I wish I knew the C++ language when I first came to Kutztown. When I transferred to Kutztown, I neverused C++ before and went into CSC136. I wished I ended up taking 135 first insteadso I understood C++ and acad better. I wished I took more computer science classes in Read more…
I wish I knew to apply for internships related to my major. 2. I wish I could have had more hands on experience like learning how to fix printers, etc. Instead of just learning all concepts. 3. I wish I could have taken Computer Science classes high school. Sadly, they Read more…
I wish I knew to start working on the project even sooner than my group did. I wish I knew how much work it would end up really being. I wish I knew not to procrastinate.
What are 3 – 5 things you wish you knew as an underclassman CSC or IT student? • Career: I wish I knew earlier on how close both programs can be at times. Because it took me a long time to realize perusing IT is better suited for my interests Read more…
1. Do not take CSC136 as a freshman, you are not ready for it! Even if you had an A in 135. 2. I wish coming into my major that I had taken some Computer Science courses in high school. I felt like I would’ve been more prepared. 3. I Read more…
In a previous post, I looked at a few different definitions, and perspectives, on project management. I still really like apm’s definition. In CSC554 Project Management, we’ll look at: Project management Theory Project management Tools Planning & Managing a Project Under the Tools, there are tools for planning the project Read more…
Answer: Depends on who you ask 😉 Wikipedia has a nice succinct definition. The Project Management Institute (PMI) lists the processes and skills. (And include info on getting certified as a PM) But my favorite definition comes from the association for project management (apm), a UK organization. Paymo, a tool Read more…
in June of 2005, Steve Jobs gave the commencement speech at Stanford.(15 min video.) Over the years it has become a classic inspirational speech, usually referred to as “Connecting the Dots.” “You can’t connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backward. So you have to trust Read more…