algolg/akhil-t3

akhil-t3's Issues

W0 - GitHub Pages Review

Self Grade: 2/3 (4/5)
GitHub Page: https://algolg.github.io/

• (0/1) Navigates notes and plans for each Tech Talk
• I have notes on the Teach Talk from Week 0, but everything is on one page. In order to make my site more navigable, I should spread things across multiple pages
• (1/1) Contains Test Prep plans and participation for success on AP exam (required for test takers)
• I have a Test Prep plan. Like with the last requirement, I should probably move things over to their own pages.
• (1/1) Navigates to Data Structures work, contains code snippets on problems solutions, links to GitHub for Code, Replit for runtime, or alternatives
• I have a Replit deployment with an embed on my home page. My code is based off of Mr. M's solutions, but I added extra features, such as error handling for the menu for if users type an integer out of range or use the wrong data type, and an exit button.

W3 - Review Ticket

Overall Score: 5/5

Graded by: Arch Huang

(Akhil Edit) Pages Link

CB wants you to work with Bubble Sort, Selection Sort, Insertion Sort and Merge Sort.

• Sorts and Analysis -- Coding, Comments, and Documentation

  • Build custom Bubble Sort, Selection Sort, Insertion Sort and Merge Sort. 25%
  • Build a GitHub page that describes Sort implementations and the Big O complexity of these Sorts. 25%
  • Analysis 25%
    • Establish analytics including: time, comparisons and swaps.
    • Average the results for each each Sort, run each at least 12 times and 5000 elements. You should throw out High and Low when doing analysis.
    • Make your final/judgement on best sort considering Data Structure loading, Comparisons, Swaps, Big O complexity, and Time.

• Individual GitHub pages, Replit, IntelliJ 25%

  • Organize files, directories and menus for all weeks.
  • Make your GitHub pages fold into a personal portfolio
  • Make sure all Code and Analytics runs on Replit and IntelliJ
  • Ensure Individual GitHub Repository shows iteration on work (minimum of 10 commits on Java and 10 commits on Pages)

"And thus, I opted for a more humble 500 terms" haha yup
runtime of 24 minutes is crazy
I might be able to fix that during crossover coding...

Nice job on completing Objective 2!

W1 - Review Ticket

Score: 4.75/5
Individual Reviewer: Raadwan

[ W5 | AP-W0 ] Plan Ticket

This week, I plan on starting on the optional CB practice quizzes that Mr. M assigned. By working on these, I hope to review material from the videos, MCs, and FRQs that we worked on in the first two tris. I will start with the units I feel that I need the most review on.

• Unit 9 MCQ
• Unit 10 MCQ

[ W6 | AP-W1 ] Plan Ticket

Continue working on College Board MCs and FRQs, focusing on the units I've normally had trouble with

• Abstract Classes MC
• Review Abstract Classes FRQ
• 2D Array MC
• 2D Array FRQ

[ W7 | AP-W2 ] 2020 MC and FRQ Ticket

Score: 4.5/5

Reviewed By: Kaavya
Crossover Grade

MCQ Corrections
Scanned FRQs
Replit
GitHub Pages

Data Structures Final Review Ticket

Grade:

Graded By: Mr. M

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GitHub Pages
Video

W3 - Review Ticket 2

Score: 4.5/5
Grader: Prisha Maiti

https://algolg.github.io/akhil-t3/index.html

W2 - Review Ticket

Score: 6/5
Individual Reviewer: Raadwan

[ W6 | AP-W1 ] 2015 MC and FRQ Ticket

Score: 4.75/5

Reviewed By: Akshay

Study Plan
MCQ Corrections
Replit
Study Guide
GitHub Pages