exploring computer science

I think some of the greatest computer related inventions of all time would be keyboard internet mouse software applications 

1. I liked many things about this class. I liked the fact that we were able to write about different topics every class and write about our opinions about them. We got to blog about our thoughts and after watch videos on how to improve our lives.  2. Somethings I don't like about this class is that we have the same routine so we tend to the same thing every class.  3.  My recommendations are to switch things up a little bit. Maybe the class should have different tasks and activities to make things more exciting.  4. Yes i am reading my goals planning journal everyday and adding goals to it  5. I try to be a committed CTR  person daily because i know that it not only allows me to be more successful but it also brings me happiness and pride  6. I learned important tips to be successful and a better person in general. I hope to pass this knowledge to everyone i come across too because i'll also like them to improve and grow to believe in themselves. I also learned things such

Evernote: The service’s webapp, desktop apps for Windows and Mac OS, mobile apps for iPhone and iPad, Android, BlackBerry, Windows Phone 7, and even WebOS mean that Evernote can help you take notes, save them, tag them with a location, create and organize notebooks, and share them anywhere you are and on any device you happen to have on you Notes: Apple's very own Notes app is uncomplicated and super intuitive to use, yet still just as powerful as you need it to be for all your note-taking needs. The app's features include just the minimum essentials and all the notes you create within the app are neatly organized in the left sidebar

Larry Page was born Lawrence Page on March 26, 1973, in East Lansing, Michigan. His father, Carl Page, was a pioneer in computer science and artificial intelligence, and his mother taught computer programming. After earning a Bachelor of Science degree in engineering from the University of Michigan, Page decided to concentrate on computer engineering at Stanford University, where he met Sergey Brin.  Page stepped down as CEO in 2001 to become president of products. He was replaced as CEO by technology executive Eric Schmidt. However, both he and Brin remained intimately involved in running Google. By 2004 the search engine was being utilized 200 million times a day. On August 19, 2004, Google Inc. issued its initial public offering (IPO), which netted Page more than $3.8 billion.

Quality 1:   Positive Self-Expectancy  "Life is a self fulfilling prophecy. True winners go into every event expecting to win." What this means is that through every life situation we must go in with a positive  attitude always expecting to win. If we do this, we will be more likely to take upon challenges. Overall, we all have a prophecy to fulfill which is our own. We as individuals have goals that we strive for and we all need to work to get there. This means making a lot of sacrifices and doing things that may seem difficult and are difficult. However, if we expect to win, we'll most likely get what we deserve and even if we don't, maintaining a positive attitude will ease our feelings and it'll help us get back up and it'll motivate us to try again because we maintained a positive overview on how things could be and it's really up to us to maintain that and never forget it. We must expect this from ourselves. Even the word self expectancy says this

The Student Reflection prompt for underclassmen: What is  the name or title of my artifact project? The main title of my artifact is the scratch name animation that we created during class. What is my performance grade? What computer skills did I demonstrate? What was my biggest challenge doing this project? How did I demonstrate the SLO of an Effective Communicator? How did I demonstrate the SLO of a Willing Collaborator? How could I have done better?