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I would like to pair on this with someone.

Title 1: Contribute to Open Source Event Manager URL: https://github.com/openSUSE/osem

• Why - I like the mission behind this project - helping Open Source conferences get and stat organized. It feels like a familiar concept that we have dealt with pieces of in other modules (Event Manager, Task Manager). The comments and contributions guidelines seem friendly and approachable and there are lots of issues to take a hold of within the repo.

• What - openSUSE/osem#1234 This issue is asking for a change to the event#show page - to show concurrent events. Seems like an enhancement and not an issue, but at first glance this seems like something that would be doable.

• I Need to get the code up and running, render the site and see what the Event#show page is currently showing and dig into the code to find out what is being rendered and how and also look at sort/filter options.

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DTR Memo

Project: Monocle

Group Member Names: Susi Irwin, Dan Broadbent, Nate Anderson, Ryan Workman, Brendan Dillon

NOTE - Brendan is absent, so we will add his notes in when we get back together

Project Expectations:

What does each group member hope to get out of this project? Goals and expectations:

• JOBS.
• Better understanding of Agile Work Processes and Sprints

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- Users have 4 roles:
1. guest
2. registered user
3. professional
4. platform admin

- As a guest
i visit the site
i see all counties in colorado
i click on Denver County

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Use a Schema Designer to create schemas for the following problems:

1. City Library System

• a user can check out books
• books have one or more authors
• books belong to a library branch
• a book can be reserved by a user

2. Movie Showtimes

• a movie has many showtimes at various theaters

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Group Retro and Feedback

Retro

First, take about 30+ minutes and do a retro about your group experience. What's a retro? Think about our friday whole module retro - positives, negatives, and so-sos and actionable things you can improve to better the situation for next time. Here is a short read that may help define retros if you need a little more context. It may be helpful to revisit your DTR conversation too.

Feedback

"By not giving me feedback, you're preventing me from growing." -Anonymous Student

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Rush Hour Group Expectations

Group Member Names:

Project Manager:

Defining the Relationship (DTR) Questions:

1. When are group members available to work together? What hours can each group member work individually? Are there any personal time commitments that need to be discussed?

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##DTR Memo ##Project: Black Thursday ##Group Member Names: Raphael Barbo, Susi Irwin

###Project Expectations: What does each group member hope to get out of this project? Goals and expectations:

• Parsing through CSV files comfortably
• Handling the data once we can read it
• Being able to answer BI questions with the data available
• Working with Hashes well and thoroughly
• Get even more comfortable working in a pair - in person and remotely

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##DTR Memo ##Project: Night Writer ##Group Member Names: Jasmin Hudacsek, Susi Irwin

###Project Expectations: What does each group member hope to get out of this project? Goals and expectations:

• Jasmin - I’d like to establish a good paired workflow since I’ve never worked on a project like this with another person. Go teamwork! Susi - I hope to better understand enumerables and Arrays with this project. I am excited and a bit nervous for a Paired project as I have never done anything like this before using GitHub. As Jasmin says, Go teamwork!

###Schedule Expectations: When are we available to work together and individually?

• Susi has a child so mornings are better, but she has worked it out with her husband to be able to stay late a few times a week if needed. I can stay after Tuesday and Wednesday this week and will work in the mornings individually. I get back on Slack around 8pm and can work until about 10pm.

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Susi Irwin - M1 Portfolio

Individual

Areas of Emphasis

This module's focus has been mainly on learning the basics of Ruby and Object-Oriented Programming, but also to get more comfortable as a Turing Student. I want to develop good, strong habits as well as best practices so that when I move into my new career I am capable of suceeding. I want to build my confidence and lessen my hesitence when it comes to writing Ruby and approaching new projects. Personally, I want to become a part of the Turing community and begin to utilize the resources afforded to me. I need to work on my speed when it comes to taking in the information and creating the corresponding code. My goal to find a mentor was met when I found Matt Rogers. I meet with him on a scheduled weekly basis but also one-off slack and facetime conversations.

End of Module Assessment

Assessed by Mike Dao

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(Your Name) - (M1/M2/M3/M4) Portfolio

Individual

Areas of Emphasis

(What did you set out to accomplish this module?)

End of Module Assessment

(Notes & scores from your assessment rubric)