FRQ #1 Ticket

[aaravarora01]

ASCII Art Notebook

2019 FRQ Question 1

Team Deployed Two Sites on AWS: Site 1 Site 2

[vunsh]

3/3

Has a customized 2d array iteration example, completed frq and deployed website.

[somaditya1]

Overall Group Grade: 2.7 This grade is deserving because of the following attributes:

• Singular FRQ has been analyzed and discussed amongst group members, demonstrating key learning and collaboration -Organized presentation tactics, each individual came prepared and understood their role. -Questions create an interactive presentation, although some questions were confusing. -Dissection of code, proving a somewhat thorough understanding of the FRQs. -Group members were loud and easy to hear. -Presenantaton was way still over the time requirement.

[saumyapalk23]

I think you guys had thorough explanations of your methods and integers which were integrated within your FRQ solutions and explanations. I thought your bee array and the teddy bear were pretty unique and creative and I liked how you guys talked about the errors you faced and how you fixed them. I also thought your quiz questions were unique.

[Adi-K-Coding]

FRQ explanation was good. Double backslash review was good touch. Bees and teddy bear array/poem. Small touches such as prefix statement and singular bear in teddy bear array was nice touch.

[xXAASXx]

Overall score Score: 2.7/3

• This is the team score overall as every person talked well about what they did.
• Good amount of FRQs that demonstrated their learning (2020 and 2019)
• Quiz was a good addition to the presentation
• Explained each part of the Free Response Question Lesson

[TianbinLiu]

Good presentation

All work is completed. Fewer description and commend for the code. Some completed all work and did extra things (quiz questions), but one no even completed basic work(like no displaying horizontally). Everyone just presents his own work on different pages. No communication, no pair work.

[aaditgupta21]

• Good presentation on FRQ explanation
• The quiz was a little confusing
• Arrays learning was very in-depth
• Overall great demonstration of learning for this week

2.7/3

[jm1021]

Aarav leap year FRQ - abbreviated discussion and comments is good to see. both part highlighted key points, but I would use mouse and talk forward vs to the screen. Next he talked about ASCII art. Discussed how people did parts. Aarav answered imperative. Also questions.

Braeden - started with overview of questions. discussed the last digit check. maybe a little more intro or visual on difficult problem. Changed lab to Bears and did plural checks and horizontal.

Tigran - leap year successes in range. discussed 0 based counting. Highlighted difficulties. Adaption of Monkeys. A little short.

Vunsh - did same of Braeden. Introduce by Braeden.

Could have been a little more integration across team. But highlight and time were much more appropriate. 2.7 for those present.

[ghost]

2.7/3 They had good explanations and nice arrays. One thing they could improve on would be to have everything on one page to do things all together vs everyone all doing their own things.

[PrishaB]

Overall 2.7/3

I believe you guys had good explanations and good arrays. Could find a better way to display teamwork though. Otherwise, keep up the good work!