Team MicrosoftTechSupport Period 3 (Akhil, Avinh, Jay, Valen, Yash)
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Role |
PBL |
Avinh Huynh |
Scrum Master |
{"PBL"=>"ReadMe Timeboxing, Jekyll"}{3.1=>"test1"}{3.2=>"test2"}{3.3=>"test3"} |
Akhil Nandhakumar |
Technical Officer |
{"PBL"=>"ReadMe Timeboxing, Jekyll"}{3.1=>"test1"}{3.2=>"test2"}{3.3=>"test3"} |
Yash Shah |
Deployment Manager |
{"PBL"=>"ReadMe Timeboxing, Jekyll"}{3.1=>"test1"}{3.2=>"test2"}{3.3=>"test3"} |
Valen Reynolds |
Github Admin |
{"PBL"=>"ReadMe Timeboxing, Jekyll"}{3.1=>"test1"}{3.2=>"test2"}{3.3=>"test3"} |
Jay Manjrekar |
Design Manager |
{"PBL"=>"ReadMe Timeboxing, Jekyll"}{3.1=>"test1"}{3.2=>"test2"}{3.3=>"test3"} |
Avinhs Github activity chart
Site Objective
Temp__________
Implemented
Future Goals
Pair Share Journals
Team Overview
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Week 4
Team
Name |
Role |
PBL |
Avinh |
Scrum Master |
ReadMe Timeboxing, Jekyll |
Akhil |
Technical Officer |
Update database |
Valen |
GitHub Admin |
Survey |
Yash |
Deployment Manager |
Map, Update deployed |
Jay |
Design Manager |
Jekyll |
Individual
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3.11 |
3.12 |
3.13 |
Avinh |
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Akhil |
Corrections: Q2 - When I put 2^10 in my calcuator, I read 1024 as 10,024 and went way to fast choosing my answer. The correct answer should’ve been 15 which accounts for all 10000 elements by using 2 to the power of how many times it would need to search. |
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6/6 |
Valen |
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Yash |
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Week 3
Team
Name |
Role |
Tickets |
Avinh |
Scrum Master |
README, Tickets (Scrumboard), Wiki |
Akhil |
Technical Officer |
Asynchrounous access to Database (Video) |
Yash |
Deployment Manager |
Website runs, and demonstrating update |
Valen |
Github Admin |
Highlight issues, commits, and pull requests |
Jay |
Design Managers |
Bootstrap Layouts, 3 frontend screens |
PBL
Individual
Name |
AP MCQ |
Avinh |
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Akhil |
Corrections: Q4: Complete missclick, I knew the right answer was that the number of bits available wasn’t enought to represent the number requested. Q12: I was looking through the questions quickly and didn’t notice that the first column had different numbers, and I thought they were all the same so I looked over it and check the last column without seeing that the first value was wrong. Q14: Didn’t check that the answer I chose would put the algorithm into an ifnitie loop because I said to store the remainder in the number instead of the integer quotient. Q15: The same values are printed inside the loop because program A prints i and then increments it and program B increments i and then prints it. Messed up when I was keeping track of the count on paper at repetition #5. Q27: Missclicked, should’ve put the answer that said there are problems that computer algorithms can’t solve. Common sense!!!! Q47: Hadn’t learnt/forgotten (not sure) how binary search works. Just learnt it by watching one of the college board videos and understand the issue. The list has to have all unique numbers for it to work. Q49: Did silly math and thought that 2^6 was 128 :( Q50: For an algorithm to run in reasonable time, it must take a number of steps less than or equal to a polynomial function. All of the options do this since on is 2n, n^2, and 10, which all work. |
Yash |
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Valen |
Q5 I chose B because I thought ithat the output would come out true but it came out true because I didn’t realize the AND gate would be false. C has the correct output of true because the AND gate evaluates to true. Q17 I chose B because I thought the other options were singular and therefor not represented by bits but that was incorrect. As all digital data can be represented by a sequence of bits. Q24 I chose D I thought it would count odd but it counted even integers. But it sisplayed wrong while B displays the sum of the even integers starting at 2 and ending at 20 which is correct. Q41 I chose D II and III because I thought it removed the entire date tag but it doesn’t. B removes the four rightmost charactcters leaving only the desired description. Q50 I chose C which is I and II but I read the question wrong and thought it was which does not run in reasonable time. Q54I chose B which would only add odd elements from original to new instead of adding even elements. C would add the even elements. Q56 I chose V but I got it the other way around D is correct because version two takes 5 mins longer than 1. Version 2 takes 9 mins. |
Jay |
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Week 2
Team
Deployed Website: insert link for deployted site
Create Task Plan
Individual
Name |
About Page |
2.3 Extracting Information from Data |
2.4 Using Programs with Data |
Avinh |
Ticket |
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Akhil |
Ticket |
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Corrections: Q5, just misclicked, I changed my answer to D, but I didn’t check if I had checked the box properely and it didn’t select it. The answer had to include sorting by year, filtering by year, and filtering by photographer. |
Valen |
Ticket |
Q6 I chose III only because I thought it was which one was most useful. But one and two are what the teacher can use based on the survey. |
Q3 I chose A because I thought that one summarized the data most. But it was D because they are looking for the customer who uses AA batteries. Q4 I chose A and B but it was B and D. It’s not A because the lowest year value is not guaranteed on the first row of the spreadsheet. It’s D because it filters the unknown photographers and the order doesn’t affect which row they’re in. Q5 I chose B because its correct except for the second or. I wasn’t paying attention but A is correct because it has the and there. |
Yash |
Ticket |
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I missed question number 5 on 2.3 because I did not read all the options. |
Jay |
Ticket |
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Week 1
Scrum Team Project Review
Individual
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1.3 Program Design and Development |
1.4 Identifying and Correcting Errors |
Create Task |
Avinh |
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2. I thought the error was that it did not check the rest of the list, but I also didnt check the rest of the list |
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Akhil |
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Yash |
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Week 0
PBL
CollegeBoard
Name |
1.1 Collaboration Quiz |
1.2 Program Function and Purpose Quiz |
Avinh |
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Akhil |
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Corrections: Q5- while going through the answers, I forgot that there was a nested loop, and thought that the function moved both index markers at the same time, not after the outer loop had completely iterated through the list. Instead, the program would compare the element to every subsequent element in the list. |
Valen |
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Yash |
Corrections: Q1 - I incorrectly read the question. |
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Jay |
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