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This is a full solution with a detailed report. No video demo was submitted. I apreciate you openly sharing your AI chat history so I can give you feedback on it. While you started well asking questions about the meaning of DateTimes and TimeSpan you went beyond the allowed guidelines by posting the entire assignment, your entire code base and getting back answers with full solutions. In the process, you lost control of the development process. Having said that, I can see you worked hard to understand and developed the solution highly iteratively so please take this feedback constructively. It is not meant to be punitive. In the future please do not upload the PDF instructions of the assignment to AI and ask questions that are much more specific. Do not upload wholesale solutions and ask generic questions like "What is wrong with my code?"
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I am glad I finally have access to your chat history and appreciate you including it. The others had expired because of how late I was in looking at them.
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This goes beyond AI Fair Use Guidelines. It is also where you've let AI drive your solution instead of you driving it and using AI to help you learn as you did before this point.
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Troubleshooting with debugging and using error messages is a significant part and tool for learning and you've offloaded that learning to AI here.
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We find out what is needed through debugging and testing, not by asking AI and implementing their suggestions.
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When AI answers with a full solution, you know you went too far with fair use of AI
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By publishing the assignment to AI you went above what was permitted. I can see you've used it to learn and iteratively develop your application, but it is still over the fair use line, which is to the detriment of your learning.
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You can see that you went above even what ChatGPT suggested to do according to your initial prompts. An ethical AI would have stopped answering questions like this and helped you figure things out by yourself but ChatGPT is not an ethical AI and is not interested in your learning although it sounds like it is. It is just a pattern matching algorithm.
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Asking for a peer review of working code to improve it is useful, but it is also an advanced use of AI. Letting AI drive the development of the code, the troubleshooting and identification of errors, the fixing and everything in between is not useful to your learning.
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| Throughout this assignment, I leisurely took the time to implement the code, following the UML. | ||
| I at some points felt lost, and paused, came back after a few days used ChatGPT as a way to unblock the path forward. | ||
| I know very well that I need to parse the final result to get all the pieces together. I find myself often seeing the end, and not how to get there. |
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The answer to this is debug your code in small increments and see how it works. You don't need to ask ChatGPT how it works, you can see it yourself.
| Throughout this assignment, I leisurely took the time to implement the code, following the UML. | ||
| I at some points felt lost, and paused, came back after a few days used ChatGPT as a way to unblock the path forward. | ||
| I know very well that I need to parse the final result to get all the pieces together. I find myself often seeing the end, and not how to get there. | ||
| The question I MUST ask myself going forward is: What do I need to get to the end? |
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Writing comments before coding allows you to break the problem down into small problems.
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