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Lecture 26, Thu 12/03
Thursday: Standup meetings, PRs, Code Reviews, Grading concerns
Some items to discuss
- “How much of this should we be expected to know how to do”?
- Imposter Syndrome
- Learning from peers
- Discovery learning vs. direct instruction
- The skill to teach others is so valuable
- Scaling up the help from the staff
- The importance of struggle
- Focus first on what the story is really about.
- Very often that’s where you spend most of your time rather than the coding
- Is it cheating to use code from the internet?
- No. That code isn’t going to be plug and play. You are going to have to tweak that code to suit your purposes.
- Use the slack!
- Ask your teammates for help before the staff
- Use the help-general and project channels
- “I still can’t get my local setup working (on CSIL, on my own machine)
- Consider pairing with someone whose set up is working so that you can make contributions
- In team meetings:
- Let’s talk about how a stand up goes
- It’s really important to be discussing your team’s work
- It’s helpful if at least one member is sharing their screen
- If needed, break out into multiple break out rooms.
- You can let others control your machine in zoom