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November 17, 2008

November 17 - November 22

strong>Computer Programming ==> C++ syntax. We will practice creating the control structures in C++ syntax. Old problems with solutions in a different language.

Computing in the Modern World ==> We will continue learning the fundamental control structures available. We will use these logic structures to solve problems and then convert them into a computer programming language, to test our capability.

IIST 2 ==> Post test this week Mark.

IIST 3 ==> Continued work on your designed projects and certification should keep you working diligently. See me and discuss any new ideas you may have for your last 6 week experience. Don't forget that 6 week status reports are due this week.

Banking and Investing ==> We will cover Life insurance options and requirements the early part of this week. Prepare for the Insurance test on Friday!

Posted by Mike Dickens at 08:15 AM |

November 10, 2008

November 10 - November 14

Computer Programming ==> We begin with C++ this week. We will be moving quickly, as we already know how to use the language structures and how to program. Please keep up. When given the opportunity to work on the computers, use your time wisely!

Computing in the Modern World ==> Post test on Hardware this week. Then we move into the programming section of the class. Pay attention and use your time wisely!

IIST 2 ==> Talk to me about your selection for the remainder of the class. We need to discuss a project design.

IIST 3 ==> Continued work on your designed projects and certification should keep you working diligently. See me and discuss any new ideas you may have for your last 6 week experience. Don't forget that 6 week status reports are due this week.

Banking and Investing==> We should complete information about Automobile insurance. Make sure you know coverages and how they apply. Later in the week, we will begin our section on Homeowner's insurance. Keep applying the new information to what you know about protecting the three basic economic risks, personal, property and liability.

Posted by Mike Dickens at 04:16 PM |