Total Score: 5.8/5 (Graded by: BRIAN TANG)

Individual Score: 4/3

Team Score: 1.8/2

GitHub Pages

(checkboxes in Brian's comment below)

TOTAL SCORE : 4/5; Graded By: KATIE HICKMAN For: PUNARVASU SANGAM

CB Create Task completed and documented on GH Pages - Prep to submit to CB on or before May, 2nd. (2/2)

• CB Create Task Coding requirements documented
• Runtime of Code(with comments) on Replit/Intellij

Accounts and Logins Challenges/Hacks (2.5/3)

• Hack 1 Add Phone Number to Sign Up / Authorization screen
• Hack 2 Add logout to CRUD screen
• Hack 3 Add login_required to another portion of the project
• Extra Credit: A quality design would have login and logout on Navbar with user information. Be sure to have login protecting something on your site, however, do NOT make entire site under login_required.

• Select genres of movies, link to places you can watch movie + link to our review if we have one

Total Score: 9.9/10 (Graded by: BRIAN TANG)

My Video

Individual Coding:

• GitHub Pages showing key learnings and challenges conquered from Tech Talks
• GitHub commits you have made, show GitHub insights into your code commits.
• forgot to link Menu Replit and GitHub until Week 3; commits don't show anything useful (everything is just one massive commit)
• Show Code running on Replit as well as IntelliJ
• Menu review illustrating use of Lists and navigation: show runtime, code organization, code and comments
• List and Loops: show runtime, code organization, code and comments
• Class review and understanding: show runtime, code organization, code and comments
• Show Crossover contribution: Highlight work you did in crossover project: show their Replit runtime, code commit(s) in their GitHub repo.
  Show anything you have done to enhance what you have learned from Python code
• Make sure you cover everything, but create your own order and optimize time
• Use Voice or Captions. Try not to wiggle mouse a lot or over scroll. Make sure you have a clear plan before you start.
• Perform video in small parts 15-30 seconds and finish a key subject. Then put the final Video together with Video editing or Youtube playlists.

Score: 4.8/5 Graded by Ritvik Keerthi

Github Page Link: Study Plan

Practice Quiz 1 (41/50): Corrections

Practice Quiz 2 (45/50): Corrections

Study Reflection:

I did better on the second test compared to the first as I spent more time studying on Wednesday compared to Monday. This is because seeing my score on the first practice quiz made me realize that I needed to study more than I thought. I then used the college board materials and the questions on the first quiz to help me study for quiz 2.

Create Task

Individual Github Page: Create Task

Runtime: Replit

Video: Youtube

Written Response: Page

(CHECK HIS COMMENT BELOW)

Team Score: 1.8/2, Link To Comment

SCORE = 3/3, REVIEWED BY James Lee FOR Nathan Manangan

TANGIBLES FOR:

TEST PREP - NOTES
INFODB LISTS - CODE
ALGORITHMS WITH PRINTS - CODE

GITHUB PAGE

Score 2/2 (Graded by Brian Zhang)

Github Page Link - Notes

AP Test + Corrections

AP Test 1 (45/50) - Corrections
AP Test 2 (46/50) - Corrections
AP Test 3 (45/50) - Corrections

THIS WEEK CORRECTIONS:

AP Test 4 (24/25) - Corrections (2/2)

Leave Comments Below Please :)

Grader: Byron
Under Review: Nathan

• GitHub page for Test Prep study, requiring 5.1 to 5.2 notes and actions( See "GitHub pages actions" at the bottom of each TPT page on cspcoders
• GitHub page that documents Data Structures project, using code snippets for key learnings, and links to GitHub for code and Replit for runtime
• GitHub page that documents intended Create Task project for College Board, snippets, and links to Runtime

