Reflection On Project Management

The first task on my checklist was “Read the Learning Guide and Reading Assignments”. Since I already went through the Learning Journal, then the next task was to complete my reading assignments, which I normally do on Fridays. Fridays are normally my days off from work, so I take this time to complete as many assignments as I can. This week, there were two main reading assignments and two optional video lectures.

I have done one project which applied supervised and unsupervised learning algorithms such as Best Subset Selection, Random Forest, Lasso and Ridge Regression, Dimension Reduction to do model selection and perform accurate predictive performance. Also I am currently taking “Machine Learning for Data Science” class this semester at Cornell and will have two project post on Kaggle by the end of semester. (5) Please list your top 5 technical skills (programming languages, etc.) and rate each one as basic, intermediate or advanced. R - Advanced SAS - Advanced SQL - Advanced Python - Intermediate Hadoop - Basic (6)

After reading and discussing the different concepts on success, I was ready to conduct my interview. I decided to interview Mr. John Davis after he helped me with my major advising and influenced my decision to officially declare social work as my major. I went into the interview hoping for at least fifteen minutes, but ended up with an hour worth of information. A few days later I followed up with a job shadowing during one of his Interview techniques classes.

I kept in contact to see if they were on track with the process by ensuring their FAFSA was complete, they received their acceptance packet, logged on to their college web portal, received their financial aid award letter, completed necessary placement test, registered for orientation, and determined if the needed any additional assistance. I also sent out weekly reminder emails to students and some parents about important college related topics to ensure that they were prepared for school in the fall. These topics included, registering for orientation, staying in contact with their Summer Melt mentor, financial aid information on housing, immunization records, placement test, tuition, health insurance, and payment options. Initially I sent these emails to only students and did not get much feedback, but after I started sending them to parents also, I received more responses about what they had questions about or what type of assistance they

Hello, I am Alissa Grieco. I graduated from Mahopac High School in 2012. I am currently a graduate student at Mercy College studying secondary education in History and special education. For one of my classes this semester I must observe two global or geography (6th grade) classes. I was wondering if I could come in one day and observe a global history/ geography class in the middle school.

Boy, was I surprised when I walked in and there was a new teacher, Mrs. Padilla. This is when the “Road of Trials” began. From the very first day she had stressed about the importance of the AP test. She gave us all of the AP rubrics, a sheet of transition words to use in our writing pieces, and she even showed us the agenda she had planned out for the rest of the year. As the year went on, I got accustomed to her teaching style

I have been writing important due dates and events on them. Prior to this, I would remember information solely through memorization. The planner has helped to improve my organization skills. No longer do I complete the assignment the night before and my grades demonstrate the change. In order to make sure I have sufficient time to complete each task, I have formulated time frames.

Working as a full-time nursing assistant and part-time college student, exciting opportunities have been presented to me. These opportunities include relocating to Pennsylvania for new perspective in 2012, yet still continuing my studies toward a nursing degree. Also, since moving back to Maine in 2014, I was hired on a childbirth unit to gain experience working in an aspiring career path. I have now experience working in patients homes, nursing homes, hospitals

During the next nine months of my life, I will be preparing to get my Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology license while also studying to receive a higher American College Testing score so that I can go to college. I will also be working at a hair salon as a receptionist so that I will be able to have a feel for what goes on in a hair salon. I have very specific goals that I have set for myself and I anticipate to accomplish them.

Having my high school at the AP program established under SCNU was always one of my luckiest things happened to me. At here, I was trained to be priorly familiar with the U.S. education system and successful after coming to the U.S. where all the students were supposed to go. In order to be prepared, I was trained to write different kinds of essays, including laboratory report, social science research paper and literature expository writing. I have started to write all these kinds of essays since grade 10, and every writing assignment has gone through the process of outlining, drafting, peer proofreading and editing. At college, my writing style hasn’t really changed, yet, the way I write an essay has changed.

I understand how this class is going to be held, I start to work the computer technology company from this June, I spend time the large parts of my time basically, therefore I imagine the abstract plan how to finish assignments till the deadline. The sooner I start to work assignments, the more I can ask as possible. ・In what ways am I able to apply the ideas and concepts gained to my own experience?

Brief Summary of the lecture contents, lab activity, group discussion and reading materials Week five, we continue learning key components of web programming, and this week we are going to be trained in two of the most sensitive and important practices on internet nowadays; online payments and security practices. We will be installing, configuring and operating eComerce applications, really important especially if you wan to be a good programmer and/or system administrator. After reading the material provided and becoming familiar with the topics we had to use this model to create some server script.

Round Table Carmen Christine Tasha Daniel Jeremy Kim Teri Carmen was asking about the Allied Health Occupations Instructional Division evening meeting. As a result, Teri will send out an email to all TSCs that they will forward to each Program Adjunct Faculty. This email will provide a thank you and will serve as an invitation to the AHO Participation Celebration on Friday, June 10th at 2:00 p.m. at the Smullin Center with a link to RSVP. The email will have information fall and spring In-service day where workshops will be offered to help adjunct faculty members with institutional goals.

I will make A’s in all my classes. 2/17/2017 I will use TCC electronic systems to help accomplish this goal. I will also have to set short and long term goals as well as practice writing essay exams. I will create study/homework blocks of time for myself and my son.

I took part in the Moody 's Mega Math Challenge, a yearly mathematical modeling competition in which teams attempt to use mathematics as a predictive and analytical tool for discussing a given problem. The Challenge focused on STEM and non-STEM careers, comparing the short-term cost of college and the long-term financial stability of both career paths. We were given 14 hours to complete a comprehensive paper offering a solution to their questions I and four others divided the work amongst ourselves. I was given responsibility for the first part of the problem, comparing the short term college tuitions between STEM and non-STEM fields. I would take a full 12 hours to complete this surprisingly sizable task.