🎯 You’ve achieved your learning objectives if you can:

• Describe the concept of state, how to use it and what should be stored in it.
• Identify the state in a problem
• Use the map function to transform data
• Create elements in the DOM, using JavaScript
• Create re-usable components in the DOM
• Trigger changes by listening to events
• Fetch data from an API
• Build a UI that renders content using data stored in state, which can be updated on user interaction

💯 To complete any module, you must:

• Do your work: complete all mandatory backlog issues
• Come to class

✅ To complete this module, you must:

1. Make a new issue on your own Coursework Planner.

Follow this template for naming your issue:

`<COHORT_NAME> | Data flows | <YOUR_NAME>`

2. On the issue, add:

• A link to the Codewars Progress Checker showing you have completed all katas from across the Data Flows CodeWars Collections for sprint 1, sprint 2, and sprint 3. Remember: you are also expected to have completed at least one mentored pair programming session on this work too.

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• A link to your level 400 and level 500 pull requests for the “TV Show Project”, to show both you and your partner contributed.

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• A link to your GitHub repository

• A link to your 500 Level Netlify deployment “TV Show Project”.

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• A link to your completed pull request for “Book Library Project”.

• A link to your completed pull request for “Object Destructuring”.

• A link to your completed pull request for “Programmer Humour”.

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• A link to your issue for “LinkedIn Social Selling Index”. Your issue must show your current index and actions you will take to improve it.

• A link to your issue for “Your LinkedIn tips”. Your issue must show the link to your document.

• A link to your issue for “Your SWOT analysis”. Your issue must show the link to your document, which anyone with the link can comment on.

• A link to your issue for “Review your peers’ LinkedIn profile”. Your issue must show the feedback you gave.

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• A screenshot showing that you gave a demo in a demo session with particular members of staff present.
  This must be at a different demo session than any submitted for previous modules.

3. Submit the issue link to step 4 of ITP on CYF Course Portal.

Celebrate your hard work by checking off the objectives below!