Creative, Collaborative, and Quality Culture | APCSA #57
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Rebecca Su Period 1 1. What would you code given absolute freedom?
2. What would motivate you to be productive each day given the freedom to code what you want?
3. How would you measure success in your team?
4. In a project, most students are more motivated if the project seems useful, unique, and has an interested consumer. How will you maintain motivation?
5. Take a moment to review standards linked on this page. Provide summary in comment on why information is this blog is important?
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7. Would you rather work on PBL project, or do assigned free-response coding questions (aka FRQs)? Which would be easier to meet class standards?
8. Trust and Freedom are often earned. How will you show your passion and ability to succeed in your work?
9. What key learnings and focusses are a priority for you?
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Aadya Daita Period 1
What would motivate you to be productive each day given the freedom to code what you want?
How would you measure success in your team?
How will you maintain motivation?
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Daniel Tsivkovski Period 1What would you code given absolute freedom?
What would motivate you to be productive each day given the freedom to code what you want?
How would you measure success in your team?
In a project, most students are more motivated if the project seems useful, unique, and has an interested consumer. How will you maintain motivation?
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Adi Khandelwal Period 1Express, “What would you code given absolute freedom?Given absolute freedom, I would probably code something regarding my biggest interests. I think I would want to learn how to incorporate AI into something that I coded because that is something that really interests me. What would motivate you to be productive each day given the freedom to code what you want?The thing that would motivate me to be productive each day is the fact that I would be learning an extremely useful skill in learning AI, which could really come in handy in the future. How would you measure success in your team?The way to measure success is by how much somebody is learning something. Success is not necessarily measured by how much you are able to complete in a given timeframe. Sometimes, the method you use to accomplish something is more important than the results of it. In a project, most students are more motivated if the project seems useful, unique, and has an interested consumer. How will you maintain motivation?Making sure every student within the team is interested in the project that is happening. This is the single biggest factor in determining whether everybody can stay motivated or not. |
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Don Tran Period 1
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Meena Annamalai Period 1
I would use machine learning/AI to create interactive and useful applications
I would be motivated knowing the end result that I'm working towards and the project I am trying to create. I would also be motivated by how the project will be useful to others.
I would measure success in my team by making sure to be working on the project and code consistently as well as trying to keep up with a timeline we set up for our project.
I would try to maintain motivation by making sure everyone in the team is interested in the project and like the project idea so that everyone continues to be motivated to contribute to the final product End Edits
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Ellie Rozenkrants period 1 If I had the freedom and ability to code whatever I wanted, I would code a tool that helped identify if someone had cancerous cells. This tool would be accessible to all, meaning you don't have to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars for medical tests. What would motivate me to do this is the people who don't have the money, insurance, etc. to pay for life saving care. I would measure my team's success by our progress, or at least attempts to make progress and not giving up when it gets hard, as well as our attitude. If we are working hard at achieving our goals but are failing, I do believe there is still some progress being made because now we know what not to do. I would maintain motivation by reminding myself that I started this project for a reason so deciding to do said project, making it harder for me to decide to stop. I also believe setting small goals, and then hopefully achieving them, would help me continue to stay motivated. |
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Dylan Luo Period 1 “What would you code given absolute freedom?"If I were to be given absolute freedom, I would probably code a web application that helps me pursue on of my passions. For example, I enjoy playing soccer and exercising in general, so I would likely program a fitness application that helps users acheive their athletic goals. This application would consist of a variety of useful features such as a workout planner, diet tracker, exercise guide, etc. "What would motivate you to be productive each day given the freedom to code what you want?"I believe that the greatest motivations for me to be productive everyday given the freedom to code what I want are the important skills I will goal from my coding endeavors, as well as the ultimate goal I am trying to achieve. "How would you measure success in your team?"I would measure success in my team by the amount of productive work we get done everyday, the utilization of every individual's skills toward the team effort, and the effectiveness of the product. "In a project, most students are more motivated if the project seems useful, unique, and has an interested consumer. How will you maintain motivation?"To maintain motivation, I will set milestones that the team will aim to achieve. Every time we reach a milestone, we may gain more motivation to strive toward loftier heights as we try to reach our next aspirations. |
