Neil Chandra - Group 3.2 Personal Issue

[neil9674]

Link to my Sprint 2 Blog

https://neil9674.github.io/neil_2025/

Sprint 2 Group Teaching

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Assignment	Points	Grade	Evidence
Baseline Grade	55%	55%	This is the baseline grade, I believe I met all the most basic requirements in the teaching.
Max Grade	90%	87%	I gave myself a max grade of 87%, because I thought I could improve on my originality for my hacks.
Pull Request (Integration)	1	0.9	We integrated our website well during the pull requests to mitigate any possible issues.
Relevancy Checklist (Peer)	2	1.6	We made our code accurately encompass the abstract definitions of different data types in Javascript and Python
Lesson Style (Period)	1	1	We created a unique lesson style, we hid the answers to our hacks, and we created a Quizziz at the end to test the studenst
Homework, Popcorn Hacks	1 x 5	4.5	Created simple popcorn hacks for students to practice, and then
Individual Contribution	1	0.9	I created the Quizziz, created popcorn hacks, and I created definitions for the abstract functions.
Personal Notebooks / Blogs	1	0.9	I created my personal notebooks and blogs up to standards.
Total	11	9.8	Based on above evidence.

Skill	Points	Grade	Evidence
Work Habits (Analytics)	1	0.9	I had good work habits, and I worked diligently.
Team Planning (Issue)	1	0.89	We had good team planning, including on our team teach issue.
Presentation Memories	1	0.87	I had good presentation memory and knowledge of the subject I was teaching.
Grading and Feedback	1	0.9	I graded well, taking away points if I felt that someone just copied the exact code without trying to understand what it was doing.
Beyond Perfunctory	1	0.88	I did a good job going above the standards, but I felt like I could do better.

[jm1021]

Created grid with short descriptions. Links to hw. He made a connect 4 game with strings iteration for-loops.

[AlexRubio1]

Create a sprite sheet animation and trapped each one of them, he made a connect 4 game using string iterations as loops. all links to homework was in a sub menu. Great use of iterations

[NolanYu1111]

Created a grid with good descriptions. Linked the homework and used a connect 4 game as his hack, Used strings, interations and loops

[arshiadebroy]

Hi Neil, I liked how you created a grid with a description of each lesson. The connect 4 game was also cool and innovative.

[manas12709]

Good job on the connect4 game Neil, I liked your grid with a description of each lesson!

[mirabelle2025]

Hi Neil, I like your final project and how you used the code we learned from the lessons. I liked the organized grid with the summaries.

[prajnar123123213]

I liked Neil's formattting of his summaries and the grid. The game that he made was also interesting, and it's cool to see how everything comes together. Good job

[Githubneos]

Your summaries were formatted nicely and the big project was also very detailed and interesting.

[Darsh220]

The summaries were nicely made and I like your contributions to the lessons that you taught in the class. Connect 4 game was also awesome and very creative and it showed your understanding of the concepts taught in this class.

[zachpeltz]

I liked your summaries and your lesson was very interesting.