Punnu

GitHub Pages Link

• GitHub page for Test Prep study, requiring 5.1 to 5.6 notes and actions( See "GitHub pages actions" at the bottom of each TPT page on cspcoders
• GitHub page that documents Data Structures project, using code snippets for key learnings, and links to GitHub for code and Replit for runtime
• GitHub page that documents intended Create Task project for College Board, snippets, and links to Runtime

Score: 4.5/5 Peer Reviewer: Armaan Shamsaasef

Accounts and Logins

CB Create Task completed and documented on GH Pages - Prep to submit to CB on or before May, 2nd. (2 Points - Individual)

Derrick College Board Create Task

Create Task on Replit

• CB Create Task Coding requirements documented
• Runtime of Code(with comments) on Replit/Intellij

Accounts and Logins Challenges/Hacks ( 3 Points - Team)

• Start or add to existing project: init.py, main.py, requirements.txt and cruddy blueprint directory are things you will need to add to your existing project. Additionally, you should start with some of the content in templates and static folders. Find a pair and work on this together. Ask questions.
• Analysis: the csp.nighthawkcodingsociety.com implementation is for educational purposes. It has some obvious flaws in its security. Discuss some of the flaws that you see in its security as implemented.
• Hack#1 Add Phone Number to Sign Up / Authorization screen
• Hack#2 Add logout to CRUD screen
• Hack#3 Add login_required to another portion of the project
• Extra Credit: A quality design would have login and logout on Navbar with user information. Be sure to have login protecting something on your site, however, do NOT make entire site under login_required.

Graded by: Armaan, Score: 4.8/5

Github Page Link: Study Plan

Practice Quiz 1 + Corrections (45/50): Corrections

Practice Quiz 2 + Corrections (34/50): Corrections

Study Reflection:

I significantly did better on the first test compared to the first as I spent more carefully reading the questions. I also didn't finish the second test in time because I didn't finish during the class period and forgot to complete it at home. Seeing my score on the second practice quiz made me realize that I need to manage my time carefully.

Create Task

Individual Github Page: Create Task

Runtime: Replit

Video: Youtube

Scrum Team Pages

• Project Owner initial requirements, contact info, and derivative tangible plans
• Requirements and Jobs assigned to each individuals listed on Scrum Board, including at least one in progress task

Individual Pages

• GitHub page for Test Prep study, requiring 5.3, 5.4 notes and actions

• GitHub page that documents key learnings and code snippets using GitHub and replit.

  • InfoDB lists
  • InfoDB loops
  • Fibonacci

  CROSSOVER COMMENT BELOW

Score: 2/2 Graded By: Evan Sanchez

GitHub Pages

Study Plan

Quiz 4(24/25) and Corrections

• Take data from list (not necessarily of that data type) or dictionary
• Gives movie description (maybe from Imdb's api) and has user input for movie Name
• Reward for getting it right; confetti, congrats
• Correct guess counter (try to track per user)

Score 5/5 (Graded by: Brian Zhang)

Github Page Link - Notes

AP Test

AP Test 1 (45/50) - Corrections
AP Test 1 (46/50) - Corrections
Week Plan - AP Plan

Create Task

Create Task Content - Github Page
Video - https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/89236893/165161541-2d438b39-f5c8-4d1d-a18d-171aaaac3187.mp4

• Start review ticket with study plan and study reflection for week, due EOD Monday 4/18 (1/1)
• Finals-Quiz1 score/50 and corrections (1/1)
• Finals-Quiz2 score/50 and corrections (1/1)
• Create Task code/runtime and 1 min video are reviewed by another person, you may request Teacher review as time permits (1/1)
• Review ticket with Crossover Score on Monday 4/25 in class (1/1)

Reflection:
I think my plan for study went well, as my score this time around the MCQ was a lot better than my previous tests, and I ended up performing better on problems I reviewed. However, I do believe I need review on topic we haven't covered in a while, because some topics ended up confusing me a lot, resulting in a lower score than I expected.

