Safin's ticket
Amay's ticket
Kaiden's ticket
Alex's ticket
David's ticket

Team: Safin, Rohin

Ticket (Description + Tools)
SCRUM Board

Amay: 1.9/2.0, 1.0/1.0
Alex: 2.0/2.0, 1.0/1.0
Kaiden: 1.9/2.0, 1.0/1.0
David: 2.0/2.0, 1.0/1.0
Safin: 2.0/2.0, 1.0/1.0

Final score: 17.5/15

Notebook

Robot learning:
Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Level 4

Level 5

One-minute video showing servers and updates: YouTube
Mental health form my team and I created after being inspired by the video: Google Forms
Blog post that my team and I collaborated on analyzing the form's results: Alex's Blog

I believe that I earned a 3/3 this week because I created a detailed and concise video showing both of my servers running concurrently as well as live changes on both of them. I also showed the git pushing process, my previous commits, and the GitHub actions + the permanent change on my actual site. I also talked about how my group and I collaborated to create a survey to guage mental health at DNHS. The blog post above wraps up our thoughts on the shocking statistics we found.

Playground: 1
Style: 1
Data Analysis: 0.95
DevOps: N/A
Data Structures: 0.95
Binary: 1

AppLab - Created a basketball and tennis quiz
Performance Task - Planned out a project that would use the Spotify API
Scrum Board - Created a GitHub project to track the progress on my performance task

My partner and I created a working quiz with lots of extra features including percentage, procedural abstraction, and multi-quiz selection. My performance task includes lots of images, code snippets, and links. Finally, I created a SCRUM board with my plans for the Creative Performance Task. I believe I deserve a 3.0/3.0.

See blog post for details: https://safinsingh.github.io/fastpages-apcsp/markdown/csp/ap/2022/09/11/create-perf-task.html

Runtime

URL

Technical achievements

Randomized mock data

PUT request ("Update" in CRUD)

Bulk deletion

Video

Screencast

GitHub Analytics

Backend repository

GitHub analytics

Personal Achievement

Python module-based organization

Modular bulk-edit based operations

amay
david
kaiden
alex

Hacks Table | Safin’s Fastpages Site

Hi! This is my fastpages site built for APCSP.

https://safinsingh.github.io/fastpages-apcsp/jupyter/2022/12/16/hackstable.html

Python Quiz | Safin’s Fastpages Site

Hi! This is my fastpages site built for APCSP.

https://fastpages.safin.dev/jupyter/2022/08/26/python-quiz.html

Space/Time Complexity
Project Review: NGINX Proxy Passing & Security
Commit Graph

Big Idea 2 Quiz Review

• Share link to personal Fastpages / GitHub pages running on github.io.

  • My suggestion is to change index.html to show it is really yours.

• Share link to a new page (_posts) in your Fastpages project

  • show use of Markdown and/or HTML fragments. You will need to learn special date requirements of a file as well as a little Markdown or HTML.

• Share link to your 1st Jupyter notebook (_notebooks) showing usage of Python: print (“Hello”)

• Capture image/screen capture of Fastpages project showing use of an Integrated Development Environment (VS Code)
  

• Share link showing your GitHub insights.

  • This is your personal activity of commit history.

Vocab
Hacks table/notes

Tools Check
Binary Hacks
Group Checklist

Tools Check

• Python/JavaScript Jupyter Notebook
• Binary markdown post
• Docker make server
• Create blog with evidence of working tools

Binary Logic/Abstraction

• Display/validate bits
• Generate 24-bit color
• Base-N formatter (custom)

• 3.1-3.2: 0.85/1
• 3.3-3.4: 1/1
• Algorithm Hacks

Create Performance Task | Safin’s Fastpages Site

Idea

https://safinsingh.github.io/fastpages-apcsp/markdown/csp/ap/2022/09/11/create-perf-task.html

Unit 4

MCQ Score

• Python tech talk
• Html/markdown fragments
• Index.html customization/theming

I used Python to create a series of loops with InfoDB, created a Markdown table the "lazy" programmer way, and did extra hacks for both. I also had a custom theme and lots of customization to index.html. My presentation will have more detailed info. I have self-graded myself a 3.0/3.0.

CTE Post: https://safinsingh.github.io/fastpages-apcsp/markdown/csp/ap/2022/10/23/cte-standards.html

• API usage
• Collegeboard Quizzes
• Project Plan
• Error Fixing

I believe I deserve a 3.0/3.0 this week because:

• I used the PQuotes RapidAPI correctly and implemented an API server using Flask
• I scored 100% on both Collegeboard quizzes
• I described all aspects of the Collegeboard criteria in my project plan

JavaScript and CSS customization | Safin’s Fastpages Site

Here’s the source for my “Top 4 Projects” section:

https://safinsingh.github.io/fastpages-apcsp/js-explanation

AWS Deployment Blog
Collegeboard Quizzes

I believe I deserve a 3.0 because I deployed my flask site correctly, set up NGINX with a Freenom domain, and implemented subdomains.

1. Python Quiz notebook

2. Tags for school classes

3. Separate vocab page

4. Bash notebook & hacks

5. Personal blog post with images

6. Word doc post #1

7. Word doc post #2

8. Customized index.html

For extra credit, I used recursion and lists for my python quiz and used functions and subprocesses for my bash tool installation. I also created my vocab page using a web scraper to get terms from quizlet.

• Python project
• Fastpages project
• Team project/scrum roles

I believe that I deserve a 3.0/3.0 this week because...

• Python project: I used Bootstrap to create an input form and carousel with images and used JavaScript to alert the user with their name. I also personalized my stub page to include an iFrame of a Google Form containing responses to the survey we created last week along with some additional commentary
• Fastpages project: I used SCSS/JavaScript to create a page that displays my top 4 GitHub projects using the GitHub GraphQL API. I created a blog post with the source code for this and a notebook that creates an HTML table programmatically with the same data in the same fashion did in class
• Team project: We met from 6-10PM at my crib and brainstormed on my iPad continuously for hours. After we finished brainstorming, we created a Google Drawing with what we envision our final project to look like. We described what the SCRUM roles would do in an infographic along with our individual responsibilities.

I did well on the MCQ. Some of the questions were challenging but I was able to get them correct after some research.

Hashmaps Notebook - C HashMap implementation
Parallel Processing
Blog Work

2.4A

Database model

Update and delete requests

2.4B

Simplified menu implementation & procedural abstraction

• 2.2: All hacks answered completely and with correct responses
  • Additional inverse greyscale image algorithm
    
• 2.3: All code-block questions answered completely and with correct responses
  • Dataset manipulation: primary color detection algorithm (repo)
• MCQ Review

Challenges

One challenge I overcame this week was the typo I made when writing my dataset manipulation code. I was able to adjust the following code segment to properly select rows in my DataFrame where the red, green, and blue pixels were all the same.

My teammate, Liav, suggested that I try comparing the three rows in two separate boolean expressions rather than simply a == b == c, since he hadn't recognized that syntax before. Thanks to his help, I was able to properly execute my code!

Markdown Table | Safin’s Fastpages Site

Hi! This is my fastpages site built for APCSP.

https://fastpages.safin.dev/jupyter/2022/09/05/markdown-table.html