I recall my older sister complaining to my mother that I had better grades than my siblings because I was at a lower grade level. The exact statement was “wait until she starts [enter grade level here].” As I advanced from elementary school, middle school, and, ultimately, high school my performance never faltered. When I arrived to 10th grade, the pace of the education system was not satisfying my thirst for knowledge. I became aware of an early college program located at the University of Texas
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Communication Protocols Communication is defined as the exchanging of information or news. Protocol, for all intents and purposes, means an official way or agreed upon procedure or standards to accomplish a task. In this case, it would be rules to help transmit data. In networking, there are various protocols needed to make transmission of data easier. In today’s fast paced environment, the standards of information sharing are increasing exponentially. Adhering to the standards are also becoming
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1. Define validation and list FOUR (4) types of validity checks. Validation is a guaranteeing that a program operates on clean, correct and useful data by comparing the data with a set of rules or values to find out if the data is correct with the system. It uses routines, often called "validation rules”, "validation constraints" or " validity check ", which cross check for correctness, meaningfulness, and security of data that is being input. Four types of validity checks are numeric check, range
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At the start of the project, the team did not address the risk associated with the assumption that a satisfactory software implementation based on a modification of the UDP protocol was feasible. The team did not discuss this risk with the client and thereby missed the opportunity to set the client's expectation for how the project should proceed if the planned solution was found not to be feasible. Initially, the team thought that it would have flexibility in determining the solution, and the client
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Through analyzing the data illustrated in the graph above it can be seen that majority of the food provide vast amounts of energy where most provide approximately around 2000 kilojoules of energy. As seen in the results previously, a middle school student should be in taking around 9500 kilojoules of energy per day. Therefore by considering the energy required daily and the energy available from each food, it can be concluded that snacks providing more than 1500 kJ of energy is too high for a single
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1. In our culture, the Christian gospel is perceived as basically teaching the same thing as every other religion. This is even further by comments like “Jesus Christ, Jehovah, Allah. These are all names employed to describe an entity that is distinctly the same across the world. For centuries, blood has been needlessly shed because of the desire to segregate our faiths. This, however, should be the very concept which unites us as people, as nations, and as a world bound by faith” by Pope Francis
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One of the four assignments I chose that best supports the unit title, Energy in Waves Influencing our Lives, is on page 63. The title of this page is Mars Rover Drawing. It contains pictures of a rovers day on Mars. Another page is 65 which accommodates graphic notes about how we use waves everyday. Page 67 is titled Digital vs Analog signals. This page has notes comparing and contrasting the two waves. The last assignment is in google classroom called Influential Device Slideshow, and is slideshow
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1. What is the argument presented? The argument presented focuses on the dangers of driving while drowsy or tired (the title is a bit redundant). 2. Who is the audience targeted? I believe the audience is meant to be drivers. 3. What is the author/creator trying to persuade the audience to do? The author appears to be trying to educate drivers and reduce drowsy driving. 4. What design principles are used? Comment of the use of images, space and layout, colors, type, and font size, sound,
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to the planet Earth. It is located in about 500 light-years from Earth and sails through its habitable zone, resulting to potentially watery surface. The planet was put outside the edge of the habitable zone from the fact that in only gets about one-third of the energy from its star compared to Earth. Though researchers find a potentially habitable planet we still need to surmount the problem of getting there or surviving the trip. (Anonymous, 2007) stated that we still don’t have the idea on
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There are a lot of aspects to consider when deciding to download a Microsoft application such as Access, or when choosing to set up a home network. You have to consider how much space applications will take up. Microsoft Office 2013 for example requires 2GB of RAM, 3GB hard disk space, Windows 7 or higher operating system for non-Apple devices and an HD display. This varies however depending on 32 or 64-bit versions. When building a home network, you have to considers how many devices are going to
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