nickycadavillo
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8 years ago Answer the following questions in comments on your WIP Issue:
- What is the best way to ask a question? After attempting the problem, googling it, then trying to work with a fellow student, you may then ask the instructor. It is best to explain what you're trying to do, how you attempted to do it, and what research you've found.
- How can you explicitly schedule time with your instructor to review a problem? Through calendly, during lab time, office hours.
- Are there any other times that we're available? Lab hours, office hours by appointment, during the weekly one on one sessions, and via slack.
- What are the three possible grades applied to every assignment? What do they mean? red - incomplete, orange - not yet, green - satisfactory
- What is the link to your GitHub profile? Your profile image? https://github.com/nickycadavillo
- In what week do we plan to review material? Week 5, halfway through the program
- At what time does class begin? Is attendance mandatory? Lecture is 9 am and attendance is mandatory
- After what amount of time are you counted late? It is up to the instructors discretion, but you also must contact Dana, info@theironyard.com to let them know if you are running late.
- When are you counted absent? Does that matter? 2 latenesses in one week are counted as absence. If you miss more than 4 lectures, you may not be allowed to graduate.
- What is the most common kind of mistake in programming?
- What are some strategies you can use to work through a difficult problem? Break the problem down, use the pomodoro technique
- What exactly is the ⌥ key, anyway? It is the apple command key
- What do you think will be the biggest barrier to your success in this class? Overcoming a fixed mindset or the "imposter syndrome"
- How can you identify with the Growth and Fixed Mindsets? In what areas do you feel fixed? Where do you see the most potential for growth? I definitely identify with the fixed mindset but am working towards a growth mindset. I think after practice, I have began to improve and have more confidence in my coding. I believe that I have the most potential for growth in my javascript.
- Do you consider yourself a top-down or bottom-up thinker and why? Traditionally I consider myself a top-down thinker because I like to plan and absorb as much information as possible before I start a project.
- What do you think about your "learning style" and the debate about their validity? Which would you categorize yourself as and why? I am mostly an auditory learner, but I also have found that kinesthetic learning is a great practice.
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