Each individual has GitHub Page, Wiki, or deployed Web Page that Highlights talking points and learnings from each FRQ
Wiki is well detailed and gives thoughts, insights, and learnings on each FRQ, with code snippets too.
3/3
Sam
Each Individual has their own set of FRQs running under one page or menu
All FRQs were neatly organized in one Repl and easy to find. Problems were that I had to input the number twice for it to run and I had to rerun the program after each FRQ
2.6/3
Sam
Each Individual has a GitHub of source for every FRQ that is integrated with Deployed Java/Spring or Replit
FRQs are embedded and easy to find on site through Repl
2/2
Sam
At least 2 FRQs with input and output
Lots of FRQs have inputs, way more than minimum of 2
1/1
Sam
Sam's FRQ Comparison and Reflection
General Reflection : I struggled with some FRQs and glided through others. I think that I definitely learned a lot from these and got great practice from the ones that I was already familiar with. For some that I needed a little bit of help on, I used it as a learning opportunity and grew from it.
Comparison Reflection: Mine and Ava's FRQs had their strengths and weaknesses, I believe that they were both great. I think that while mine were a little bit more functional, they were a little bit sloppier and harder to follow. Ava's FRQs were much easier to follow and laid out very cleanly, although they were slightly less functional in the way that you had to re-run the program for each individual FRQ.
Link to Ava grading Sam Sam's Wiki / Sam's Video
Grading Ava
Sam's FRQ Comparison and Reflection