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Maestro Store

Does anyone know when the Maestro store is going to reopen, i was looking forward to buying some school swag but I just logged in and see it's closed?

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u/Fit-Examination-5803 — 2 days ago
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GPA question!

Okay so I have seen a lot of people post their grades and I've seen even more people talk about their grades. All I ever see is 4.0.... I mean does anyone have a GPA other than a 4.0?

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u/Academic-Pie-1040 — 2 days ago

When falling behind..

I am two weeks behind but I've added to discussions as soon as they made it to my attn...but im wondering if my 2 week's not completed but weekly minimal activity has been fulfilled, can I catch up when my health problems are being dealt with...anyone have an answer?

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u/PracticalEssay5907 — 2 days ago
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Notes and Study Guides Updated!!

Hi guys!

I wanted to update you all. I’ve been a bit behind on my notes due to being sick and ChatGPT being a major butthole, but I FINALLY got it working right again! I’m working on CS102 week 4 notes, but weeks 1-3 are now up (along with all my previous courses, of course).

Here is the linktree for all my note outlines: https://linktr.ee/madison.page87

Happy studying!! ❤️

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u/maddypage87 — 2 days ago
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hey everyone reminder:

we have a discussion on what kind of clubs we want to see in the maestro community tab pop in and share a idea on a club you want to see currently or upvote on our rock/metal club idea lets bring together the community there there already is very nice features options to share videos and much more help bring the maestro community to life, motivate our senior developers they have been taking good care of us and Abigail always rewards us every week, this is just a reminder to thank them and show self appreciation for how far you have already come you are doing it keep going I am learning right there with you all!

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u/Front-Pay3056 — 3 days ago

First term COMPLETE!!! A week early too!!!

I pushed myself with week 10! I asked Mae to make it straightforward, but challenging and somewhat punitive. I asked Mae to give me an extra question, every time I messed up on a coding exercise and it worked. I'm really looking forward to this 2 week break!!

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u/One_Day_9658 — 4 days ago

confused about points

I just noticed the points in the top right corner, it says I have 290 out of a possibly 720, does that include both classes for the term? Am I failing? I'm so confused...I'm on the last week of the first class, if that helps

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u/Zestyclose_Ball8299 — 5 days ago

June2026 mgmt101

I can't be the only one disappointed in the final. I spent more time on the reviews than I did the final. They said 2hours to complete but there was only 20 questions and in most of them the answer was blatantly obvious.

I probably shouldn't curse myself. The Psyc final probably going to be 10 essays or something. 😂

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u/Buffahbuh — 5 days ago
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Motivation tips.

Hello everyone. I started on June 1st in AI Software engineering. Finished PY101 last week. Started Psyc100 this week. I had no problem staying motivated. Now this week I am having a very hard time motivating myself to go through the lessons. Is anyone else having this issue? What tips do you have that could possibly help me. Thank you in advance.

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u/Skhorne_Gaming — 4 days ago

I see some form of this question frequently..

Last question got me thinking, and sort of worried, not on a bed sense but on a way that I ask myself, Am I doing enough? Being a Newbie isn’t going to cut it at least not for long for me (maybe that’s my own problem) But where and how is an ever-changing field in itself when it comes to CS. My question is I see people stating they’re using this and that (program, Ai etc.) I came into this because I thought (and still do) that not only will I be able to possibly make something to hopefully help not just impress anyone (ok, hopefully myself*) but again my question is Am I doing enough so I come to my fellow students or whoever reads, response or has a helpful word (not take on the matter is a wrong one!) what should I be doing to test what I’ve learned, to build or at least see if I can is their a thing or way that works better perhaps in your own environment or whatever? I want to succeed but in this sense I feel like I’m just barely learning even though I show up and am passing but the motivation is lacking because that question. I’m very logical (and with a Virgo mindset, I’m analytical and I do enjoy problem solving but I feel I’m stuck on “the problem” and not knowing how or what to do being clueless of what I need and/ or what’s even out there that can assist me. I’ve been hesitant to use Ai for most, so far I e used it to collect and help rewording my ADD chaotic most of the time notes and views in order to align with what I know I understand but also keeping it to help, not really answers at least without logic and the steps to help me walk through. I’ve tweaked my “preferences” but that only goes so far and I think I’ve tweaked them to the point that if I get it in my lessons it’s a bit rushed through and somewhat off putting the way that’s done, so I may have to work on that part. Thanks in advance for any and all help or ideas or just plain words of encouragement.
Your pro-to-be Maestro student who just wants to succeed not just get through to the next chapter, lesson, or dead end.

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u/Dav2BB — 6 days ago
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First Term

Okay, I just finished the first term of my degree plan. I can say it wasn't bad. Honestly, since this is AI-based, I didn't know what to expect. I've never done any training where there hasn't been a real person in the room, per se. I'm not sure what the future holds, as in whether this is going to get harder, more complex, or too much for my pea brain. PHY101 and CS101 tested me for sure. I'm not a coder or some kind of tech that has a background in AI or coding. I am interested in AI and what the future holds for AI and human interface/usage. I'm 57, and I can still remember my Commodore 64 computer that my parents bought me in the early 80's. I wrote a program to balance a checkbook, and they thought that was amazing. Now, here I am taking classes and trying to get a degree, being taught by AI. Who would have thought? I am a bit concerned about the CS102 coming next. Can anyone who has taken CS102 already give me some insight into what to expect?

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u/Low_Opportunity_4742 — 5 days ago
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Weekly discussions

It seems the question of whether or not these are required is still up in the air; some say yes, some say no, and the powers-that-be have yet to give us a solid answer. When checking with Student Services, the response I received was "Weekly discussions count towards 10% of your course grade. I recommend participating every week and replying by Sunday at 11:59pm PT so you don't lose those points." That's all fine and dandy, but here's my problem - discussions are posted on Wednesday of every week, and cover the entire week's lessons. Not all of us are able to finish an entire week of lessons by that time; depending on the difficulty level, some of us may not even complete all of the lessons by Sunday. If I'm struggling with the concepts of that week's lessons, how am I supposed to respond to a discussion question on something I don't understand, or something I haven't even gotten to yet?

TLDR: Why not post the discussion question at the END of the week?

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u/Comfortable-Artist89 — 5 days ago

Really Slow

I was just moving so slow this week on my lessons, even my computer was moving slow. I just can't make it do what do. Thank you for letting me vent.

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u/Spring-Choco — 5 days ago