TEAM TICKET

[NathanManangan]

MORT SCORE : 2.9/3

Our Personal Scores are below

Name	Ticket	Scores
Don	Ticket	2.7+/3
Nathan	Ticket	2.7+/3
Krish	Ticket	2.7+/3
Nicky	Ticket	2.7+/3

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[samayass]

Score: 2.7+/3 - used slides instead of jupyter notebook or post

• [x] FRQ presentation on Control Structures - Explained the FRQ with pictures to be able to visualize the problem for Frog Jumps. Control structure was good but could be expanded on. The Leap Year presentation was more clear and easier to understand but overall both FRQ presentations were thorough.
• [x] 2D Arrays: Modified data by changing the monkeys to fish. Completed all the hacks correctly and clearly + explained well.

[sarayu-pr11]

Slide Deck

• talked about control structures and types
• FRQ 2018 described their answers seemed knowledgeable about what they were talking about
• FRQ 2019 thorough with their answers
• Iteration Mini-Lab changed data to fit what they want

2.7+/3 All the information was well presented, but a fastpages demo might've been more efficient nice job!

[B-G101]

• Nice use of slides to explain each part of their lesson
• I liked the use of diagrams when explaining their FRQs and their thought process for solving the problem
• Explanation of their code was very clear and they did a nice job of going through their code line by line
• I liked how they divided their presentation into each person explaining each part of FRQ
• I like how they personalization their minilab and made it object oriented instead
• Nice use of technical language when describing the objects mini lab

2.7+/3

[tangalice]

organized everything in a google slides presentation, improvement would be to organize in a Jupyter notebook on fastpages.
there was one short slide on control structures, it was good but it could've been expanded on explained the answer to both 2018 and 2019 FRQ. the explanations were in depth with pictures to illustrate. completed the monkey hacks (replaced the monkeys with fish and printed horizontally)

2.7+/3

[shreya-ahujaa]

Score: 2.7+

(use of the slideshow helped keep the presentation organized and went over each of the different code and requirements)

Control Structures

• I really liked how you went over the different elements of the control structures --> shows depth

FRQ Explanations

• I liked how the team went over the problems so everyone knew what the purpose was
• Also goes over the code for more explanation
• The use of diagrams for explaining the FRQ helps show the thought process

Iteration Minilab

• Creativity with the change of monkeys to the fish (personalization)
• explained the different parts of the mini lab well

[ellierozen]

• Explained each part of the lesson
• The methods diagram was very helpful to understand each individual part
• Explained frqs
• changed monkeys to fishies ++
• the fish are very clear and nicely shown
• explained the 2d array and iterations
• 2.7++

[AadyaDaita]

2.7+

FRQs

• [ ] The FRQs they went over were very detailed, and they explained all the answers.
• [ ] The team went over the purpose of the answers as well.

Control Structures

• [ ] Went over the components of a controlls structure, which was very detailed.

Iteration Lab

• [ ] Allt he hacks of the monkey iteration lab were done, and explained what they did

[iriisyang]

2.7+/3 google slides presentation that was well organized with clear diagrams

• good explanation of different types of control structures
• explained 2018 frq - great diagrams explaining question and thinking process
• explained 2019 frq - thorough explanation of each line of code
• change monkeys to fish and change poem lines, iterate downwards to get horizontal

[jm1021]

Slide Deck - these are banned!!! This could be done easily in blog.

Don - had a visual that shows selection, iteration, and sequence. Nathan - FRQ2018 with visual. Made it easy to understand purpose. Shared simulation code.
Nicky - FRQ2018 with visual showing multiple simulations. Algorithm to calc success rate. Don - FRQ2019 leap years. Shared leaYearCounter under selection.
Krish - FRQ2019. Picture was hard to correlate with task. Discussed algorithm of count with Modulo. Nathan/Don - created objects of fish. I would have like to see constructor line.

Really amazing. Liked the fish objects. However, remember to stay in CompSci medium.

2.9/3 for all.