Below will be a list of classes that I took during the Fall Semester of 2016
Composition I (ENC 1101)
College Algebra (MAC 1105)
Environmental Humanities (HUM 2395)
General Biology II (BSC 1011)
Below is a list of classes that I am currently taking (Spring 2017).
Composition II (ENC 1102)
Pre-Calculus (MAC 1147)
Intro To Computer Science (COP 1500)
General Psychology (PSY 2012)
Some Things I Have Done In School So Far
Below will be a couple of links that I have experienced throughout the course. One of these links is a scratch project that I created a couple of weeks into the class. Another link will be my LinkedIn profile. A linked in profile is a website that lets you create a profile. On this website, people can get in contact with you about your major.
For my first ever JavaScript problem I chose to find the difference of the square of the sum of numbers from 1 to 100 and the square of the sum of the numbers. This problem used a couple different types of code in javascript to work. Some of these are variables, loops, and comparisons. However, this problem does NOT need an if statement because the user does not need to input anything. The problem will be the same everytime. An if statement is a line of code that decides the outcome of 2 or more things. A for statement is needed for this problem. The formula for this problem would be: (1^2+2^2+...100^2)-(1+2+...100)^2
The answer to the square of the sums is
We can go a little more indepth by calculating the square of the sum of all numbers. For example, (1+2+...100)^2
Now to get the final part of the problem we need to find the sum of all numbers squared. For example: (1^2+2^2+...100^2)
The code behind the program.
function doSumSquare() {
var sumSquare = 0;
var i;
for (i = 1; i <= 100; i++) {
sumSquare = sumSquare + Math.pow(i, 2);
}
var squareSum = 0;
var i;
for (i = 1; i <= 100; i++) {
squareSum = squareSum + i;
}
squareSum = Math.pow(squareSum, 2);
var difference = (squareSum - sumSquare);
return difference;
}
My Canvas
My Fields Report
Many people around the world think that software engineers, Information technologists,
and Computer Scientists all have the same jobs. Well, they are wrong. There are differences in
each of these fields of study. Computer science involves finding out how and why computers do
what they do. Computer Scientists are the scientists who create algorithms to know how and why
computers solve the problems they do. Information technology creates a network from
established building blocks to carry out a task. Information Technology experts deal with
maintaining networks and databases along with installing computer systems. Software
engineering is kind of like the brains of the computer so to speak. Software engineering involves
creating software systems to make the computer act and run the most efficiently that it can.
There are many different fields of computer science, however I will be focusing on the
Programming Languages field, the graphics field, and the Artificial Intelligence field. The
Programming Languages field is the heart of most work in Computer Science. Computer Science
is applied in programming language by designing new language paradigms. The graphics field of
computer science is quite interesting. Graphics are used in animated movies by making virtual
images that look incredibly real tying Computer Science into modern day movies. The final field
I will be discussing is the Artificial Intelligence field. The AI field has a wide range of things it
can do. It can simply include planning and searching for solutions all the way to machine
learning. It can be used by computer science to program games and solve problems in spacecraft
and medicine. I am most interested in the graphics field of computer science. I am interested in this field
because of what you can do with creating graphics. You can do anything from creating a simple
game to creating a life-like image of a person or animal and make it act real. You can also build
projects woth graphics like a house or a football stadium. There is just so many things you can
creatively do with the field of graphics.