Last Weekend of ACP

Published Jun 3, 2013 by Pillow Computing Consortium at /blog/2013-06-02-last-weekend-of-acp/

…was actually pretty good, I thought.

I have to come up with a page of things to say about ACP. This will be difficult, so I’ll simply list a few things I liked:

  • Freedom to choose what I wanted to work on. I liked this for obvious reasons.
  • On a related note, I appreciated that we were encouraged (if subliminally) to work on teams, as typically I don’t get to do that very much.
  • I really liked how we had to present, both for code reviews and to the rest of the class. I felt like, for the presentations, a target was set and we got to show off what we did. For the code review, it’s rare that I get other people to review my code, so I thought that was very useful. Personally I wouldn’t have minded having code reviews more frequently.

And a few things I didn’t like:

  • I found it a little bit demotivating that (some) other people didn’t appear to have done much. I felt like they were freeloading and wasting my time in presentations where they didn’t present anything. That said, the majority of presentations were great.

 

Lane Kolbly

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