Sprint 2 Checklist

[aaguy-hue]

Lesson Building

Assignment	Points	Grade	Evidence
Pull Request (Integration)	2	1.7
Relevancy Checklist (Peer)	2	1.74	77.5/90 + 79/90 = 1.74, Tables are copied below, here are the two reviews: Review 1 and Review 2
Lesson (Group)	1	0.92
Homework, Popcorn Hacks	1 x 8	0.9014	Grade: (0.9+0.82+0.96+0.91+0.92+0.9+0.9)/7 ≈ 0.9014 Unit 3 (0.9): Unit 4 (0.82): Unit 5 (0.96): Unit 6 (0.91): Unit 7 (0.92): Unit 8 (0.9): Unit 9 (0.9):
Individual Contribution	1	0.9	I had about 5000 insertions and 5000 deletions, and a lot of commits, a very large amount. I was in charge of preparing three sections of the unit and helped organize my group as the scrum master.
Personal Notebooks / Blogs	1	0.89	My notes have an activity at the end of each unit to demonstrate my understanding of that unit's concepts. It also helps me make sure I remember the concept. These notes have details in case I may want to look them up at some point.
Total	12

Skill	Points	Grade	Evidence
Work Habits (Analytics)	1	0.9	I have a very high amount of commits
Team Planning (Issue)	1	0.88	We made an outline and plan of our timeline for getting things done: https://github.com/Crusaders-of-FreeBSD/CoFBSD-Team-Teaches/issues/1
Presentation Memories	1	0.9	A few days before sprint 2 started, I had finished a book I really liked, so I figured I would bring it to the lesson. I used that book as a demo to explain the concept of classes and how we could generalize the concept of a book to create many different books. Also, while making the lessons, I had a lot of fun adding emojis and memes to make the lessons a little less monotonous. During the lessons, they helped to keep people's attention a bit. Also, everyone had a lot of fun playing the basketball game, and some people even managed to dunk the ball. When I saw someone actually get hurt, I was somewhat horrified, but it also made me realize just how invested people were in the game (although we probably shouldn't allow dunking next time for safety). Overall, I had a blast making this lesson with my group.
Grading and Feedback	1	0.93
Beyond Perfunctory	1	0.89	We were the first group to go above and beyond with interactive activities (having a basketball game)
Total	5	4.5	0.9+0.88+0.9+0.93+0.89 = 4.5

Relevancy Checklist

Tarun Jaikumar's Review

Assignment	Weightage	Grade	Comments
College Board Coverage	20	18	Seems to go over the college board content from this section
Java Examples	30	26	Examples were a bit lengthy, which might not be ideal for teaching people with (you can shorten a bit), but overall they demonstrated the concept pretty well
Popcorn Hack Usage	10	7	There was only 1 popcorn hack, although it was pretty good, I think more exercises would be helpful for understanding of the topic. Also it was a bit hard to find since it was labeled Practice.
Homework	10	9	Homework seemed to be pretty well for covering this unit's topics
Grading Plan	10	9	Had pretty clear instructions on grading and weightages from what I have seen in the grading sheet
Original and Creative	10	8.5	I like your use of emojis, and other text fonts/colors, to make the text stand out and seem more fun to students. However, in this section you can improve a bit more adding something more interactive to play around with.
Total	90	77.5	Overall great job on the lesson

Jonathan Liu's Review

Assignment	Weightage	Grade	Comments
College Board Coverage	20	19	Goes over all of the CollegeBoard material in detail
Java Examples	30	27	The examples were a little lengthy/verbose but still good
Popcorn Hack Usage	10	7	The popcorn hack was fun but it could be nice if it was labeled as a popcorn hack or there were more in quantity
Homework	10	9	Homework was helpful for my understanding
Grading Plan	10	8.5	Pretty good grading plan, very clear
Original and Creative	10	8.5	I really liked your emojis, really shows your personality, all I would ask is for more options to practice as the 1 popcorn hack was a little small.
Total	90	79	Great work on your blog!

[jm1021]

Blog summaries look good. Enjoyed looking at them. The home page of them might not be place to start. The memories and perfunctory items were too focused on basketball. But that is a good recollection, but you might want me to remember what was before the basketball as well.

[jm1021]

Notes are for each unit. Activity for unit. Praised vocab around Unit 9. Discussed many books in lesson from reading. Emojis and Basketball. Talked about process of scrum master and breakdwon

[KinetekEnergy]

I like the diagrams on your blog and I like how you defined the vocab (since it's important to know what CB or another peer is saying). I like the image you put. I also like how you talked about the organization you did. The masochism is a bit questionable though (joke).

[rahulverma13]

I liked your visualizations of the different topics, and I think you spoke really well about what you learned, maybe speak a bit slower.

[SrinivasNampalli]

I love the diagrams and it shows excellence.

[DavidL0914]

I liked your recap on unit 9 and how they helped you learn by going over the technical details.

[M8tth3]

I like how you highlighted the important vocabulary and language for the inheritance lesson. Very organized presentation and I really like your diagrams and pictures. I like how you went over everything you learned when making the team teach.

[SlothInTheHat]

I liked how you discussed your personal experiences with seeing people enjoying your lesson and how you learned soft skills from being a scrum master.

[tarasehdave]

I liked how organized you displayed your topics. It makes it more convenient for future references.

[DrishyaMody]

• Like how you talked about your thought process on making the team teach interactive and engaging The presentation was great because you touched on how you grew as a leader

[nitinsandiego]

I like your diplay of the memories you made during the team teach. I also liked the visuals you used and talked about what you learned.

[Akhil353]

The review captured what you did as an individual and how you learned from it, well done.

[trevorhuang1]

The blog organization is very clean with the nav bar as well as a brief summary of the hacks + custom examples for each. Good description of personal growth.

[JasonGuan1012]

Overall solid work and then the blog and the issue are very organized as well.

[JoshThinh]

I really like the visuals you gave and how well your organized your different topics for reference in the future.

[Th35py27]

I like how you included the diagrams and defined each terms to help understand the material better.

[Tanuj253]

your presentation skills are really good as you kept everyone engaged in a conscience summary

[ArnavNadar]

I like how to highlighted everything you learned and went through as a scrum master

[LiliWuu]

Your page is organized and the visuals are engaging

[AdityaSamavedam]

I like how you talked about fun memories and highlights and you have great visuals

[TDWolff]

AAdit was well organized and had a good demonstration of what he learned, he also was image useful which was a bonus to his grade and performance

[iKAN2025]

Good job on being well organized/creativity with the game