Yes, Our Students Are Still Busy

Week 9 of 15 (or 10, or 16, depending on which student we’re talking about), and we’re all staying busy:

• I wrote five mid-term evaluations this morning. Unsurprisingly, I had more to say about the students who blog regularly than about those who don't.
• Qiyu Zhu has wrapped up the role editor. He's learned enough about software development to add, "for now" :-) He'd also like you to know that great bug writers think alike.
• Bing Li and Ming Chow are less in love with ActionScript than they used to be.
• Kosta Zabashta gets to show his stuff off at DemoCamp next week; right now, he's cursing the fact that localhost isn't always a loopback.
• Nick Jamil is ringing a death knell. I think he means his project is getting close to completion, rather than to cancellation...
• Victoria Mui is reading about algorithms. Reading, reading, reading...
• Eva Wong thinks that working without a debugger is not funny at all.
• Geofrey Flores is re-thinking group submissions in Web-CAT.
• Dan Servos is printing.

Meanwhile, over in graduate school land, Jeremy Handcock has been designing some visualizations. Your feedback would be welcome…