [OOP Project](/project_oop/) documentation and complete user stories.
 
 ## Applying SOLID Principles (Bank ATM)
 

project_oop/README.md

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+# Project OOP
+*You down with OOP? (Yeah you know me!)*
+
+## Introduction
+
+For this project, you and your teammates are tasked with modeling a real-world problem using object-oriented and SOLID design principles, from ideation to implementation.
+
+## Project Requirements
+
+* All work must be submitted in your team's assigned GitHub repository.
+* The assignment can be completed in TypeScript or in Java.
+* Must include at least 5 types of objects that relate to each other.
+* One of your objects must be a custom data structure that provides for adding, removing, and updating items in a collection
+* Implement at least two custom exceptions.
+* Write unit tests achieving 90% code coverage
+* Must include an integration test
+* Your solution must illustrate each of the SOLID principles
+* Each team member must contribute at least one commit containing code and tests.
+* Include a README for your repo including a description of the problem you're solving, the solution, and how you would improve your solution.
+
+# Presentation Requirements
+
+* Your total time will be limited to 10 minutes and up to 10 slides.
+* Each member of the team must speak during the presentation.
+* Your presentation must address the following questions:
+    * What problem were you attempting to solve?
+    * How does your design address the solution?
+    * How did you address each of the SOLID principles?
+    * How would you improve on your solution?
+
+## Extra Credit
+
+Design a CLI that allows users to interact with your application. Check out the code in [lesson_10](/lesson_10/libraries/src/cli/) for an example.
+
+## Timeline
+
+* Submit three user stories (Monday, 11/4 5PM ET)
+* Receive approval for your user stories (Tuesday, 11/5 1PM ET)
+* Finish code commits (11/8, 1PM ET)
+* Give presentation (11/11, 1PM ET)
+
+## Grading
+
+Your grade for this project will amount to 25% of your final grade in the course.
+
+* 50% of your project grade will be composed of a team score. Your final solution and presentation will be assessed on how well it meets the described functional and technical requirements. Work submitted after the assigned deadline will result in a deduction of points.
+    * Completing the extra credit will enable up to an additional 50% increase to the team score component.
+* The remaining 50% of your grade will be composed of an individual score. The individual score will be computed based on survey feedback from your teammates and the instructors/TAs regarding your technical ability, communication skills, and teamwork contributions.