Algorithmic Final Review Ticket

Total Score from Crossover grader Pranavi: 9.75/10 Score for Twitter video: 9.8/10

Video is under 2 minutes. Has video breakdowns allowing for easy navigation. Video shows clear effort and pre-planning. Thoroughly explained code which shows a very good understanding of the data structures projects. However, he is missing a walk through of his github page, especially his git hub page action answers.

Individual Coding:

[x] GitHub Pages showing key learnings and challenges conquered from Tech Talks
[x] GitHub commits you have made, show GitHub insights into your code commits.
[x] Show Code running on Replit as well as IntelliJ
[x] Menu review illustrating use of Lists and navigation: show runtime, code organization, code and comments (also mentioned a separate menu/swap in the video)
[x] List and Loops: show runtime, code organization, code and comments
[x] Class review and understanding - Factorial and Prime: show runtime, code organization, code and comments

Show Crossover contribution:

[x] Highlight work you did in crossover project: show their Replit runtime, code commit(s) in their GitHub repo

Code Commits for Crossover

(Crossover Grader: Pranavi Inukurti) Algorithmic Final Video Score for Gigi: 9.75/10

Comments:

Took off 0.25 of a point for video not meeting time requirements (was longer than 2 minutes)
GitHub page showed organization and the learnings from each week's TPTs along with the GitHub Page Actions
Consistent commits to her Individual project (1,759 lines of code added to her project)
Had working runtime on both IntelliJ and Replit and code showed comments organizing her work
Showed learning and understanding of Loops and Lists
Understanding of classes
Crossover Coding showed much work (Colored Number Function, Primes Function, Fish Function, Video added to GitHub, Code Snippets page, Organized GitHub Page Actions, and Imbedding Replit into GitHub page)
Video highlighted all work so far throughout the trimester

gigiguan / gigiguan.github.io