First Impression of the Assignments

I'm very intrigued by the way the assignments are structured for this class, in terms of routine aspects to the class itself divided into each separate days, and how each topic for the day connect with the other days within the week. In addition, I also like how the extra credit assignments are never set at a certain time where it's due, but rather that whenever you have any free time during the week to do them. It also helps that these assignments give a clearer insight as to what you would want to learn regarding the general topics of the class. Overall, I don't have any specific questions that I have currently in regards to the extra credit opportunities or the way the general work schedule is during the week!


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