team review 9/20

[lunaiwa]

Review Pre-Check

Name	Role	Issue
Emma Shen	SCRUM Leader	Issue
Luna Iwazaki	Frontend	Issue
Aliya Tang	Backend	Issue
Raunak Mondal	Backend	Issue
Ekamjot Kaire	DevOps	Issue

Ticket Check

https://github.com/A-REEL/Issues/issues/9#issue-1893242263

https://github.com/orgs/A-REEL/projects/2/views/1?layout=board

Team - Agile Methodology

• [x] Agile Manifesto (readME)
• [x] Diagram
• [x] SCRUM board
• [x] Individual issue
• [x] PBL vocabulary

FRQ Mini-lab

• [x] Recording
• [x] FRQ

[dolphinalt]

Emma

• Diagrams show an extremely good understanding of classes
• Extra work, showing MCs and how the things that she covered connect to the rest of the AP Exam
• really good job of explaining what is useful in the question/ how to use them to your advantage

Ekam

• Good advice on what you need to take away from the question to answer the question
• great understanding on datatypes and how they work
• Extremely creative and useful tip given (Deleting forwards shrink list, so iterate backward for no shrinkage)

[raymondYsheng]

Luna:

• Detailed diagrams that show entire process
• Good to have comments for review in the code
• Good breakdown of output of functions

Ekam:

• Good inclusion of reversing the ArrayList loop when removing elements
• Clear diagram for understanding the outcome of the FRQ
• Good use of the diagram to explain your thought process for approaching the FRQ

[dolphinalt]

Ranauk

• 2015 Q4
• Good understanding of how for looks work
• Good descriptions of his answers
• Really good diagram for explaining how the contains method works

[TayKimmy]

2022 FRQ Question 2 - Classes - Emma:

Description of Problem:

• Create a subclass Textbook given class Book
• Create a substitution method which returns true/false
• Access price, title, and edition
• Use of inheritance and super keyword

Comments:

• Had helpful diagrams about OOP and class framework
• Had complete FRQ
• Shows understanding of their code as well as their problem

Improvements:

• Show outputs of code

2023 FRQ Question 3 - Arrays and ArrayList - Ekam:

Description of Problem:

• Analyze weather data - class called WeatherData
• Records highest temperature from each day
• Upper and lower parameters for ArrayList
• Modify ArrayList to suit parameters
• Access Remove method
• longestHeatWave method to find the longest heat wave
• When iterating forward, deleting causes list to shrink - you end up deleting the same one; iterate backwards

Comments:

• Has helpful diagrams to show code
• Has an understanding of what to do and what's required
• Has complete FRQ
• Talks about scoring guidelines

Improvements:

• Can show outputs of the code
• Can maybe show what they got on FRQ and why instead of just what is needed to get point

2023 FRQ Question 4 - 2D Arrays - Aliya:

Description of Problem:

• moveCandyToFirstRow method, given column parameter (its only first row)
• Check if current location and desired location has a candy
• If current location does and desired location doesn't, move candy
• removeNextByFlavor
• Given parameter of flavor, find that flavor

Comments:

• Finished FRQ and scoring with Collegeboard guidelines
• Shows understanding of FRQ and code
• Has FRQ running
• Diagrams that complement the code

Improvements:

• Have boolean statement to verify user input
• Randomize candy flavor locations

2023 FRQ Question 1 - Methods - Luna:

Description of Problem:

• AppointmentBook class - schedules appointment with teacher
• 2 methods - isMinuteFree and reserceBlock
• Search period for free minutes
• Make appointment if free class is found

Comments:

• Has diagrams to describe and explain code/process
• Provides explanation of Java methods and control structures
• Has comments on code for explanation
• Talks about struggles/challenges
• Has outside resources
• Has complete FRQ

Improvements:

• Can show outputs of the FRQ
• Show scoring related to Collegeboard guidelines

2015 FRQ Question 4 - Classes - Raunak:

Description of Problem:

• NumberGroup interface with method Contains
• Class Range implements NumberGroup
• Represents range of consecutive integers between min and max
• Contains method - checks if a given number is stored in groupList

Comments:

• Shows understanding of code
• Has complete FRQ

Improvements:

• Can score using collegeboard guidelines
• Can show outputs or FRQ running
• Has multiple questions on same blog so it is confusing which one was his

[realethantran]

Emma

2022 FRQ Question 2 - Classes

• Created a Textbook subclass based on the Book class
• Developed a method for substitution that provides a true/false response
• Accessed price, title, and edition
• Employed inheritance and the super keyword
• Utilized helpful diagrams explaining OOP and class structure
• Demonstrated understanding of both the problem and the code

Ekam

2023 FRQ Question 3 - Arrays and ArrayList

• Analyzed weather data using a WeatherData class
• Recorded the highest temperature for each day
• AdjustedArrayList based on given parameters
• Implemented methods for accessing and removing data
• Informative diagrams to illustrate the code
• Understands task well
• Discussed scoring guidelines, showed understanding of FRQ

Aliya

2023 FRQ Question 4 - 2D Arrays:

• Implemented the moveCandyToFirstRow method based on a given column parameter
• Checked for candy at current and desired locations and move accordingly
• Implemented the removeNextByFlavor method based on the specified flavor
• Complete work, demonstrated understanding of the FRQ and the provided code
• helpful diagrams complementing the code

Luna

2023 FRQ Question 1 - Methods

• Created an AppointmentBook class to schedule appointments with a teacher
• Implemented methods to search for free minutes and make appointments
• Used diagrams to describe the code and the process
• Provided explanations of Java methods and control structures
• Comments helped to explain the code

Raunak

2015 FRQ Question 4 - Classes

• Created a NumberGroup interface with a Contains method
• Implemented a Range class representing a range of consecutive integers
• Implemented a Contains method to check if a given number is in the group
• Good understanding of the code
• Complete FRQ in accordance to CollegeBoard guidelines