liangkyle08
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10 months ago Team Review "Scrum Master A" grading "Scrum Master B"
- [0.9] The team should have a Web Pages that teach: Binary, Data, Data Structures, Data Abstraction.
Team Review ticket containing key Team and individual contributions
- [0.9] Growth/Accomplishments in work is according to historical Team Plan, or they show revisions to plan according to work
- [ 0.8] Short falls/Improvement that could be made in Work or Team Plan, team highlights next steps or improvements that could be made
- [0.9] Showing key accomplishments according to requirement in Frontend such as Binary Math, ASCII, Unicode, Color Codes, Logic Gates, etc.
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[0.9] Showing key user interaction and learning(s). For instance how you visualized Algorithms, Data, Data Structures. Or, how you provided response and Feedback to user on their success in learning.
Per check.
0.55 not attempted/no check 0.7 attempted, incoomplete, but some runtime 0.8 mastery and runtime 0.9 above and beyond.Freeform comment.
This project covered a lot of topics and demonstrated them very well. Through the different games/programmers, understanding of the topics (e.g. ASCII, Logic Gates, etc.) is shown, and are very educational/informative for the user. On each binary topic, there were both a game/program to demonstrate the code, as well as a blog post explaining the concept in-depth.
One thing for improvement is explaining plans for the future more in-depth. Overall a fun and educational project!
Total Score: 0.88/0.9
Akhil353
shuban-789
aashrayr
Review Ticket here:
Throughout this CPT warmup, we have learned the basics of binary and how it goes hand and hand with web design (frontend). WE designed our CPT warmup to be a teaching/interactive hybrid, so this way users can learn hands on, and can use our information as reference in case they forget anything. Our content isn't too complicated, as it would be too overwhelming for new users who just want to learn the basics of binary. In our CPT warmup, we have:
Challenges:
The challenge we faced not relating to computer science was that we are a team of three, and we are all relatively new to coding as well. This means that although we won't be able to execute advanced code or topics, we need to do more work individually compared to teams of four.
Individual Accomplishments and Challenges: Aaron: In this CPT warmup, I learned a lot of knowledge from my team and also the biggest challenge I faced was when I was doing the rock paper scissor game because I coded the whole game and didn't really use other websites to help me do this game. But overall, the game finishes perfectly and the boolean algebra works too.
Ryan: I learned a lot about binary during this CPT warmup. I had a very basic idea of binary, but now I am pretty confident with binary. While making the lightbulbs, I struggled with getting the lightbulbs to change from light off to light on and I had to reference the teacher repo a lot to actually understand what was going on in the code.
Jason: Throughout the entire CPT Warm-Up, I've learned a lot, and the most important lesson is teamwork and knowing how to cooperate more as a group. Due to the number of students in this class, we only have 3 people in our group, which means that we need to do more work compared to the groups with more than 3 members. The challenge that I faced as an individual occurred when I imported the theme to our website. I certainly faced a huge challenge when I tried to do that; I thought about giving up and just keeping the original theme, but I persisted instead. As a result, we now have this modern-beauty theme presented on our website.
Final Reflection, what to improve on I think that for our first project, we did pretty well with communicating with each other and meeting deadlines. This was especially shown when we had a team teach and grading to do while there was a CPT checkpoint the same week. During this time, we were still able to get a good portion of our code done. Throughout this past (month?) we've gotten a cumulative 140 commits. Some commits were also pretty big, as you can see in our key commits portion of our review ticket. However, we still have some major ideas we can improve upon. The first one is that the ideas we used on our CPT warmup were pretty basic, and in our next project we are considering using more advanced ideas to increase the difficulty and hopefully get a better result. Another thing we can improve upon is backend. This project was all frontend, but none of us can proficiently do backend. This is something we will definitely have to learn for the next project, which will include backend through user login. Overall, this was a good warmup which refreshed our web design skills and helped us learn some good binary!
Team Crossover score will be graded out of /.9 Runtime: https://rliao569.github.io/Tri2Repo/blog Plans: top of https://rliao569.github.io/Tri2Repo/c4.1/2023/11/13/BinaryLogicCPTWarmup_IPYNB_2_.html Github: https://github.com/rliao569/Tri2Repo Analytics: https://github.com/rliao569/Tri2Repo/commits/main/
Video (Made as a team): https://clipchamp.com/watch/uM8qQAV0Tcg
Individual
Key Commits for all of us: https://rliao569.github.io/Tri2Repo/c4.1/2023/12/11/reviewticketgrading_IPYNB_2_.html Ryan L. (.88+.87+.06) Jason G. (.88+.89+.06) Aaron H. (0.88+0.86+.06)