Code Red Summaries
Friday, March 31, 2017
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Doug Rudolph - Senior - 3pm - 6pm - drudolph914@gmail.com
General Overview: There weren't many students in for code red
last week. There were 2 students from Data structures and 3 students
from 111, each of which were asking me to teach topics outside the scope
of either class; the questions generally were related to Java specific
software design strategies.
CS 111: Taught a group students how to use arrays, and
different syntax that wasn't covered in class.
CS 112: For the one student I did help with Data
Structures, I showed him basic methods used to design a recursive
algorithm and taught how to the theory behind the topic of
recursion.
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Lydia Wang - Junior - 3pm - 6pm - secrlickq@gmail.com
This week ended up not being very heavy on Code Red. Not many
people were there for Code Red. The only people I helped was for
topics unrelated to data structures. I expect this week to be more
busy though.
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Andre
Periera - Senior - 1pm to 4pm - andreper@scarletmail.rutgers.edu
Code
Red was relatively tame when I was on duty. There were a few students from
the Data Structures course doing the My Little Search Engine project,
which was good to see considering that it isn't due for another two weeks
or so. Apart from that, there was one person who needed some help with a
very small programming project regarding reading, converting characters,
and writing those characters into a file in Java. Not much else went on.
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Olaolu "Biggie" Emmanual - Junior - 2pm - 6pm - biggieemmanuel@gmail.com
Today was pretty slow. I didn’t help anyone so I can’t speak about any
trends I noticed. Other people were being helped however and everything ran
smoothly.
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SaraAnn Stanway - Sophomore - 2pm - 6pm - sys41@scarletmail.rutgers.edu
Pretty light day, only tutored one kid. She was an international student (Chinese) and had a lot of trouble understanding the directions for the 111 project. I ended up just sitting with her for a while reading them and explaining what she was supposed to be doing. Happens fairly often