This class covered all of the basic skills required to build simple apps. The students have learned how to use the interface builder and developed an understanding of Xcode and Objective-C. This course has given the students a better understanding of how iOS applications are created, and it encourages them to start a career in developing. Today, the students worked on creating an app that scrambles the letters of a six-letter word, and asks for the correct anagram of the letters in a certain amount of time. This app was created by means of Xcode, and they debugged their projects using the iOS interface provide by the application. If and when the students had difficulties completing sections of the project, John, Brittany, and Kyle all helped them with their debugging stages. During this class, Rob, the instructor of the class, gave the students the basic starting point for each coding assignment. He would then add more code to his foundation, step-by-step, and elaborate on each line that was created. This was a good way to enable the students to not only have a clear understanding of the functions of Xcode, but it also allowed them to understand the material, so that they themselves could potentially create their own apps in the future.