Thursday, October 25, 2018
New Technology Article
The Technology that was the most intriguing is the artificial embryos. This is most intriguing to me because of all the things that can be done with the embryos. They can take the embryos and grow literally anything. I have always been fascinated by dinosaurs and if there is any way that they can be brought back. This is it.
Friday, October 19, 2018
The Internet is for everyone....
Challenge 4 is the challenge that is most meaningful to me. I believe that it truly important for everyone to have access to the internet no matter where they are. The Internet is such an amazing place where you can truly do anything; it is so crucial in learning environments to ensure children get the best learning experience. To expand upon this, I believe that everyone no matter the age should be offered classes in order to learn how to use the internet. The best way to keep advancing society is to keep everyone on the same page technologically.
Wednesday, October 3, 2018
Trip to the Chatham RCA
Yesterday, October 2nd, our computer science class went on a visit to the Marconi/RCA. I had a great time and learned a lot of cool things. It was truly awesome being able to see an actual enigma machine and learn how to use one. The one thing that I really wish was improved on was interacting with the students from the other school. My group had 12 people in it, 8 students from Plymouth South and 4 from Sandwich. There was no incentive at all for us to get to know the others and people just stayed and talked with their friend groups. Another thing that would have been great would be instead of 30 minutes at each station, there was 45. I left feeling like I had not learned everything that I could and wanted to know more. That extra 15 minutes could have given students the time to explore the artifacts on display more in depth and get a better understanding for all of them.
Thursday, September 27, 2018
Turning up the heat!
This one was actually pretty tough for awhile. Originally, every time I tried to compile it would tell me I had an error with my parentheses. This was strange to me because after checking with my friend's code, our parentheses were identical. Eventually I realized that my mistake was that I was trying to "Get_int" when I should have been using "Get_float". After this I compiled and it worked. When I ran check 50 it told me I had a few errors. I asked will and he showed me that I needed to put ".1f" rather than just "f" in the orange printf line. Overall I am pretty satisfied with how I was able to conquer this task.
Friday, September 14, 2018
Coding reflection
Today was our first day of coding. The biggest lesson that I learned was that there is a difference between \n and /n. I found this out because the \n is supposed to make the lines go down but everything was still going across. I also learned how to navigate the CS50 dashboard. At first it was really scary and complicated looking, but the more I used it, it seemed to become easier and easier. It is not the most streamline interface but it's okay.
Sunday, September 9, 2018
Interviewing My Mom
What computing innovation has had the most impact on your life? In what ways has your life been affected?
"I think texting has had the largest impact on my life. I really do not like talking on the phone. I enjoy the simplicity of being able to with someone whether it be a question or just a greeting without it turning into a lengthy conversation. Texting offers me the option to respond right away or when I have the time to do so. I also like being able to 'talk' to multiple people at once as well. It is so much easier to plan events or a get together when a number of people can be a part of a conversation and can add their input at their leisure. So, I would definitely say that texting has had the biggest and most important affect on my life."
This answer is a lot similar to mine because we both focused on how our innovation makes communication easier for us. If I ever want to talk to my friends we just hop on Xbox, get in a party together and usually talk for hours.
"I think texting has had the largest impact on my life. I really do not like talking on the phone. I enjoy the simplicity of being able to with someone whether it be a question or just a greeting without it turning into a lengthy conversation. Texting offers me the option to respond right away or when I have the time to do so. I also like being able to 'talk' to multiple people at once as well. It is so much easier to plan events or a get together when a number of people can be a part of a conversation and can add their input at their leisure. So, I would definitely say that texting has had the biggest and most important affect on my life."
This answer is a lot similar to mine because we both focused on how our innovation makes communication easier for us. If I ever want to talk to my friends we just hop on Xbox, get in a party together and usually talk for hours.
Wednesday, September 5, 2018
Innovations With An Impact On My Life
One innovation that had the biggest impact in my life was most definitely my Xbox. I spend a lot of my free time I have spent playing Xbox and some of my strongest friendships have been formed over the common interest. As pathetic as it sounds, Xbox has been a major part of my life since I got my first Xbox-360 in 4th grade and dating back to watching my brothers play on their original Xbox and being able to bond with them over that.
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