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ANTHONY W:
(858) 750-8771
Antonwilo360@icloud.com

MIKE:

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Valerie showed us an article about the basics of python. Additionally, on the repl.it that Mr. John made he showed us about the "Monkey Jumpers" that basically is a menu or a directory on how to get to the different areas. We also learned about what strings are and how we print them.

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/10VTjneTzS9HCOdjm0f2Zw0Q8fr7Efoc1blZiJnknKz0/edit?usp=sharing
This week my team/partner and I deduced the type of project we wanted to pursue. We will begin to build and create snake, the simple 2D browser game. I plan to learn how to create user interface for the game, with my other teammates working on the back-end aspect of it. Anthony (partner) will also be working with me on the UI portion of it.

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Valerie did a lot of lessons and teaching this week. I also implemented a lot of things from the lessons into my personal playground such as lists, control flow, loops, basic variables, and I experimented with those as you can see in the link :https://repl.it/@anthonywilsonn/AnthonyWilson#main.py

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We learned lots of things this week and it was probably my most progressing week as far as learning python goes. I learned about functions from Mr. John and Valerie to where I was pretty successful in retaining the majority of the information. We also learned about loops, iterations, and why Mr. John
advises us not to us if statements for loops. We also worked on the project and made very good progress. Here are the links for the different repl.its.

links: https://repl.it/@ValerieMiliteev/SnakeProj#game.py
https://repl.it/@ValerieMiliteev/BangPractice#main.py
https://repl.it/@anthonywilsonn/AnthonyWilson

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This was our most productive week by far. I felt like I learned a lot about coding, whether it was "if then" statements or loops. Towards the end of the week I was informed about functions, and Valerie assigned multiple helpful assignments throughout the week. Completing assignments after learning proved extremely helpful to retaining information throughout the day. Anthony linked repl.its for some examples of work completed.

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This week we made some improvements to the game by adding characters, making the snake slower, and I updated and added a lot to the README. This week was very progressive as it drastically improved the appearance of the game while also adding the instructions for it and making it more organized.

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This week we enhanced our knowledge on classes and objects, listened to people's presentations while also being able to showcased my PC which was nice, and we also met the AP requirements for our project (creative computing, Data, Algorithms and Programming, Computer Systems and Network, Impact of Computing).

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This week we further practiced several topics, but mainly focused on 'classes' and 'objects', as well as listening to presentations and picked up knowledge and information from them. Another added bonus was the AP requirements we satisfied in our project (creative computing, data algorithims and programming, computer systems and network, and the impact of computing.)

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I believe I deserve a 38/40 as I incorporated a lot of the things we've learned so far in this course into the padlet while also making it easy to access the different lessons and fundamentals we've learned for myself or the reader. Additionally, I organized the pallet well but I also could've worked on phrasing some of the sentences better to make sure it's not so much diary-like. On another note., I paid a lot of attention in class to Valerie's lessons and implementing the things I learned into my journal.

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I believe I deserve a 38.5/40 because of my contribution to the appearance (user interface) of our project. I was able to code the apples to be red and the snake to be green, giving our project more character. I was also a key part in the large scheme decision making of our project, such as choosing whether or not to add a complex menu and a game over screen.

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This week we got the go-ahead from Mr. Mortensen to work on our website for our reliable news network that we will create and in doing so will expand our knowledge in HTML. At the start of the week, my group and I played around with the template and files that we copied from the teacher's repl.it and reviewed the starters of HTML. Additionally, we also learned how to install intellijay this week. Ryan Shay and I also worked on the project scope for the project. I'm excited to start this next project !

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Week 10/12 (Michael Iribarren) Flask Project Begin

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Week 10/12 (Michael Iribarren) Flask Project Begin

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This week we got cleared to begin our next project. In this project we will be utilizing HTML to create a website. As a group we began to mess around with what kind of website we can create, and how we would accompolish that. We also are implementing intelliJ and I was assigned with completing most of the front end interface portion of the project.

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1J8zZefEAX-RLStQwQl0vUn2g5Y4ngxfB8Npre1Z9fDs/edit?usp=sharing
This week we begin utilizing HTML as well as JInja. We downloaded IntelliJ, and began learning about how to use IntelliJ in correspondance with Github. We learned how to commit, push, update, pull, etc. This week was mostly organizational in preperation for the large amount of work ahead.

