Building and Iterating a Project
Students will learn to build their project in small steps, testing and improving it along the way based on feedback.
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Students will learn to build their project in small steps, testing and improving it along the way based on feedback.
Key Questions
- Why is it helpful to build a project in small steps?
- How can we get feedback to make our project better?
- Demonstrate how you tested a part of your project and made improvements.
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