Report
Portfolio Review Example
Hank Feild
05-Aug-2014


Skill justification
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I have demonstrated planning using flow charts and pseudo-code in Lab 1, Lab 2, 
and the optional mad-libs project.

I demonstrated my ability to communicate through all the reports and reflections
included, as well as in the comments in the three programs included.

Both labs and the extra credit assignment use variables, constants, and C++
output, including cout.

I demonstrated creativity and effort by submitting an optional assignment that
I designed (mad-libs).

Finally, I have contributed questions, answers, and discussion in all of our 
classes, which I would like you to consider with regards to participation.


Reflection
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I am also not sure why it matters where variables are declared or why use
a constant over a variable.

I found the use of cout and declaring variables to be easy.

I've had no real epiphanies.


PPD
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Past: I had no goals for this review (this is the first one!).

Present: I learned how to use cout and how to declare, initialize, 
update, and use variables and constants.

Future: My goals for next time are to:
1. understand the difference between variables and constants better
2. understand why it matter where variables are declared
3. learn how to read from the user (I want to make my mad-lib program 
   interactive)