Rohan Bojja - Sprint 2 - CSP Objectives

[Rbojja23]

Link to blog: https://rbojja23.github.io/rohan_2025/2024/09/05/Sprint2A-PopCornHAcks_IPYNB_2_.html

Assignment	Points	Grade	Evidence
Baseline Grade	55%	55%	This is the lowest possible score for not submitting the task that should have been completed.
Max Grade	90%	88%	I gave myself an 88% for the maximum grade, due to efficiently completing all my homework and popcorn hacks and understanding the knowledge thoroughly, but something I could improve on is creating more original examples and attempting more of the extra credit.
Pull Request (Integration)	1	0.88	Our group diligently completed the pull requests and had more than average completed by the end of the preparation. We did not run into any large issues while requesting, due to changing all of our lessons within our pages, not overriding others.
Relevancy Checklist (Peer)	2	1.75	Our code was relevant to our topic, data abstractions, but I felt that I could have spoken up more about the abstraction part of the data types, rather than their use cases.
Lesson Style (Period)	1	0.80	We integrated a codepen, where html was used to output code in a fun and interactive way. Neil and I made a quizziz as well, in order to give an interactive way for the participants to practice. We could have modified the visual style as well to make it more appealing.
Homework, Popcorn Hacks	1 x 5	4.7	I get a 4.7, because I completed all the homework and popcorn hacks, efficiently and with integrity. I did not submit any of them late. All of them had modified inputs, but I could improve on making them more original to myself.
Individual Contribution	1	0.88	I believe I deserve a 0.88 in individual contribution, as I completed all the lessons parts for javascript for the first 5 parts of the lesson, withe efficiency, and was not late. I presented well and explained all aspects of the lesson for my parts. I contributed to the quizziz by creating the questions about what the code outputs would be. I could have been a better help in solving errors and technical issues for the navigation.
Personal Notebooks / Blogs	1	0.88	My personal notebook and blog were all up to date with the homework and popcorn hacks, which made it simple and efficient to submit. I also presented a project on there to show my understanding of the lessons taught.
Total	11	9.56

Skill	Points	Grade	Evidence
Work Habits (Analytics)	1	0.8	I complete all my work before the due dates and submit all my homework for the lessons on time or early. However, I could use my time in class more wisely in the future.
Team Planning (Issue)	1	0.88	We used a group chat in slack to communicate, and we believe that our pull requests were timely, all of our lessons were coordinated, and our presentation was well rehearsed.
Presentation Memories	1	0.85	We coordinated our presentation well, and we split the lessons equally so that we each had a say in what we taught. However, we could have went deeper into abstraction.
Grading and Feedback	1	0.88	My grading for homework were all 0.9, nothing above or lower, because I completed the work and submitted on time.
Beyond Perfunctory	1	0.8	I believe I had to put in work to understand the javascript aspect of the lessons and code, because that is something that is new to me.

[prajnar123123213]

I liked how Rohan added comments in his code to make it easier to understand. He also had a single project that combined many concepts. In the future, I would recommend formatting your blog better since everything was just kind of listed in a single page. Maybe create a submenu or something like that to make it easier to find things.

[jm1021]

Made one page of code with and comments. He made a game incorporting all the elements of learning. He use list and dictionaries. Made ASCII art output. Discussed making JS output HTML.

[AlexRubio1]

Made a game called running the mongals which was made using everything was on one page. format it better if possible for better understanding.

[mirabelle2025]

Hi Rohan, I like the way you made comments that are easy to access and look back on. I think that you could improve on making your blog less scroll heavy and more organized.

[manas12709]

I liked your game and how it had all your learnings into one, it shows how much you understood the lessons and how we can apply these learnings in the real world. Good job Rohan!

[Githubneos]

Your final project was good and I liked how combined all the topics into one big project. Good application of topics

[Darsh220]

I like how you incorporated every important concept in two minutes and you were able to accommodate all the concepts taught in your project code. I like the project too and it was nice to see some creativity with the Javascript Output mention

[zachpeltz]

I liked the game you made for your project and how you used all the topics in a good way.