Nathan

Brian

Byron

Punnu

Derrick

Total Score: 4.8/5
Individual Score: 2.8/3 ( GRADED BY : Armaan, He also graded Derrick )
Team Score: 2/2

MY github page

Individual GitHub pages (3 points) - Checkpoint Grading

• Organize files, directories and menus for the first 3 weeks.
• Write Factorial function using classes, providing implementation of call.
• Select your own Math function. Write it in Imperative and OOP form

Tangibles:

• LINK for files which has folders for weeks and organization
• LINK to factorial.py
• LINK to combo.py

Includes
Top 10 (or however many) Movies

• maybe small bootstrap jumbotrons
• include average star-rating
  Comments
• use notes TT for comments on
  Ratings
• Types:
• Personal (by creators, us)
• From other sites (Imdb, Rotten Tomatoes, etc)
• From Del Norte (maybe teachers vs students to show diff between movie demographic and viewer opinion)

Punnu

• TPT 5.1-5.2 Notes
• Data Structures Documentation
• Create Task Documentation

Nathan

• TPT 5.1-5.2 Notes
• Data Structures Documentation
• Create Task Documentation

Brian

• TPT 5.1-5.2 Notes
• Data Structures Documentation
• Create Task Documentation

Byron

• TPT 5.1-5.2 Notes
• Data Structures Documentation
• Create Task Documentation

Derrick

• TPT 5.1-5.2 Notes
• Data Structures Documentation
• Create Task Documentation

OVERALL SCORE = 4.65/5, INDIVIDUAL SCORE = 10.5/11 = 2.85/3, reviewed Evan Sanchez for Derrick Huang

Individual GitHub pages (3 points)
GitHub page for Test Prep study, requiring 5.3, 5.4 notes and actions( See "GitHub pages actions" at the bottom of each TPT page on cspcoders).

• One Check 5.3

• One Check 5.4

GitHub page that documents key learnings and code snippets using GitHub and replit.
InfoDB lists

• One Check for New Data, minimum of 4 items

InfoDB loops

• One Check For Loop running and sensible output

• One Check While Loop running and sensible output

• One Check Recursion running and sensible output

Fibonacci - (For Fibonacci(n) print complete list 0 - n and not just the nth term)

Four checks:

• Algorithm,

• code with comments,

• Prints result,

• Prints Complete List,

• One check: comments and documentation throughout

INDIVIDUAL to send (Indi score: Checks/11 = score/3) + Team Sco

Brian
Nathan
Punnu
Derrick
Byron

Score 4.5/4.5 (Graded by Ritvik K.)

Github Page Link - Notes

AP Test + Corrections

AP Test 1 (45/50) - Corrections
AP Test 2 (46/50) - Corrections
AP Test 3 (45/50) - Corrections

Create Task Review (Reviewed By: Brian Zhang)

Comments:

• The overview of the program was explained in good detail
• You could have specified the type of list you implemented, also ensure that you have a proper algorithm definition and that you list that each function is clearly stated in written response.
• Overall very good and complete

Week Plan

Week Plan - AP Plan

Monday: Create Task review day, finalize create task after goign over again and submit fully.
Tuesday: Crossover grading, prepare by possibly doing some of the optional MCQ quizzes and over notes.
Wednesday: Proctored AP Exam Day 4
Thursday: Correct test 4, then complete/finish the optional MCQ quizzes if not already, then go over missed questions on day 4.
Friday: Crossover grading, plan to review all units over the weekened for preparation for AP Exam.

