Engaging Databases and Web Development lessons

The Tutor introduced conditional statements in Python, including 'if', 'elif', and 'else', and the importance of indentation. The Student practiced writing code to determine if a number is positive, negative, or zero, and if a user is eligible to vote based on their age. Homework was assigned, including a theory document and practice questions.

The Student and Tutor reviewed Python data types, including integers, floats, strings, characters, and booleans. The Student practiced using the `input()` function and type conversion, learning how to handle numerical input for calculations. The homework is to practice these concepts and to explore the use of true/false boolean variables.

During their recent lesson, Muskan and Elena delved into various SQL concepts, including the distinctions between `WHERE` and `HAVING` clauses, the order of execution for SQL statements, and the functionalities of `UPDATE`, `DELETE`, and `ALTER TABLE`. Elena gained practical experience by writing SQL queries and received valuable guidance on common errors. Muskan concluded the lesson by assigning Elena to review all covered topics and practice easy SQL questions on sqlpractractice.com in preparation for their next meeting.

Muskan assisted a learner from Fishers with uploading a previous assignment to GitHub and began troubleshooting a new data analysis assignment. They clarified the project requirements, reviewed the provided datasets (cardiovascular and Starbucks), and started to evaluate the learner's initial EDA work using the Starbucks dataset. Muskan will take over the project to complete the EDA, model building, and Streamlit app creation, with a follow-up lesson planned to explain the process and upload the completed project.

Muskan assisted a University of Arizona student with uploading her data science assignment to GitHub, troubleshooting file size issues and platform-related transfer problems. They explored various methods, including zipping the files and using VS Code, before deciding to upload the project to Google Drive and link it in GitHub. The student was instructed to create a ticket in the Wingi app to resolve the lesson transfer issue and will upload the project to Google Drive before the next lesson.

Muskan instructed an individual, a student at Palomar College in Escondido, on SQL, covering relational databases, SELECT statements, WHERE clauses for filtering, ORDER BY for sorting, and the use of LIMIT and OFFSET. The learner practiced writing SQL queries on a movie database and received a link to a SQL join visualizer. Muskan assigned a review of the theory and additional practice questions on the topics covered.