Computer Science and Databases made engaging and supportive

The Student and Tutor worked through several programming exercises focused on loops. The Student practiced predicting the output of loops with varying initializations, conditions, and increment/decrement steps. The session included analyzing temperature value generation and identifying loop expressions, and a follow-up session was scheduled.

The session focused on understanding and applying loops in programming. The Student practiced identifying loop components, writing loop expressions with relational operators, and debugging common loop errors. The Student will continue to work on loop-based exercises in the next session.

The Student and Tutor reviewed the 'print' command, including printing text, numbers, and multiple lines. They also learned about variables, their assignment, and how to combine them in print statements. The Tutor assigned practice questions for the Student to complete before the next session and shared a plan for future lessons.

The session focused on operator precedence, logical expressions, and conditional statements. The student practiced identifying operator order, rewriting expressions, and determining outputs from if-else blocks. The session concluded with practice exercises applying conditional logic in practical scenarios.

The session focused on equality, relational, and logical operators in computer science. The student practiced using these operators to create expressions, detect ranges using decision sequences, and evaluate expressions containing logical operators. They also explored precedence rules and applied them to solve problems.

The Tutor assisted the Student with debugging and correcting SQL queries for a hospital database project. They fixed table names, column names, and join conditions in the SQL script to ensure accurate data retrieval. The student will submit a Word document with screenshots and the corrected SQL file.