PranaviInukurti
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2 years ago Total Score: 9.25/10 pts
Individual/Pair Evaluation on Create Task Project - 4.75/5pts
- Wiki/Jekyll page with design ideas and usage (1/1)
- Create Performance Task PBL feature (1/1)
- Final committed program code showing algorithms written in JS/Python (1/1)
- Written responses to all the prompts in the performance task (0.75/1 since they weren't very thorough)
- 1min video that meets CB create task requirements (1/1)
Team Final Grading Considerations - 4.5/5 pts
- PBL theme consistent through project and described in Github Pages (1/1)
- Sassy / Bootstrap (1/1)
- Blueprint illustration/demonstration (1/1)
- CRUD Async Operation - runtime and understanding of JavaScript and Fetch (0.5/1 since they didn't have asynch)
- Individual PBL MVC feature/commits showing algorithms written in JS/Python (1/1)
Link to Crossover (Pranavi) Grading
Pranavi's Evaluation - 9.25/10
Self Evaluation - 4.5/5
PBL Github pages. Jekyll, WIKI, live review focus
PBL theme consistent through project and described in Github Pages - 1/1 We had a consistent theme in base and we extended every page from base.
Sassy / Bootstrap - 1/1 We had scss files, and we used scss to have a consistent background throughout our website. We also used bootstrap in our dropdown menus. We also used Bootstrap in our buttons (DNHSinformation, Study and Health Habits).
Blueprint illustration/demonstration - 1/1 We used blueprints to organize the routes for our Python files in main.py. Instead of having multiple Python files, we routed multiple Python files from main.py (such as the files for our about us pages and the attendance pages). Aryan added his blueprint.
CRUD Async Operation - runtime and understanding of JavaScript and Fetch - 0.5/1 We implemented CRUD by making a new table called attendance. We didn't exactly use the fetch call to implement async.
Individual PBL MVC feature/commits showing algorithms written in JS/Python - 1/1 We used MVC while making the attendance page. attendance_model.py is the model, app_attendance.py is the control, the javascript in attendance.html is control, and the HTML table that displays the data is view.