1. My father is a senior design hardware engineer, and consequently he works with many software engineers. For an eighth grade project, I interviewed one of my father’s coworkers, where I learn some of the kinds of projects that software engineers work on. I wanted to get a feel for programming to see if I would like it, which is why when I was a sophomore in high school, I enrolled in an online coding course called introduction to computer science.
This course was on an online website called edx, where many colleges have online courses available to the public. The course that I took was hosted by Harvard University. I signed up for it and completed the first five problem sets, which gave me a feel for programming and analyzing algorithms. The problem sets introduced me to C, where I built programs such as recovering deleted JPEG images.
2. My strongest coding language as of now is Java, as I have taken two college level courses that were based on it. In these two courses, I have done several programming assignments, but the project I was most proud to work on was a Java program that solves chess puzzles. The professor showed us how to solve chess puzzles recursively by constructing a game tree. I
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When I was about five years old, I became a Tae Kwon Do student at Mach Martial Arts, and the instructors and masters there helped make me feel welcome and pushed me to attend tournaments and perform in front of large audiences to give me more confidence. As I grew older, I was able to take more responsibilities in the company, going from student to assistant instructor to administrative assistant. These added responsibilities have helped me overcome shyness. Furthermore, I felt like a part of a family when I worked for Mach Martial Arts, as they definitely made me what I am today. I also showed my strong dedication to the school, as even when after I started attending college, I still would return to the company to practice Tae Kwon Do and help them run the
Science peer review is important with the role that it plays in the experiment. It helps confirm the research, establish a method to be evaluated, and increase different kinds of possibilities within research groups. There are three types of peer review such as single blind, double blind and open review. Single blind is where only the participate doesn’t know if they are in the controlled group or treatment. Double blind is when both the participate and the experimenter are kept in the dark. An open blind is where both sides
Before I start this application, lemme classify some few things. My name is Bryan and I am 14. I have been on this server for a long time, and I feel that its time for me to move on. I have been wanting to apply since last year. I stopped posting applications since "February" or so (2015). I felt that I've changed a lot in my life and have proven myself enough that I have courage, kindness, respect and strength to do such abilities. I have learnt all my mistakes i did. (Such as: Lying of Age, etc) And i really hope that you all believed me that i changed.
As an Arab immigrant who was raised in the United States since he was seven years old, who lived in Michigan seeing Arabs everyday and never felt like he was in a foreign country; and moving to NYC in 2015, changed the whole style of my life. NYC the tremendous city that I couldn’t find the people that I knew and that I understood nor those that understands me because of our massive cultural differences, and believes. The biggest problem is when I started school in NYC. The school system was different because in NYC they had regents, also their credit requirements were different, for that I was behind in credits and didn’t know what was the regents. Also, I came to school almost at the end of the First marking period of the second semester of freshman year.
I made one other staff application before on a server called PowerCraft. I was fortunate enough (and lucky enough) to actually come through. The staff application format over at PowerCraft's website was similar to the format on this
Before starting my day, I usually put on a earphone and press “shuffle play” on my Throwback playlist on my Spotify account. The most recent five songs that I have listened to before writing this assignment was You Rock My World - With intro by Michael Jackson, Baby, I’m Back by Baby Bash, Just The Two Of Us by Grover Washington, Charlene by Anthony Hamilton, and Show Me The Way by Earth Wind & Fire. Interestingly I have never heard these songs until last year because I was only exposed to music that was on the radio station such as 94.9 or 106.1 where newest and trending songs were played most often. Since three of those songs were produced in early 2000’s and the other two produced between the 1970s and 1980s, I was never able to come across
On September 11, 2015, I was pulled over and accused of going 76mph on a road where the speed limit was 45mph. At first I was in shock because I was unaware that my driving was so recklessly, however, that same day one of my tires was found to be flat resulting in a trip to Tire Kingdom to purchase a new tire. When I arrived, a few of the mechanics on duty commented on the size of my tires. They informed me that the rims that were on my car at the time, and had been on my car since before I bought it, were nineteen inches long and the rims designed for my car are supposed to be fifteen inches long. They then went on to explain that due to the size of the tires versus the size of the car, my speedometer was actually displaying my speed to be
