Sprint 2 Issue

[EthanZ123]

Link to Blog: https://ethanz123.github.io/ethan_2025/lessons/

Assignment	Points	Grade	Evidence
Pull Request (Integration)	1	0.80	We ended doing a pull request after some failures, but we learned
Relevancy Checklist (Peer)	2	1.8	We stayed relevant to the topic and we communicated throughout the project
Lesson Style (Period)	1	0.8	We were able to fix our lesson after it didnt look good during our presentation.
Homework, Popcorn Hacks	1 x 5	0.9 x 5	All my homework and popcorn hacks were submitted on time and good quality
Individual Contribution	1	0.9	I contributed to my part and did my job
Personal Notebooks / Blogs	1	0.9	I created blogs with all the lessons on it
Total	11

Skill	Points	Grade	Evidence
Work Habits (Analytics)	1	0.8	I have good work habits and I'm able to get my work done. I just need to commit more
Team Planning (Issue)	1	0.9	My team and I were able to plan the team teach and work through it
Presentation Memories	1	0.9	A memory of the presentation was learning about the subject myself
Grading and Feedback	1	0.9	We graded based off our guidelines and did. not just give everyone full score.
Beyond Perfunctory	1	0.9	I think I tried really hard on this and to understand my code.

[alexgstf]

Hi Ethan, I like your navigation bar on the main page but I think you could add some descriptions or titles for the lessons instead of just numbers. Nice job explaining how you incorporated content from the lessons into your final project. I also like how you explained your improvement and growth throughout the lessons.

[jm1021]

Simplistic lesson page menu, added overview. Added examples in lesson. Made a final project with grades and uses fundamentals. Discussed learning for himself to teach. He reflected on beginning to now, feels like he can become independent.

[code259]

I like how detailed your summary descriptions are, they show your understanding. Also you final project is quite useful as it has real application that people could possibly use, plus it also shows the application of what you learned and taught from the lessons. Nice work.

[Rbojja23]

I really liked how you have an example for each piece of the lesson. I liked you application for a final project to show what you learned, and how you used all of the fundamentals, such as if else statements. I also liked how you explained it used each aspect. I liked how you talked about what you liked ad notable parts, and how you learned different things, such as the Fibonnaci sequence.

[Darsh220]

Your page has a nice and minimalistic look to it and shows your overall understanding of the material taught and I like that. Your implementation of SCSS styling is also perfect and I like how the page looks neat. Great implementation of key lessons in the project. Good job!!

[Akshaj-G]

The overview for each is really neat and beneficial. Your code for the final project looks really authentic, and includes fragments of all the lessons. You also had a really nice presentation.

[tarunrayavarapu]

Your use of the links and dropdowns are very descriptive and give good insight on how you have been doing in the class.

[arshiadebroy]

Hi Ethan, I liked that you had a description of every lesson and the hacks, as well as what you learned from them. I liked how you went into how the team teach helped you learn and grow as an individual.

[DakshaG001]

I liked your overally description of your final project and how you were able to go into detail about it

[mirabelle2025]

Hi Ethan, I like your final project and how you have overviews of each lesson. Great job!

[illuminati1618]

I like how you made a grade calculator which seems like a good usage of learnings. I also like that you had a summary of the topics used in the project. I think your website idea is nice as you have a main example for each lesson that we learned along with a short summary for yourself. I like that you initially needed a lot of help from teammates but now you understand how to do it on your own!

[neil9674]

1. I liked your final project, and how it used all the topics covered in class. You also talked about your favorite parts for this project, which was specifically mathematical equations.
2. You also talked about how you were more independent as a result of the lesson

[prajnar123123213]

Ethan had a blog with a summary and a separate blog that had his final project. His project used many of the concepts we learned. He talked about how he liked learning the material that he had to teach, and how it was exciting. I liked his formatting of the summary.

[AlexRubio1]

Made a submenu with a not working image, for final project he made a grading process where he used lots of if/else statements and how you went into detail with your learning journey.

[Githubneos]

The navigation page with the links and drop-down menus was descriptive. The formatting of the summary was also nice.

[ArhaanM123]

I like how detailed the summary you made is as it really showed your understanding. Your final project was very good as you included every topic of the lesson into it. Great job!

[mihirthaha]

I liked your summaries and how detailed it was, and it showed great understanding of the project. I like how you included every topic of the lesson. Well done!

[zachpeltz]

I loved your final project and your summaries were very in depth.