I feel like it could be beneficial to have 5 slightly smaller problem sets that are more evenly spaced with problems that related to one another. This could have been more beneficial early on when we were covering a lot of coding material each problem set, and if we had been able to have more similar problems in each set it may have been a better learning experience then several problems that were not as related to each other. The later problem sets seemed to be more related to each other, so I think the problem was simply trying to cover so much information in a short period of time.
I feel like it could be beneficial to have 5 slightly smaller problem sets that are more evenly spaced with problems that related to one another. This could have been more beneficial early on when we were covering a lot of coding material each problem set, and if we had been able to have more similar problems in each set it may have been a better learning experience then several problems that were not as related to each other. The later problem sets seemed to be more related to each other, so I think the problem was simply trying to cover so much information in a short period of time.