# Code Walkthrough

**When: Week of April 21 — email me to schedule a 30-minute slot**

At this point in the semester your attention should be shifting from building infrastructure to running experiments. The code walkthrough is a chance to show me where things stand, get feedback on anything that's still unclear, and make sure you're on track for the final stretch.

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## What to Expect

This is an informal 30-minute meeting, not a presentation. Walk me through your GitHub repository — what each part does, how the pieces fit together, and what the current state of your experiments is. I'll ask questions as we go.

I'm looking to understand:

- **Data pipeline**: How are you obtaining, cleaning, and preparing data?
- **Model and training setup**: What's implemented, and does it run end-to-end?
- **Experiment tracking**: How are you recording and comparing results?
- **What's done vs. what's left**: What's fully working, what's partially working, and what still needs to be built?

If you're working in a group, all members should attend and be prepared to speak to any part of the codebase.

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## How to Schedule

Email me with a few times that work for you during the week of April 21. I'll confirm a slot by reply.

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## Ask Questions

Use this meeting to get guidance on anything that's blocking you or that you're uncertain about — experimental design, analysis choices, scope, or anything else. The presentations are the week of April 28, so this is the last good opportunity to course-correct before you're in final-push mode.