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Shreya Ahuja Period 1 If I was given absolute freedom, I would try and code something that would help other people like something that would help students with their various classes. For example, there could be different study pages for each class, and people would be able to add to the project with their updated findings and new concepts they learn. I would just want to make something that would help people and allow their lives to become easier. Something that would motivate me to be productive each day would be seeing progress on our project. It is good to see that your work is making an impact, so that would motivate me to continue working on the project. Also, my team working with me and collaborating would motivate me as we are working together to build a project that is helpful for others. In order to measure success in my team, I would see how our project is improving each week. I think our team would consider our project to be successful if we are all satisfied with the finished product while completing all our goals and tasks. We would maintain motivation by making sure everyone in the group is interested in the project and the overall idea so that we are all motivated to work hard. This way, everyone would contribute equally and is involved in the content being created. |
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Allie Xiao Period 1 Given absolute freedom I'd like to work on coding a website for studying with customizable audio and a planner/calendar function. I've found several productivity websites that have helped me with my time management, and I think it would be interesting to combine the best features from them into one interface. One thing that would motivate me to code every day would be talking with others to improve my understanding of the work and challenges. I would measure my team's success by the code's functionality/completion and adherence to the work schedule. I would maintain motivation by choosing a website concept that I'm interested in and keeping myself involved in the Agile process. |
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Madhumita Narayan Period 1 What would you code given absolute freedom: Adding more functionality to our PBL project from last tri, DN Marketplace. It has a lot of potential, and would be cool if we could expand it to something that is actually used by other students. What would motivate you to be productive each day: Being interested in the project I was working on would give me motivation. However, staying accountable to someone else would also help me be productive. How would you measure success in your team: The amount of goals that each person achieves, and whether our final project meets all of the requirements we wanted. In a project, most students are more motivated if the project seems useful, unique, and has an interested consumer. How will you maintain motivation: Our team can stay motivated by agreeing on a project we are all interested in and something that would be useful for all of us personally. If we weren't personally invested in the project, it would be hard to stay motivated. |
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Aadit Gupta Period 1 I would code a game because that is something that gives a result right when I start coding it. |
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Jazair Tallman Period 1
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Nicholas Ramos Period 1 Express, “What would you code given absolute freedom?
What would motivate you to be productive each day given the freedom to code what you want?
How would you measure success in your team?
In a project, most students are more motivated if the project seems useful, unique, and has an interested consumer. How will you maintain motivation?
Take a moment to review standards linked on this page. Provide summary in comment on why information is this blog is important?.
Would you rather work on PBL project, or or do assigned free-response coding questions (aka FRQs)? Which would be easier to meet class standards?
Trust and Freedom are often earned. How will you show your passion and ability to succeed in your work?
What key learnings and focusses are a priority for you?
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Nathan Manangan - Period 1 What would you code given absolute freedom?
What would motivate you to be productive each day given the freedom to code what you want?
How would you measure success in your team?
In a project, most students are more motivated if the project seems useful, unique, and has an interested consumer. How will you maintain motivation?
Take a moment to review standards linked on this page. Provide summary in comment on why information is this blog is important?
Would you rather work on PBL project, or or do assigned free-response coding questions (aka FRQs)? Which would be easier to meet class standards?
Trust and Freedom are often earned. How will you show your passion and ability to succeed in your work?
What key learnings and focusses are a priority for you?
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Saumya Palakodety Period 1
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Rohan Gaikwad - Period 1
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Akhil Nandhakumar - Period 1 What would you code given absolute freedom?1. Given absolute freedom, I would code something that I could use everyday that would make my life or other people's lives significantly easier. What would motivate you to be productive each day given the freedom to code what you want?2. I would be motivated to be productive everyday if I enjoyed the process of creating what I was coding, or if I knew that the outcome of whatever I was coding would have a real purpose or use. How would you measure success in your team?3. I would measure success in my team by the amount of small tasks we can accomplish over a certain time, or by how many features we complete out of the overall goal of the project. How will you maintain motivation?4. I will maintain enthusiasm and interest by making sure that I choose useful projects to work on, and projects that are meaningful to me. |
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Braeden Copley - Period 1 Given absolute freedom, I would probably code a video game since that is the most fun coding and testing. However, I know this isn't really realistic for this class, so maybe just a program that helps the common user with something. What motivates me is the finished product that results from countless hours of effort. After seeing a good quality product that you yourself made is extremely gratifying. I measure success with my team by the amount of effort we put in. It doesn't fully matter whether someone is better than you, what matters is that you're trying and actively making a contribution. You can maintain more motivation by researching the topic you are coding and gaining a common interest with it. It's easier to be motivated when you actually are interested in doing the said thing. |
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Tristan Copley - Period 1 Q1: I would code video games and highly interactive and useful websites. |
Natalie Beckwith Period 1What would you code given absolute freedom?
What would motivate you to be productive each day given the freedom to code what you want?