Part 3: Person 2 was the Chemistry tutor and person 1 was the student who needed help with her Chemistry stuff. When person 2 asked person one a question or explain something to person 1, she would either nod or shake her head. On the one hand, when person 1 nodded, I interpreted that behavior as “Yes that is right, I agree with that, or I understand that.” In this culture, we all used the nodding sign in an agreeable situation and shaking our head from left to right was used in the opposite situations. Person 1 asked questions to person 2 when she could not figure something out. By what person 1 displayed during the observation was that she was trying to learning something that unfamiliar to her. Person 2, he answered person 1’s questions, elaborated things to her, was teaching her the stuff that he had learned from past experience. The specific evolutionary problems they showed here were teaching and learning. Person 2 was teaching person 1 Chemistry stuff that she did not know. During a lecture class, L. Meek, mentioned that specie like humans passing down knowledge to other people when they were not related and the other person do not necessary need to get any reciprocity from
After completing this assignment, I feel as though the way I think and my outlook on certain things has changed in small, yet significant ways. For example, one of the most interesting myths, myth 28 (There’s Safety in Numbers), has changed the way I will react in situations of emergency. Having the awareness of the tendency to ignore someone in need when in a crowd will help me to overcome that tendency and actually help. I also found myths 15 (IQ Tests Are Biased against Certain Groups of People) and 20 (Researchers Have Demonstrated That Dreams Possess Symbolic Meaning) very interesting. I held some belief that dreams meant something more than just the random occurrences we see, so knowing they hold no insight into our minds and psyches makes me feel less distrait. As for myth 15, I simply found it amazing that so many people would rather blame the IQ tests for the inconsistencies in scores, rather than look deeper and take responsibility for the social disadvantages and prejudices against groups.
I met my best friend Briana Williams when I was eight years old, in the second grade at Flat Rock Elementary School. Ms. Wyatt our second grade teacher would always line us up next to each other because we were both about the same height. Before you knew it we began forming a friendship.
It was just a typical night on April 20th, 2015, that I was on my computer talking with my friend through Skype who gave me the idea to make an account on Skout because I was stil trying to get over the break up with Chris. And that's how it all started.... I was just scrolling down then I noticed a certain picture of someone that caught my attention. And it was YOU. I knew from the moment I saw your picture on Skout I know you were gonna be someone special in my life. I didn't know wether or not to message you first or wait and see if you were to ever message me first. But my friend told me to take the courage to send you a simple message to see if you would even message.The next day to my suprise to see that you had actually replied. You
I enjoyed reading your post. After working in an elementary school for eight years, it would be hard for me to teacher babies/infants. It would almost be a “guessing game” for me unless I was doing it for a really long time.
Prior to my time in college I had very little experience with programming or computer systems in general. I spent time in high school helping the IT department with hardware work and a term of middle school working with HTML but it was all incredibly limited and as throughout my life I have enjoyed computer entertainment but I have set my sights on something different now. We are hurtling ourselves into the future at an ever increasing pace, there is no stopping, there is no turning back, technology has made returning to a simpler time impossible, it is the job of our technicians and scientists to make sure our trajectory is for the good of all mankind.
A C+ does not sit well with anyone. For me, that great sense of academic disappointment came in the form of 'EECS 183- Elementary Programing Concepts. ' As a freshman, I was incredibly excited to be exploring the plethora of academic disciplines available to me at the University of Michigan. Having never been exposed to computer science, I decided to enroll in the introductory course. I was also heavily influenced by my academic peers and hall-mates, many who were interested in programming apps or websites, and few of whom were pursuing degrees in computer science engineering. With a slightly skewed sense confidence instilled in me by my friends, I began learning how to program amidst many other academic subjects I was engulfed in as a Spanish major and pre-med prospective.
On-site courses combine lectures, software demonstrations, hands-on computer workshops, and course notes that result in the best learning experience possible. In addition, we will provide a copy of the course notes to each attendee.
Computer programming and computer programmers have become an integral part of our society with the rise of computers and the internet. Computer programmers create the languages or instructions that computers use in order to carry out the orders that users give to them. There are many courses available to those interested in learning computer programming languages and how to become a computer programmer. One of the hottest ways to learn how to program computers is through the use of computer technology. An online computer programming course is a great way to start your journey towards becoming a computer programmer. There are many benefits to derive from taking a course online rather than going the traditional route. The biggest benefit is convenience. Online computer programming courses (especially those that are free) allow you to participate when it is convenient for you - before or after work, at 3:00 am, or on the weekends. You can also learn at your own pace. Online computer courses also get rid of the necessity to pay for transportation, or finding a parking space. When one is taking a computer course online, there is also the possibility of greatly expanding your horizons as individuals in differing cities, towns or countries participate and contribute their knowledge. Additionally, online course can take full advantage of multimedia technology. There are many computer programming languages that one can learn from an online computer programming class. One of the