[x] MCQ Test 4 - only really missed binary questions
Why was this efficient?
[x] 4.3a Parallel Computing: followed along with class lesson, took extra notes, completed 2 examples, and list comprehension calculation for even numbers
[ ] Data Structures- Hashmaps, Sets, Hash Tables, Hashing and Collisions: answered every single question, created canva diagram, and made my own car info album; canva comparison is below
[x] Big Teams: with Mani, I created a demo frontend code, including a sample front end to back end connection. Right now, the inputs are related to emotion, but we simply have to replace it with genre and the specific database key/ attribute variable names once Kaylee and Sanika organize it into our flask repository.
[x] Implemented Microsoft Live Share. It is very helpful for us, since we were having merge conflicts while working in the repository at the same time. This way, we can collaborate and help eachother understand concepts from the comfort of viewing through out own screens. Below is a screenshot of the collaboration in action
Extras:
[x] Created a guide to making a new repo, in the case that a pull request for generating ssh keys is not automatically there
[x] Attended CSA skits/ presentations on sorting algorithms; takeaways below
Bogosort: randomly sorting; this presentation also involved time complexity
Merge sort: sort individually, then merge later (ex: sort cows in 2 groups, then in half again, comparing groups each time)
Selection sort: selects smallest/ largest turtle, and swaps with unsorted part; maximums and minimums replaced
Creates turtle objects from public Javascript class, had an array (collection) of turtles and heights; minimum elements taken and array is looped through
[x] MCQ Test 4 - only really missed binary questions
Why was this efficient?
[x] 4.3a Parallel Computing: followed along with class lesson, took extra notes, completed 2 examples, and list comprehension calculation for even numbers
[ ] Data Structures- Hashmaps, Sets, Hash Tables, Hashing and Collisions: answered every single question, created canva diagram, and made my own car info album; canva comparison is below
[x] Big Teams: with Mani, I created a demo frontend code, including a sample front end to back end connection. Right now, the inputs are related to emotion, but we simply have to replace it with genre and the specific database key/ attribute variable names once Kaylee and Sanika organize it into our flask repository.
[x] Implemented Microsoft Live Share. It is very helpful for us, since we were having merge conflicts while working in the repository at the same time. This way, we can collaborate and help eachother understand concepts from the comfort of viewing through out own screens. Below is a screenshot of the collaboration in action
Extras:
[x] Created a guide to making a new repo, in the case that a pull request for generating ssh keys is not automatically there
[x] Attended CSA skits/ presentations on sorting algorithms; takeaways below
Bogosort: randomly sorting; this presentation also involved time complexity
Merge sort: sort individually, then merge later (ex: sort cows in 2 groups, then in half again, comparing groups each time)
Selection sort: selects smallest/ largest turtle, and swaps with unsorted part; maximums and minimums replaced
Creates turtle objects from public Javascript class, had an array (collection) of turtles and heights; minimum elements taken and array is looped through