Open jm1021 opened 6 months ago
Miheer Purandare P1 | Score | Grader Verification | Extras | Key Indicators: Blog, GitHub File(s) and Key Commits |
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The Internet | 0.90 | Aiden L | Studied Cisco and Netacad courses | blog |
Routing and Computing | 0.94 | Ryan L | Used Cisco packet tracer to build a fault tolerant/intolerant network | blog |
Beneficial and Harmful Effects | 0.90 | Tarun T | Watched some YouTube Videos detailing my different pros and cons | blog |
Digital Divide | N/A | N/A | N/A | |
Computing Bias | 0.82 | Isabelle P | Watched collegeboard video | blog |
Crowdsourcing | 0.88 | Anthony Y | Watched collegeboard video | blog |
Legal Ethical Concerns | 0.90 | Jayden C | Spoke to my group about legal ethical concerns | Utterance Comment |
Safe Computing | 0.95 | Abby A | Reviewed Quiz after I took it | blog |
CB Quiz | 61/67 | Collegeboard | Test Reflection + Correction | Reflection/Correction |
Totals | Median Score: 0.90 | Number complete: 8/8 | Extra effort count: 8/8 | Key tangible assets count:8/8 |
Category | Score | Grader Verification | Extras | Key Indicators: Blog, GitHub File(s) and Key Commits | |
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The Internet | 0.98/1 | Aidan Lau | Watched College Board videos to learn topic. Searched up TCP/IP models online and watched YouTube videos to better understand the topic | Internet | |
Routing and Computing | 0.92/1 | Ryan Liao | Searched up different Python libraries that enable parallel computing. Utilized Figma to create Fault Tolerant designs | Routing | |
Beneficial and Harmful Effects | 1.92/2 | Imaad Muzaffer | Reflected on my usage of social media platforms and if they are beneficial or harmful. Started using Tik Tok to educate myself on different topics. | Beneficial and Harmful Effects | |
Digital Divide | 0.90 | N/A | Searched up on Google ways people help underdeveloped countries. | Digital Divide | |
Crowdsourcing | 0.84/1 | Isabelle Park | Searched up different ways that computing bias is used in programming. I found out that facial recognition software tends to show bias to lighter-skinned people because more lighter-skinned people were used to train the data model. | Crowdsourcing | |
Computing Bias | 1/1 | Isabelle Park | Searched up different ways that computing bias is used in programming. I found out that facial recognition software tends to show bias to lighter-skinned people because more lighter-skinned people were used to train the data model. | Computing Bias | |
Legal Ethical Concerns | 0.9/1 | Jayden Chen | Searched up different Creative Commons licenses that creators use to limit access to their work. Reflected on times when I had to cite work for images I used on the internet. | Legal Ethical | |
Safe Computing | 1 | Abby | Started being conscious of spreading my data around the internet. For example, I shouldn't let apps like Tik Tok or untrusted apps access my data. | Safe Computing | |
Undecidable Problems | 0.95/1 | Akhil Singamneni | College Board MC helped me to understand halting and undecidable problems. Basically, if the program may continuously run forever, then there is no solution and it is undecidable and halting. | Undecidable Problems | |
CB Quiz | 59/67 | Mr. Lopez | Reviewed student teach topics before taking the quiz to better understand the content. After the quiz, I searched up questions I got wrong in order to understand why I got it wrong and why the correct answer is correct. | Corrections By |
Median Score: 0.92 | Number complete: 7 | Extra effort count: 10 | Key tangible assets count: 10
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