In a project, most students are more motivated if the project seems useful, unique, and has an interested consumer. How will you maintain motivation?
Provide summary in comment on why information is this blog is important?
Would you rather work on PBL project, or or do assigned free-response coding questions (aka FRQs)? Which would be easier to meet class standards?
Trust and Freedom are often earned. How will you show your passion and ability to succeed in your work?
What key learnings and focusses are a priority for you?
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Armaan Shamsaasef - Period 1 Express, “What would you code given absolute freedom?
What would motivate you to be productive each day given the freedom to code what you want?
How would you measure success in your team?
In a project, most students are more motivated if the project seems useful, unique, and has an interested consumer. How will you maintain motivation?
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Alice Tang Period 1
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Express, “What would you code given absolute freedom? In general a program that has a real impact on people or society around me. I want to implement code into useful application. What would motivate you to be productive each day given the freedom to code what you want? A solid plan, this would help me see the goal in a easier way and thus progress towards achieving it. How would you measure success in your team? In a project, most students are more motivated if the project seems useful, unique, and has an interested consumer. How will you maintain motivation? Creating a goal plan so I that I know each day how to progress. |
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Andrew Meng What would you code given absolute freedom? What would motivate you to be productive each day given the freedom to code what you want? How would you measure success in your team? In a project, most students are more motivated if the project seems useful, unique, and has an interested consumer. How will you maintain motivation? Take a moment to review standards linked on this page. Provide summary in comment on why information is this blog is important? Would you rather work on PBL project, or or do assigned free-response coding questions (aka FRQs)? Which would be easier to meet class standards? Trust and Freedom are often earned. How will you show your passion and ability to succeed in your work? What key learnings and focusses are a priority for you? |
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Rohan Juneja - Period 2 What would you code given absolute freedom?I would code a website that allows users to easily make many different types of statistical calculations easily and save datasets as this would benefit me in my AP stats class to easily make these calculations. What would motivate you to be productive each day given the freedom to code what you want?I have to go to AP stats class every day so I would be motivated because I would want to more easily perform the statistcal calculations every day and therefore I would be motivated to make that application so my life is easier. How would you measure success in your team?I think the key measure of success is what has been created for the application, and that all team members are participating in that process to ensure we are a team. Another key aspect of uccess is communication, so we know who is doing what and this can be seen if the application is working with the multiple parts cohesively together. In a project, most students are more motivated if the project seems useful, unique, and has an interested consumer. How will you maintain motivation?I think the project we choose for our group will be something that can benefit our daily lives in some way so every time we see the problem our project is solving in our own lives we will automatically be motivated to make a solution to the problem. |
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Kinish Sathish Period 2 If I had the chance to code whatever I wanted granted that I knew how to, I would code video games and instructions for vehicles such as airplanes, cars, and trains to help instruct them on how to run. The main idea that keeps me motivated and going would be the reward, as that keeps me in check to do what I need to do everyday. Sometimes, one may loose motivation, however, but discipline is needed to continue on and strive to achieve what needs to be achieved; if I lose motivation somehow, then being disciplined to the goal will take over. 3.Success means getting the job done and learning more about the experience 4.I will maintain motivation for as long as I can, by realizing the wonders that whatever I code will benefit people and be fun to use.
