Assignment 2 - Planning the Problem

Given the check expect (sierpinski (make-param 1 5))
              (above (sierpinski (make-param 0 5))
                     (beside (sierpinski (make-param 0 5))
                             (sierpinski (make-param 0 5)))))

the condition must be within those lines, and one of my plans is to break that time to solve the definition.

Assignment 2 - Understanding the Problems

Understand the Problem:

Increase or Decrease the Depth of the fractal by hitting up or down, and Increase or Decrease the size of the base triangle by hitting the right or left arrow keys.

Error:  check-expect encountered the following error instead of the expected value, ..
   :: -: expects a number as 1st argument, given (lambda (a1) ...)

Test 2

Finally checked my markup marks. Even though I did well, I still feel I need to improve because I made some errors in the coding parts. I need to find those errors and correct them before the final!

Assignment 2

The contract part has been pretty okay for me, but I am lost to how to even start on Fractal. This is a sign I need to start touching up on CSC again ! Maybe I will put that problem solving method in good use.

Open proxy?

Apparently, I have been banned from making changes till Feb 2014 for making changes on an open proxy. I have no idea what that means, but I guess making changes on my mobile network is forbidden in the Wikipedia code of conduct.

Hopefully I have done enough for the assignment or I would have to wait till next year to make changes

Wikipedia assignment

I was a little confused and thought we were only suppose to change one article. So I wrote a few paragraphs for telecommuting and hope it would be enough. With a midterm counting down tomorrow, I don't think I have enough time to do anymore but I did my best editing that 1 article!!

In regards to Wikipedia engagement, I am still researching what that means since it is still unclear but overall, I felt I did a fair share of contribution to Wikipedia!

Midterm finished!

I'm feeling sad that the course is near its end, but the midterms have been fair. I found it to be helpful using the problem solving technique taught in class for many of the coding problems so I will continue to use it until the final exams.

Breaking down each question makes everything a lot easier!