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CST 338 Week 1 Coding Bat

Solving Coding bat challenges was fun and interesting. My process for solving these challenges is mostly understanding the question and coming up with a plan to solve the challenges. I like to use the divide and conquer approach, where I take a complex problem and break it down into pieces that I can approach more easily. I didn't have any difficulties with the challenges in this week's assignment. However, it did take me a while to solve the challenges that works with strings and on average it took me 2 tries for each problem. 

CST 300 Week 8

 Part 1:  TerraBit TerraBit Part 1 Video TerraBit Part 2 Video The team video project on quantum computing was good because of the way they covered everything. The information provided in this presentation is clear and concise so that even people without much background knowledge can understand what they’re talking about. The research done for this project was top-notch with lots of facts and figures to back up every statement made. They also did a great job with the production value of their video, using interesting visuals and smooth transitions between different scenes. My only complaint would be that there should have been more human voices used instead of just one computer-generated voice speaking for everyone involved in the making of it. In general though, I think this team did an amazing job! ByteBridge ByteBridge Part 1 Video ByteBridge Part 2 Video ByteBridge’s Virtual Reality presentation is fantastic and very clear. The topic is covered well, with no confusion at a...

CST 300 Week 6

Part 1 During our meeting, we discussed different capstone projects that were interesting. The idea that stood out to me the most is Jerrick’s idea of using AR and VR to provide education for those who cannot have access to basic schooling or help them homeschool. What made this proposal catch my attention was its similarity with my personal belief in applying AR and VR in language learning. Both these theories were well received by the rest of the members hence there was a lively conversation about what they can achieve and how they should be implemented.  Part 2 This week, I learned about resumes and cover letters. These are important tools for getting a job in any industry. The videos were very helpful because they showed me how to make the perfect resume and cover letter. I’ve written resumes and cover letters that got me jobs in tech before, but going over it again made me realize that you should always be improving them. While attending CSUMB, my plan is to continue working o...

CST 300 Week 7

Part 1: Arranging our ultimate research video project was a great experience for us as a team. The entire process was smooth, we all agreed with the concepts that were brought forth and maintained a steady vision during the planning phase. We collaborated mostly during our weekly zoom meetings. With different operating systems, we had to use various tools such as iMovie, powerpoint and Final Cut Pro (which is what I used). Looking back on it now though, what I would suggest is having timelines that allow us to finish the project at least a week early so that we can then look at it and try to improve it. However, our team has a strong bond so sharing each other’s ideas into our projects was easy for us. Part 2: I viewed Lera Boroditsky’s TED Talk “How Language Shapes the Way We Think.” The speaker discusses how much influence languages have on our thoughts and perceptions. She gives examples of different ways in which languages can shape reality, affecting even such basic phenomena as s...