6.I will show my trustworthiness and freedom by contributing to the group, building trust in my abilities 7.Frontend and DevOps, to code the interphase and deploy website to the world |
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Linda Liu Period 2 Express, “What would you code given absolute freedom? What would motivate you to be productive each day given the freedom to code what you want? How would you measure success in your team? In a project, most students are more motivated if the project seems useful, unique, and has an interested consumer. How will you maintain motivation? Summary Would you rather work on PBL project, or or do assigned free-response coding questions (aka FRQs)? Which would be easier to meet class standards? Trust and Freedom are often earned. How will you show your passion and ability to succeed in your work? What key learnings and focusses are a priority for you? |
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Nathan Shih What would you code given absolute freedom? What would motivate you to be productive each day given the freedom to code what you want? How would you measure success in your team? In a project, most students are more motivated if the project seems useful, unique, and has an interested consumer. How will you maintain motivation? Summary: |
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Kurtis Kwan Period 2
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Saathvika Ajith Period 2
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Divya Suri Period 2
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Sanjay Bharadwaj What would you code given absolute freedom?Given absolute freedom, I would code an interactive application/website that revolves around some of my interests. I'd like to use data analytics/science to create different types of recommendation programs for music/books/movies, etcs. What would motivate you to be productive each day given the freedom to code what you want?I would be motivated by my own personal interests in the subject and a desire to succeed on my own in an area I am interested in. Futhermore I would be motivated by the sight of my final goal and my desire to reach my final goals. Essentially I would be motivated for myself and my expectations for myself. How would you measure success in your team?I would measure success based on how much the team is able to meet their weekly/daily/monthly goals. If the team is able to work together and collaborate well, with each member pulling their own weight. The team would plan out the entire course of the project and set incremental goals. If the team is able to reach each of these goals and possible exceed them, it would be a success. In a project, most students are more motivated if the project seems useful, unique, and has an interested consumer. How will you maintain motivation?I would maintain motivation and interest by constantly changing the tasks and roles that each team member is working on. This way, no one member is constantly working on the same type of code or working on the same feature of the project. This would prevent members of the team from growing bored and tired and maintain constant interest. I would also make sure to find potential customers that would be interested in the project in order to ensure that it is worthwhile. I think that backend development and databases will be a priority for me in the future. SummaryI think this blog is important because it talks about the psychology and mentality inside computer science projects and groups. I would rather work on PBL projects as opposed to FRQs. This is because PBL has a distinctive and tangible purpose and accomplishes something concrete. It is significantly more enjoyable to work on a project that addresses an issue of interest than to solve abstract coding problems as in the FRQs. Choosing a area for the PBL that interests me and the group as a whole would ensure that everyone remains passionate and interested. |
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SummaryFirstly, I think that using the blog is an excellent way to connect with peers. Whenever I need help or someone else needs help, the easiest way to help others when not in a classroom environment is through the blog. This allows me and my peers to work together and become better coders in turn. Additionally, the blog, it allows me to see how the code I am learning is truly displayed and how I can improve to make the user's experience better and better each time around. |
Evan Sanchez - Period 2Express, “What would you code given absolute freedom? What would motivate you to be productive each day given the freedom to code what you want? How would you measure success in your team? In a project, most students are more motivated if the project seems useful, unique, and has an interested consumer. How will you maintain motivation? Take a moment to review standards linked on this page. Provide summary in comment on why information is this blog is important?. Would you rather work on PBL project, or or do assigned free-response coding questions (aka FRQs)? Which would be easier to meet class standards? Trust and Freedom are often earned. How will you show your passion and ability to succeed in your work? What key learnings and focusses are a priority for you |
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Rohit De Period 2 If I was given absolute freedom, I would code calculators for my physics class. While there are calculators available on the internet, I would want to make a calculator that is customizable and is able to provide a numerical answer in different forms with units. I could make my own modifications as I want. What would motivate you to be productive each day given the freedom to code what you want? What would motivate me is that I know I am making something useful to me and that it is something other people may find useful as well. How would you measure success in your team? How I would measure success in my team is that we are able to keep track of the changes and modifications we make as we progress on the project. Additionally, that we are able to communicate our ideas successfully to the whole team so that we can make something that we all find important. In a project, most students are more motivated if the project seems useful, unique, and has an interested consumer. How will you maintain motivation? To maintain motiviation I would want each of our team members to be able to contribute something successfully. |
QUESTIONS- What would you code given absolute freedom? - What would motivate you to be productive each day given the freedom to code what you want? - How would you measure success in your team? - In a project, most students are more motivated if the project seems useful, unique, and has an interested consumer. How will you maintain motivation? NOTES:
ENDING QUESTIONS- Take a moment to review standards linked on this page. Provide a summary in comment on why information is this blog is important? - Would you rather work on PBL project, or do assigned free-response coding questions (aka FRQs)? Which would be easier to meet class standards? - Trust and Freedom are often earned. How will you show your passion and ability to succeed in your work? - What key learnings and focuses are a priority for you? |
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Bailey Say - Period 2 Express, “What would you code given absolute freedom?" What would motivate you to be productive each day given the freedom to code what you want? How would you measure success in your team? In a project, most students are more motivated if the project seems useful, unique, and has an interested consumer. How will you maintain motivation? Conclusion Personally, I'd rather work on a PBL project. It's a lot more useful to learn as it actually appears in the real world and it can foster collaboration and other essential skills to know. Even if it's easier to meet expectations with FRQs, it's a lot more helpful in the long run to work on PBL projects. I'll show my passion and ability to succeed in my work by trying to add extra tangibles or unique/creative solutions to my work. It'll show that I'm invested in these projects beyond just meeting standards and that I want to actually learn something new from these projects. I'm going to prioritize learning how to collaborate properly with others. Before, I coded alone all the time, so I'm used to working alone on these kinds of projects. Even now, it's easy for me to just work on my own part while letting my partner work on his. I know that I have to learn how to collaborate properly in order to maximize creativity and quality in our work, so I'll prioritize this learning. |
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Ellen Xu Period 2
Some thoughts: Algorithms to help solve differential equations. Creating a meta-algorithm which has capabilities to modify its own source code/rules. A self-learning agent which uses axioms to derive mathematical formulas.
