Final Project Reflection

A condition of my admission to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign was the completion of my senior year courses. I admit that my grade in Math Techniques was an F. This fact is not what I wish to explain, as there is no way for me to skirt the fact that I received a failing grade in this class.

My projects will include, but are not limited to: (a) familiarize myself with medical database search protocol and how best to address patron information needs; (b) learn about the library classification schemes, the circulation and patron registration system, and how to process books and journals; (c) provide technology training for associates on basic computer skills and/or train associates and medical staff on the use of the hospital portal; and (d) be an integral partner in the development and implementation of the new Health Information Ambassador Program that the library is seeking to launch in the near

I have learned so many things out of this class that would be very useful to me in the future. Also, I don’t think that if I truly want to write about all the things I have learned from this class it would all fill a 2 pages paper. However, the three main things that I have retained from this include how to write a response paper, how to read a book better, and how to better write essays.

This past two week were most dedicated to the final project, but we also had a guest speaker from the biomedical engineering. We get feedback for our design decision matrix and for our second project report.

My project was to showcase my abilities in makeup and sfx makeup. I practiced individual cuts and bruises on myself first. My mother donated her face to be the bulk of my project, and I transformed one half into a zombie, and the other, made up traditionally. I used several reference photos and videos during the process. It took about 7 hours, including clean up time. I was fighting off the flu at the time, and it was important to frequently wash my hands. I hope to get a job as a cosmetic/fashion makeup artist, whether it be freelance, at a set location, or in the special effects field. I would love to be able to do makeup for movies and TV shows in the horror/fantasy genre. I am also interested in skincare, which

My capstone project is to provide education about cyber bullying cyberbullying. During the course of the capstone project and after finished it, I have learned many leadership skills and developed myself as a nurse. I also discovered my strengths and weaknesses during the course of doing the project.

After completing clinical simulation laboratory session 5: surgical scrub, I found that entire process of surgical scrub is way too complicated and time consuming: the entire process took me 5 minutes to complete and one wrong move could result in restarting whole process. My tutor emphasized the importance of surgical asepsis and its role in preventing infection but surgical scrub seemed torturous and waste of time to me. Still not fully convinced, I decided to do some research to find out the importance of proper surgical scrub.

I am a student in the Masters of Science in Information Security and Assurance at Western Governors University. I am currently working on my Capstone Project. The capstone project deals with a significant real world business problem that integrates the component of the degree. I have chosen to do my project on how blockchain technology can improve banking and cross-border payment system. I my project I am interested in implementing the ripple payment system using BaaS platform in Azure I my scenario: “ Bank of the People” (fictitious) With 10 billion in assets and process about 12 billion in cross-border transactions a year. I need to know the following for a cost analysis in the three models that Earthport offers financial institutions

I'm a final semester Computer Science student at the University of Wollongong, Australia - specialising in Systems Security and Software Engineering. I do have a passion for user interface design, something I look at in my past time. I generally prefer design that is simple and minimal, after all good design should recedes to the backgrond, allowing for the content to take centerstage.

The third and final assignment that I think is honors level work is my end of the year research paper. For this assignment, every student in the class was given a piece of paper which had a list of topics that were dealing with different topics about Africa. The one that I choose was on conflict diamonds in Africa. The first reason I picked this is the process that I went through to create this paper. The first step to creating this paper is by starting my research. I started my research by researching the topic for the first three days, pulling any information for reliable sources. The next day, I organized the information that I had search into 5 subtopics. Then the next class we had I handed in my outline where I received feedback, After that week,we had 2 weeks to

Sequence: I prefer directions to explain exactly what is required to do. I organize what needs to be done first with anything from start to finish.

In thinking about how my knowledge and beliefs about communication have changed or grown resulting from participation in this course and the positive impact. I would have to say I am grateful for the knowledge I am gaining, due to the improved care I can offer, as well as a broadened knowledge surrounding dementia.

As this project is concluded, I shall write about my final journal. My job, with my partner, Riley, was to create the shoulders of the human skeleton. Working with several different groups, the task was difficult, as I am not very communicative towards my fellow peers. During this project, I’d have to admit that I was not too happy to be working with people. However, my partner was reasonable to work with, and we got along fairly well. Of course, there were times we could joke with the people who sat at the table that we needed to communicate with, the arms and hands. Over the course of the first several days, we planned and graphed our pieces, measured and calculated everything to look similar to the shoulders of an adult human. To make the

I was acutely aware of the danger posed by mixing up distinct characters and tone of voice between my three separate speeches, jeopardising the overall coherence and integrity of the work. While I considered the possibility of technically distorting my voice to exaggerate the different personas, I conceded it would corrupt the sanctity of the voice and thus my decision to invoke distinct but complementary voices. This was followed by the recording process, which was undoubtedly the most curiously enchanting part of my Major Work. Currently, I have experimented with my voice with fluency, enunciation, and modulation of pace and tone to engage in radically different personas for my speech, to which I am proud to say characterises each speech.

I worked on the nuclear weapons section for my groups final project. I was happy to get this section as this is a topic that highly interests me. I worked hard on my section in order to not let my group down. My section was shorter compared to other sections so I tried to make up the difference by helping others where I could and working on the PowerPoint. Our group worked well together. However, one member, DaYoon, did not show up till the end of our first meeting and did not show up at all to our second meeting. Our group leader, Tia, worked exceptionally hard reserving our study spaces and putting the paper together after every one wrote their piece. She even bought pizza for everyone for one of our meetings.