4.5/5 Graded by BRIAN ZHANG

• GH Indi Page, Review Ticket, Crossover graded, Study Plan (1/1)
• Create Task and Create Task Crossover Review comments (completed by Thu) (1/1)
  • my comments
  • their comments
• Quiz3 MCQ results and test corrections (1/1)
• Participation (1/1)
• Quality of Work (0.5/0.5)
• Teacher Eval (0.5/0.5)

Score ~/2 Graded by Derrick Huang

Everything is on the same page;

• GH Indi Page, Review Ticket, Crossover graded, Study Plan
• Quiz5 MCQ results >50%, (1 or 0) and test corrections

AP Test + Corrections

AP Test 1 (45/50)
AP Test 2 (46/50)
AP Test 3 (45/50)
AP Test 4 (24/25)
(2/2)

Score: 4.5/5 Graded By: Linda Liu

Github Page

Replit to Create Task

Link to Create Task Written Response

• CB Create Task completed and documented on GH Pages - Prep to submit to CB on or before May, 2nd. (2 Points - Individual)

• CB Create Task Coding requirements documented
  • GitHub page contains requirements
  • 1/1
• Runtime of Code(with comments) on Replit/Intellij
  • Runtime on Replit with comments
  • 1/1

• Accounts and Logins Challenges/Hacks ( 3 Points - Team)

• Hack 1 Add Phone Number to Sign Up / Authorization screen
  • Sign up page contains phone number input box
  • 1/1
• Hack 2 Add logout to CRUD screen
  • Logout attempted but doesn't work as intended
  • 0.5/1
• Hack 3 Add login_required to another portion of the project
  • Login page added to crud table page
  • 1/1

Proctored MCQ Week2 : Quiz3 and Create Task review (Grader: Armaan Shamsaasef, Grade: 4.5/5)

• GH Indi Page, Review Ticket, Crossover graded, Study Plan
• Create Task and Create Task Crossover Review comments (completed by Thu)
• Quiz3 MCQ results and test corrections
• Ticket

Review Comments with Armaan:

• Video should have some detailed comments
• Writeup should be more detailed, such as including parts of code in my answers
• Create Task seems neat, has a purpose
• Code should have comments but not too much

Brian Github Pages

• GitHub page for Test Prep study, requiring 5.1 to 5.2 notes and actions( See "GitHub pages actions" at the bottom of each TPT page on cspcoders
• GitHub page that documents Data Structures project, using code snippets for key learnings, and links to GitHub for code and Replit for runtime
• GitHub page that documents intended Create Task project for College Board, snippets, and links to Runtime

Score 4.9/5 (Graded by Alex Do)

Link To Github Page: Link

Create Task

• Create Task Coding requirements documented
• Runtime of Code

Accounts and Logins

• Hack 1 Add Phone Number to Sign Up / Authorization screen
• Hack 2 Add logout to CRUD screen
• Hack 3 Add login_required to another portion of the project

Extra Credit

• A quality design would have login and logout on Navbar with user information. Be sure to have login protecting something on your site, however, do NOT make entire site under login_required.

Score 2/2 (Graded by Punarvasu Sangam)

Github Page Link - Notes

AP Test + Corrections

AP Test 1 (45/50) - Corrections
AP Test 2 (34/50) - Corrections
AP Test 3 (42/50) - Corrections

THIS WEEK CORRECTIONS:

AP Test 5 (23/25) - Corrections

Web Project:

• Description
• Plans/Ideas/Wireframe
• Timebox

Team Org

• Roles
• Project Owner/Sponsor
• Scrum Board

Peer Evaluater: Armaan Shamsaseef
Total Score: 4.8/5
Individual Score: 3/3
Team Score: 1.8/2
Scrum Team GitHub pages (2 points)

Project Owner / Sponsor presentation(visuals like wireframes or HTML pages), results of review, PII concerns, hosting plan, and software license

1st Code in GitHub with software license per 5.5

Individual GitHub pages (3 points)
GitHub page that documents key learnings and code snippets using GitHub and replit (See Challenges at the bottom of TT2 (Links to an external site.) for details)

• Organize files, directories and menus for the first 3 weeks.
• Write Factorial function using classes, providing implementation of call.
• Select your own Math function. Write it in Imperative and OOP form.
• Extra Credit. Write Palindrome function using classes, must provide implementation of call. Must indicate where error occurs on front and back comparison.