Being given enough time and support from people who are interested in pursuing similar projects, and can work together as a group to help accomplish and move through hurdles. In addition, having the creative freedom to choose what to code and having the time and resources to complete it.
Ability to work together efficiently and solve problems. This includes adequate division of tasks and agile collaboration, open and constant communication, ability to ask and answer questions, and having a shared common goal.
I will maintain motivation by knowing the end user and problem that I am solving. When projects are applied to the real world, it provides concrete motivation for why we are coding and what we are working on. |
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Riya Patil Period 2
Agile Tips
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Reem Ben Ishai Period 2 QuestionsWhat would you code given absolute freedom? What would motivate you to be productive each day given the freedom to code what you want? How would you measure success in your team?
How will you maintain motivation?
Agile successAgile success can be achieved by valuing creativity and quality in the software engineering culture and being committed to it. Prioritizing these values and setting realistic expectations for project deadlines is important. It is also essential to educate the team on the importance of code reviews, automated testing, and CI/CD, and to embrace automation in testing and delivery. Encouraging contribution from all members of the team and promoting collaboration between different teams can also help ensure success. Finally, establishing metrics to measure and monitor progress can help identify areas for improvement. |
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Nicolas Mounier - Period 2 What would you code given absolute freedom?
What would motivate you to be productive each day given the freedom to code what you want?
How would you measure success in your team?
In a project, most students are more motivated if the project seems useful, unique, and has an interested consumer. How will you maintain motivation?
Take a moment to review standards linked on this page. Provide a summary in comment on why information is this blog is important?
Would you rather work on PBL project, or do assigned free-response coding questions (aka FRQs)? Which would be easier to meet class standards?
Trust and Freedom are often earned. How will you show your passion and ability to succeed in your work?
What key learnings and focuses are a priority for you?
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Evan Yang P2
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Soren P2 Express, “What would you code given absolute freedom? What would motivate you to be productive each day given the freedom to code what you want? How would you measure success in your team? In a project, most students are more motivated if the project seems useful, unique, and has an interested consumer. How will you maintain motivation? |
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Gabriel Boudreau Period 2
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Avinh Huynh (Period 2)QuestionsWhat would you code given absolute freedom?
What would motivate you to be productive each day given the freedom to code what you want?
How would you measure success in your team?
In a project, most students are more motivated if the project seems useful, unique, and has an interested consumer. How will you maintain motivation?
ending questionsTake a moment to review standards linked on this page. Provide summary in comment on why information is this blog is important?.
Would you rather work on PBL project, or or do assigned free-response coding questions (aka FRQs)? Which would be easier to meet class standards?
What key learnings and focusses are a priority for you?
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I would measure success in two ways. One if my customer is pleased with the product I have provided them and two: if I have my own internal satisfaction as a coder. If I feel mastery over the topics I have covered, then I can say that I was successful.
I will maintain my motivation by writing down my goals for the day. When I have small mini goals to complete each day, it allows me to create a doorway to the long term goals that I have in mind. |
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Vidhi Kulkarni Period 2 If I was given absolute freedom, I would code something that will be useful for me at school, for example a calculator for calculus. Being able to code what I want to would motivate me to keep coding. I will also work with the rest of my team. I would measure success in my team by how well we work with one another and how much we get done. I will maintain motivation by working on projects that I am interested in and adding on what the sponsor suggests. |
Kian Pasokhi - Period 2What would you code given absolute freedom?
What would motivate you to be productive each day given the freedom to code what you want?
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In a project, most students are more motivated if the project seems useful, unique, and has an interested consumer. How will you maintain motivation?
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Jun Lim Period 1
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Creative, Collaborative, and Quality Culture | APCSA
Fun in software engineering is when Project Teams have a collaborative culture. My favorite projects inside a company have been when the division is not accountable for Profit and Loss P&L, just responsible for building something to change the world. Education can create a lot of those creative elements, you learn freely, only accountability is to points/grade.
https://nighthawkcoders.github.io/APCSA/4.a/4.b/c1.1/c1.2/c1.3/c1.4/c2.0/c2.1/2023/01/03/HM-quality.html
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