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+# Chris-G-CS-340
+Portfolio of projects for the SNHU CS-340 Client Server Class Assignment 8-2 
+
+Q: How do you write programs that are maintainable, readable, and adaptable?
+Especially consider your work on the CRUD Python module from Project One, which you used to
+connect the dashboard widgets to the database in Project Two. What were the advantages of working in this way?
+How else could you use this CRUD Python module in the future?
+
+A: For the CRUD file, I wanted to make sure that this was something that could be used again.
+To this end, I created it in such a way where it could be imported as a module where you didn’t have to touch the code to use. 
+This helped ensure that this program could be reused with any mongodb database with any collection. 
+I did however skimp on the comments, so this would make maintaining the code more difficult. 
+In the future, this file would be really easy to import using mongopy and use for any future mongodb database I create.
+Overall, I really try to write code in a way that can be reused and adapted, but I should really focus on writing better documentation especially inline comments.
+
+
+Q:How do you approach a problem as a computer scientist?
+Consider how you approached the database or dashboard requirements that Grazioso Salvare requested.
+How did your approach to this project differ from previous assignments in other courses?
+What techniques or strategies would you use in the future to create databases to meet other client requests?
+
+A: My methodology usually involves taking incremental steps to get closer to a solution until the problem has been solved. As an example,
+for the final dashboard project, I first focused on getting the starter code running, then working on the radio buttons, after that getting
+the sorting done, then the pie chart, then the map. Just starting with the lowest level dependencies and working from there has served me
+well on previous assignments and on this one. 
+In the future, I would probably end up using aggregated pipelines a lot. After working with them this week, it seems that they
+are a verypowerful tool for collecting data from databases. 
+Using pymongo is also a great tool for automatically creating documents and entries automatically, so I will definitely be using that more in the future. 
+
+
+Q: What do computer scientists do, and why does it matter?
+How would your work on this type of project help a company, like Grazioso Salvare, to do their work better?
+
+A: A computer scientists’ job is to solve problems in the most efficient way possible.
+Whether that be detecting the existence of exoplanets, defining the future of ai, of even making a fun app.
+In the case of the Grazioso Salvare app, if they were a real compony then chances are, there were
+trying to find candidates for training dogs by hand, searching through hundreds of files. 
+By applying computer science to this problem, the developed app makes not only could save the business a lot of time and money,
+but also help save the lives of their customers.