Individual Score: 9.75/10, Reviewed by: Evan Sanchez

• GitHub Pages showing key learnings and challenges conquered from Tech Talks

• GitHub commits you have made, show GitHub insights into your code commits.

• Show Code running on Replit as well as IntelliJ

• Menu review illustrating use of Lists and navigation: show runtime, code organization, code and comments

• List and Loops: show runtime, code organization, code and comments

• Class review and understanding: show runtime, code organization, code and comments

• Show Crossover contribution: Highlight work you did in crossover project: show their Replit runtime, code commit(s) in their GitHub repo. Show anything you have done to enhance what you have learned from Python code

• Make sure you cover everything, but create your own order and optimize time Use Voice or Captions.

• Try not to wiggle mouse a lot or over scroll. Make sure you have a clear plan before you start.

• Perform video in small parts 15-30 seconds and finish a key subject.

On each page, there is a link to how it was created (one page for each type of page)
E.G.:
On each movie review page, there's a link to one page that explains generally how each review page works, using one as an example

SCORE FOR THE WEEK: 4.7/5 (TEAM: 1.8/2 and INDIVIDUAL 2.9/3)

INDIVIDUAL SCORE = 2.9/3, REVIEWED BY Alex Do FOR Brian Zhang

WHY? Not enough commentary for documentation&code snippets

Individual GitHub pages (3 points)

• GitHub page for Test Prep study, requiring 5.3, 5.4 notes and actions
  • One Check 5.3
  • One Check 5.4
• GitHub page that documents key learnings and code snippets using GitHub and replit.
  • InfoDB lists
  • One Check for New Data, minimum of 4 items
• InfoDB loops
  • One Check For Loop running and sensible output
  • One Check While Loop running and sensible output
  • One Check Recursion running and sensible output
    • Fibonacci - (For Fibonacci(n) print complete list 0 - n and not just the nth term)
  • Four checks:
    • Algorithm and code with comments
    • Prints result
    • Prints Complete List
    • Work on complex sequence with multiple words, spaces, special characters
  • One check: comments and documentation throughout

Scrum Team GitHub pages (2 points)
Web Project:

• Project Description, Project Plans/Ideas/Wires, Timebox

• Team Roles described, Project Owner or Sponsor described, Scrum Board started

Individual Review:

• GitHub page for Test Prep study, requiring 5.1 to 5.2 notes and actions

• GitHub page that documents Data Structures project, using code snippets for key learnings, and links to GitHub for code and Replit for runtime

• GitHub page that documents intended Create Task project for College Board, snippets, and links to Runtime

CROSSOVER GRADE: 4.4/5 by LINDA LIU for PUNARVASU SANGAM

GH Page - Corrections

Practice Test 1 (47/50)
Practice Test 2 (45/50)

Study Plan

Do tests, do corrections, study over weekend for Week 6 practice tests

Study Reflection

I did pretty good on the tests (45/50 & 47/50). I studied a little, but not much, so I think these are good scores. I will study all three tests before the real AP test, so I can absolutely guarantee a 90%< score.

Checks:

• Start review ticket with study plan and study reflection for week, due EOD Monday 4/18 (1/1)
• Finals-Quiz1 score/50 and corrections (1/1)
• Finals-Quiz2 score/50 and corrections (1/1)
• Create Task code/runtime and 1 min video are reviewed by another person, you may request Teacher review as time permits (1/1)
• Review ticket with Crossover Score on Monday 4/25 in class (1/1)

Score: 9.8/10 Graded By: Armaan Shamsaasef

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nx_WzCntwNw

Deployed Github Pages: https://brianzhang2016.github.io/Brian-Individual/
Notes: https://brianzhang2016.github.io/Brian-Individual/pages/notes
Week 0 Review Ticket: #3
Week 1 Review Ticket: #22
Week 2 Review Ticket: #26
Github Pages Commits: https://github.com/BrianZhang2016/Brian-Individual/commits/gh-pages
Replit Commits: https://github.com/BrianZhang2016/Menu/commits/main
Replit Page: https://replit.com/@BrianZhang2016
Crossover Commits: https://github.com/deimie/individual/commits/main

