New review for CPSC 310 by Andy Liang (ubccsss#378)

> The course consists of a full stack project (no DB) where the hardest
part of the project is actually more algorithm related ish (building a
query engine) than it is software construction in my opinion. The
project itself ended up being very useless (especially if you have done
one decent full stack personal project or have coop experience) since
there is no code quality enforcement. This means you are free to write
garbage code, as long as it works. I would advice to start early on the
project though!

The conceptual portion taught in lecture is useful. However the project,
nor any other part of the course, really forces you to try the design
patterns that you have learned. :)
>
> Difficulty: 3/5
> Quality: 2/5
> <cite><a href=''>Andy Liang</a>, Feb 05 2023, course taken during
2022W1</cite>
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  - author: Andy Liang
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    date: 2023-02-05
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The course consists of a full stack project (no DB) where the hardest
part of the project is actually more algorithm related ish (building a
query engine) than it is software construction in my opinion. The
project itself ended up being very useless (especially if you have done
one decent full stack personal project or have coop experience) since
there is no code quality enforcement. This means you are free to write
garbage code, as long as it works. I would advice to start early on the
project though!
      
The conceptual portion taught in lecture is useful. However the project,
nor any other part of the course, really forces you to try the design
patterns that you have learned. :)
    difficulty: 3
    quality: 2
    sessionTaken: 2022W1

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 reviews:
+  - author: Andy Liang
+    authorLink: 
+    date: 2023-02-05
+    review: |
+      The course consists of a full stack project (no DB) where the hardest part of the project is actually more algorithm related ish (building a query engine) than it is software construction in my opinion. The project itself ended up being very useless (especially if you have done one decent full stack personal project or have coop experience) since there is no code quality enforcement. This means you are free to write garbage code, as long as it works. I would advice to start early on the project though!
+      
+      The conceptual portion taught in lecture is useful. However the project, nor any other part of the course, really forces you to try the design patterns that you have learned. :) 
+    difficulty: 3
+    quality: 2
+    sessionTaken: 2022W1
   - author: anonymous
     authorLink: 
     date: 2023-02-03