Colin Review Ticket

[connorw72]

Total Score from Partner (Allison Huang): 9.7/10

seen below

Total Self Score: 9.5/10

[KoolKidKai]

Total Score from Partner (Allison Huang): 9.7/10

seen below

Total Self Score: 9.5/10

https://github.com/connorw72/food/wiki/Create-Task-Colin

Individual Create Task Evaluation - 4.9/5

• [x] Wiki/Jekyll with design ideas and usages (1/1) All requirements of CB task are recognized and explains usage in project

• [x] Create Performance Task PBL Feature (0.9/1) Create task is finished to CB standards. I would still like to add more features for the final project I submit for the AP exam, and I also needed to use more guidance than I would've preferred to create it. (-0.1)

• [x] Final program showing code is JS/Python (1/1) Final code has been committed, deployed and can be found within project files

• [x] Written response to prompts from Performance Task (1/1) All responses can be found in the wiki. They meet word count requirements and have code snippets for all sections. I think I did well on the explanations in general as well.

• [x] 1 min video that meets CB requirements (1/1) Runtime video is in wiki and shows entire project to CB task requirements. It is shorter than 1 min, but I think its ok. CB only states less than 1 min, but does not give a minimum time requirement.

Team Final Grading - 4.6

PBL/Github pages (2.1/2.5)

• [x] PBL theme consistent (0.5/0.5) Theme of pet adoption is consistent throughout project and PBL files and is well developed in the Github pages.

• [x] Sassy/Bootstrap (0.5/0.5) Sassy page used to create css for multiple pages and bootstrap referenced throughout.

• [x] Blueprint illustration/demonstration (0.5/0.5) Blueprints used in main.py to move all files out. Each member has their own py file in order to keep things organized.

• [x] CRUD/Search on project database, easy to identify (0.5/0.5) CRUD, CRUD async and search are all easy to find under the database tab.

• [ ] Individual PBL MVC features/commits (0.1/0.5) We have the MVC as a team in the databases but no individual uses of MVC in our PBL's. We were working on using them at some point, but never created something polished enough to use on our website.

Runtime Features (2.5/2.5)

• [x] Highlight of best features (0.5/0.5) our best project features are shown such as task list creator, info pages on pets and quizzes and games.

• [x] CRUD/Search on project database tables (0.5/0.5) CRUD and search can be found in database tabs, shown in runtime video

• [x] MVC usage (0.5/0.5) Video shows code of MVC within the CRUD files

• [x] Google Search/Google Translate (0.5/0.5) Both Google search and Translate are within the website and shown in the runtime video

• [x] Scrum Board (0.5/0.5) Scrum board is well organized and displayed within the video

Info is all readily available, project is properly deployed 24/7 and group is ready to participate in N@TM

[allisonthuang]

Total Score: 9.7/10

Individual/Pair Evaluation on Create Task Project - 4.9/5 pts

• [x] 1/1 Wiki/Jekyll page with design ideas and usage - Content and design ideas and usage for it, the rationale is all there.
• [x] 0.9/1 Create Performance Task PBL feature - PBL feature is obviously complete. Relates to the overall PBL topic of animals, so that's good. A thing I think it could do to be more complete is to maybe put a total score at the end of it. It would add some more complexity to the code and make it more purposeful, than rather just being question by question.
• [x] 1/1 Final committed program code showing algorithms written in JS/Python - The final committed program code isn't linked in the wiki, but I was able to see it and find it in the project. So it's fine, but just put it in the wiki.
• [x] 1/1 Written responses to all the prompts in the performance task - Yes, the responses are all there and meet word count lengths. Very detailed in the explanations and all the snippets of code are included in the explanations.
• [x] 1/1 1min video that meets CB create task requirements - Yes, runtime video is there and it walks through how to use the whole project. Shows runtime and usage of the project, which is what the college board criteria asks for.
• [x] Met all college board criteria for create task (One list, one procedure, an original algorithm and calls to the algorithm, as well as inputs and outputs)

Team Final Grading Considerations - 4.8/5 pts

• [x] 0.9/1 PBL Github pages. Jekyll, WIKI, live review focus - I see the Jekyll and it has all the stuff on the readme, but it doesn't have different tabs for the about pages and more info sites. This could be added like the lesson Sonakshi talked about.
• [x] 1/1 PBL theme consistent through project and described in Github Pages - Yes, Colin showed me the different PBL pages and they're all consistent with the theme of animals. As described in Github pages, it's the same thing. They have a searchbar for Adoptable pets, animal shelter maps, a pet adoption planner, where you can input tasks and it creates a list. There are also information pages, that you can translate to different languages. There are calculators as well. The task list looks nice and it displays and edit and delete tasks.
• [x] 1/1 Sassy / Bootstrap - sassy files are there in static in scss and rps.css, with all of the sassy files carried through the project.
• [x] 1/1 Blueprint illustration/demonstration - Blueprints have different .py files for each member's work, in the routes main.py file.
• [x] 1/1 CRUD Async Operation - runtime and understanding of JavaScript and Fetch - CRUD page is there with working inputs and customizations to the pet PBL theme. Shows working PBL page and it works, as well as the searchbar. I also saw the google searchbar working too.
• [x] Individual PBL MVC feature/commits showing algorithms written in JS/Python - Don't see any individual MVC for members, but there is a CRUD page which is MVC. -0.1
• [x] Runtime video - Highlight of best features is there, demonstration of CRUD, MVC, google search is there, scrum board is up to date with tangibles and backlog. Enjoyed the demonstration of the pet quiz features. However, MVC part of the video doesn't explain what part of the database is the model, the view, and the control.