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Week 11 Learning Objectives

Debugging and Publify

• Navigate a large, mature project.
• Submit pull requests to contribute code changes to projects you do not own.

ES6 and React

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Week 10 Learning Objectives

###Trees

• Explain the relationship between graphs, trees, and binary search trees.
• Draw a balanced binary search tree from some given data.
• Use binary search trees in answering interview style challenge questions.

###Breadth First Search

• Describe and draw breadth-first tree traversal.
• Pseudocode breadth-first search.

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Week 9 Learning Objectives

###Collaboration

• Work on coding projects with a larger group.
• Follow good practices for branching.
• Identify your strengths and weaknesses as a teammate

###User Experience

• Explain at least one best practice or convention from user experience design (e.g., consistency, calls to action).
• Incorporate UX questions into project planning:

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Week 8 Learning Objectives

###Migrations

• Add and remove columns from the database.
• Alter an existing column.
• Explain when it is okay to edit a migration and when it is okay to edit the schema.

###Associations

• Describe how relational databases can be used to create associations between resources.

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Week 7 Learning Objectives

###Intro Ruby

• List Ruby data types.
• Articulate strategies to learn new programming languages and frameworks.
• Run Ruby code in an interactive Command Line Interface or from a file.

###Ruby Methods

• Write conditionals, loops, and methods in Ruby.
• Apply methods in ruby to solve problems.

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Week 6 Learning Objectives

###Custom Directives

• Explain the justifications for using custom directives.
• Describe the directive definition object and implement it in creating a directive.
• Integrate a third party directive into your code.

###Make a Directive

• Create a custom directive.

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##Creating an App using Angular

Keys to Remember About Angular:

• In your HTML, always prefix angular element attributes with ng-* (ex. an angular-style href is called ng-href)
• These ng-* attributes are called directives, and they allow us to add behavior to HTML. Directive HTML tags tell Angular to run or reference Angular code
• Important directives to remember:
  • ng-app turns ordinary HTML into an Angular application. You will need Angular loaded into your project (via a package manager or CDN) for this to work
  • ng-controller connects a controller (a JavaScript file containing logic) to a section of our application.
  • ng-model ties together (binds) values in HTML and data in the controller.

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Week 5 Learning Objectives

###Big O

• Articulate a set of steps to determine Big O complexity.
• List the Big O complexities of some commonly-used patterns and algorithms.
• Estimate the time or space efficiency of an algorithm using Big O notation.

###Bubble Sort

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Week 3 Learning Objectives

###Express

• Draw a diagram of the request response cycle with Nodejs and Express included and labeled
• Describe the roles that Nodejs and Express play in building a server
• Use npm to initialize a node project
• Write a local web server to serve JSON and static assets with Express

###Params and Routes

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Week 2 Learning Objectives

###Iterator Methods & Callbacks

• Draw the call stack of a program that uses callbacks
• Write a first-order function that calls a custom callback
• Use iterator methods to iterate through collections

###Objects