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I created this google doc which organized

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https://github.com/valeriemiliteeva/Bang2.0DB
This week we did a ton of work on our project. Our website will be a simple designed one, with a navigation bar leading to each period. The basis is information stored for each period, and our website will make accessing each periods/groups information accessible. We utilized Jinja to create templates, as well as blocks, to make our code more efficient overall, and make it easier to navigate and understand. We learned about parent and child templates, in which the child templates inherit the properties of the parent templates (base.html) https://github.com/valeriemiliteeva/Bang2.0DB

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Bang 2.0 Project Database: Aidan, Risa, Val, Mike project plan:

Our goal is to have a site that will store all of the links to people's projects, whether they be group projects or personal, and we want to collect them from as many people as possible. We would have an organization by period, (2-5) and we would also want to have a search engine, or a way to find the projects stored by name or by period. This is similar to a "database" of sorts, just much simpler.

Roles: Risa - Model Aidan - UI/Control Michael - (mostly)UI/Model Val - Control (mostly)

Week 1 Goal : Create a schedule that helps us stay on track and do some additional research on html. we also want to find an efficient way to collect data without having to link an actual database, and still be able to collect info from different periods and groups.

Grades for Week 8:

Aidan: 5/5 Great participation and helpeds me with researching how to pull data from a file. Got github working and was able to commit from the first time I explainned it to the group and was very helpful with project running smoothly.

Risa: 5/5 Perfect work done this week. Was able to get drop-down menu working and attended optional tutorial to help our project. She was also able to debug and fix minor errors in the code. Went above and beyond this week working on new ideas and topics, would give her more points if i could.

Mike: 3/5 Good participation, lacking tangible asset submission, and sometimes requires me to explain something twice after explaining it to the group. Will work harder next week I hope to be more present in the code, not just in discussions. Munano

Val: 5/5 Good participation and I helped navigate the team through transitioning into IntelliJ and I worked to answer everyone's questions as well as continuously update the repository with new resources and code. I familiarized myself with Jinja and Bootstrap features, and found new ideas for next week.

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Bang 2.0 Project Database: Aidan, Risa, Val, Mike project plan: Our goal is to have a site that will store all of the links to people's projects, whether they be group projects or personal, and we want to collect them from as many people as possible.

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Week 11/2 (Michael Iribarren) Individual Mastery Week 9

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Week 11/2 (Michael Iribarren) Individual Mastery Week 9

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This week we learned of a new assignment in which we would create a video showcasing our code and our websites within one minute. This would be more individual than group oriented. Throughout the week, I studied which elements would be best to showcase in the small time frame of 60 seconds givin to us. I had to refine my templates and blocks, as well as showcase routes, which were a python specific concept.

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Week 11/9 (Michael Iribarren) AP studies organization

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Week 11/9 (Michael Iribarren) AP studies organization

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/19hN2y6Ju44QZmOFYsqZznm-Sk1SQipkVLdnsoI6wCT0/edit?usp=sharing

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Bang 2.0 Project Database: Aidan, Risa, Val, Mike project plan:

Our goal is to have a site that will store all of the links to people's projects, whether they be group projects or personal, and we want to collect them from as many people as possible. We would have an organization by period, (2-5) and we would also want to have a search engine, or a way to find the projects stored by name or by period. This is similar to a "database" of sorts, just much simpler.

Roles: Risa - Model Aidan - UI/Control Michael - (mostly)UI/Model Val - Control (mostly)

Week 1 Goal : Create a schedule that helps us stay on track and do some additional research on html. we also want to find an efficient way to collect data without having to link an actual database, and still be able to collect info from different periods and groups.

Grades for Week 8:

Aidan: 5/5 Great participation and helpeds me with researching how to pull data from a file. Got github working and was able to commit from the first time I explainned it to the group and was very helpful with project running smoothly.

Risa: 5/5 Perfect work done this week. Was able to get drop-down menu working and attended optional tutorial to help our project. She was also able to debug and fix minor errors in the code. Went above and beyond this week working on new ideas and topics, would give her more points if i could.

Mike: 3/5 Good participation, lacking tangible asset submission, and sometimes requires me to explain something twice after explaining it to the group. Will work harder next week I hope to be more present in the code, not just in discussions. Munano

Val: 5/5 Good participation and I helped navigate the team through transitioning into IntelliJ and I worked to answer everyone's questions as well as continuously update the repository with new resources and code. I familiarized myself with Jinja and Bootstrap features, and found new ideas for next week.

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Bang 2.0 Project Database: Aidan, Risa, Val, Mike project plan: Our goal is to have a site that will store all of the links to people's projects, whether they be group projects or personal, and we want to collect them from as many people as possible.