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The session covered creating a Python program to identify if at least three integers out of five are equal, focusing on logic implementation using conditional statements. The student worked through the problem, developing the conditional logic and debugging syntax errors. The tutor sent the working code and will schedule the next session after the student renews their lessons.

The session centered on the student's capstone project, specifically focusing on data analysis for improving shipping performance and on-time delivery. The Tutor guided the student in selecting relevant charts from their EDA to create a focused Tableau presentation and to identify underlying reasons for shipping delays. The next steps involve refining the selected charts and preparing the final presentation.

Dr. Gurinderjeet Kaur recently guided Jake through a C++ programming challenge. The task involved developing a program to convert US dollars to Canadian dollars using user inputs and presenting the results in a structured table with loops. Jake encountered difficulties with input validation, setting up loop conditions, and formatting the output, for which he received targeted assistance on debugging and overall code structure. To further enhance his C++ skills, Dr. Kaur assigned Jake two practice problems: one focused on calculating compound interest and another on printing a multiplication table, both to be completed before their next lesson.

In a recent lesson, Dr. Gurinderjeet Kaur collaborated with Jacob to refine his C++ code for generating 2D tables. The core of their discussion revolved around achieving efficient formatting and robust user input validation. Jacob actively practiced manipulating table outputs and experimented with `setw` to ensure precise column alignment. For continued practice in C++ development, Dr. Kaur tasked Jacob with building a currency conversion table.

Dr. Kaur assisted Lesa with a Python assignment focused on sorting three integers using conditional statements. Lesa practiced implementing 'if-elif-else' logic to determine the ascending order of user-inputted numbers, carefully avoiding disallowed functions like sorting or loops. They plan to meet again on Tuesday for another lesson, where they will tackle a similar assignment involving five integers.

Dr. Kaur guided Noel through an exploratory data analysis lesson, utilizing Python to generate insightful visualizations from a dataset. Noel concentrated on enhancing different plot types, such as distribution, bar, and heat map charts, to dissect supplier reliability, disruption categories, and temporal trends. For their upcoming lesson, Noel is tasked with finalizing the data analysis, developing visualizations in Tableau, and preparing a presentation.