Grading Akhil Nandhakumar Score:

Video https://youtu.be/SJqbC-DlWFU

Score 4.5/5 Graded By: Punnu Sangam

• GH Indi Page, Review Ticket, Crossover graded, Study Plan (1 Point) Study Plan
• Create Task and Create Task Crossover Review comments (completed by Thu) (1 Point)
  Crossover Review my ticket
  Crossover Review their ticket
• Quiz3 MCQ results and test corrections (1 Point) Quiz Correction
• Participation (1 Point)
• Quality of work (0.5 Point)
• Teacher Evaluation (0.5 Point)

Grade: 9.8/10 (Graded by: Alex Do)

MY VIDEO - https://youtu.be/KfwqwhG1ViQ

Github Pages -
My Individual Github Page: https://prorichyman.github.io/NathanIndividual/
Notes + Actions Page: https://prorichyman.github.io/NathanIndividual/section5

My Review Tickets -
Week 0: #6
Week 1: #23
Week 2: #29

Commits -
Github Pages Commits: https://github.com/ProRichyMan/NathanIndividual/commits/main
Replit Commits (Doesn't have many because I originally made the Replit without linking it to Github, so I remade it): https://github.com/ProRichyMan/Nathanreplit/commits/main

My Replit -
Replit Page - https://replit.com/@ProRichyMan/Nathanreplit#main.py

Crossover Work -
Crossover Commits: https://github.com/AlexD017/Tri3-IndivRepo/commits?author=ProRichyMan
Crossover Repo: https://replit.com/@AlexDo8/Tri3-IndivRepo#replit/main.py

• Navbar (maybe w/ custom background)
• Search bar for movies (from a list)
• Dark mode switch

• navbar.html - includes navbar
• base.html - includes navbar + other layout stuff

• Project Owner initial requirements, contact info, and derivative tangible plans
• Requirements and Jobs assigned to each individuals listed on Scrum Board, including at least one in progress task

Total Score: 4.3/5 Individual Who Graded Me: Evan Sanchez

Individual Score Below

• GitHub page for Test Prep study, requiring 5.3, 5.4 notes and actions
• GitHub page that documents key learnings and code snippets using GitHub and replit.
  • InfoDB lists
  • InfoDB loops
  • Fibonacci

SCORE = 4.7/5, REVIEWED BY TANAY RAYAVARAPU FOR PUNARVASU SANGAM

Week 1 INDI SCORE = 2.9/3, REVIEWED BY TANAY RAYAVARAPU FOR PUNARVASU SANGAM

Week 1 TEAM SCORE = 1.8/2, REVIEWED BY MR. MORTENSEN

Individual Checks = 11/11

Individual GitHub pages (3 points)

• GitHub page for Test Prep study, requiring 5.3, 5.4 notes and actions.
  • One Check 5.3
  • One Check 5.4
• GitHub page that documents key learnings and code snippets using GitHub and replit.
  • InfoDB lists
• One Check for New Data, minimum of 4 items
  • InfoDB loops
• One Check For Loop running and sensible output
• One Check While Loop running and sensible output
• One Check Recursion running and sensible output
  • Fibonacci - (For Fibonacci(n) print complete list 0 - n and not just the nth term)
• Four checks:
  • Algorithm and code with comments
  • Prints result
  • Prints Complete List
  • Work on complex sequence with multiple words, spaces, special characters
• One check: comments and documentation throughout

• Project Owner initial requirements, contact info, and derivative tangible plans
• Requirements and Jobs assigned to each individuals listed on Scrum Board, including at least one in progress task