Communication - Journal Screen captures uploaded every day. Detailed descriptions of what you did each day
Knowledge and Understanding – Specific content acquired (software), and the comprehension of its meaning and significance (understanding)
Thinking – The use of critical and creative thinking skills and/or processes Application - of knowledge and skills (e.g., concepts, processes, use of equipment and technology) Monday:
Victoria Day no school.
May 24th,
Sick not at school
May 25th,
Today we made pig tail splices on copper cables. The same kind of cables you find in your house. It was a pain in the rear, because the copper kept breaking.
Also I could not understand what possible application this had to computer engineering because you don't use copper cabling in any kind of computer equipment.
May 26th,
Today I spent half the period prepping for my unit 3 test, the other half I spent writing it. I also heard about the explosion at Mama T's I went there last year, I hope he pulls through...
May 27th,
R.I.P. Eric Leighton you will be remembered...
Today I read through more of chapter 6 of Cisco 4.1 where I learned about the different kinds of routing protocols. RIP, EIGRP and OSPF. I learned about whens its best to use each protocol. For example RIP can only work on only up to 15 hops. where as EIGRP works up to 224.
ACHIEVEMENT CHART: TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATION
Knowledge
Understanding
Thinking
Communication
Journal
Application
50–59% (Level 1)
60–69% (Level 2)
70–79% (Level 3)
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80–100% (Level 4
Communication - Journal Screen captures uploaded every day. Detailed descriptions of what you did each day
Knowledge and Understanding – Specific content acquired (software), and the comprehension of its meaning and significance (understanding)
Thinking – The use of critical and creative thinking skills and/or processesApplication - of knowledge and skills (e.g., concepts, processes, use of equipment and technology)
Monday:
Victoria Day no school.
May 24th,
Sick not at school
May 25th,
Today we made pig tail splices on copper cables. The same kind of cables you find in your house. It was a pain in the rear, because the copper kept breaking.
Also I could not understand what possible application this had to computer engineering because you don't use copper cabling in any kind of computer equipment.
May 26th,
Today I spent half the period prepping for my unit 3 test, the other half I spent writing it. I also heard about the explosion at Mama T's I went there last year, I hope he pulls through...
May 27th,
R.I.P. Eric Leighton you will be remembered...
Today I read through more of chapter 6 of Cisco 4.1 where I learned about the different kinds of routing protocols. RIP, EIGRP and OSPF. I learned about whens its best to use each protocol. For example RIP can only work on only up to 15 hops. where as EIGRP works up to 224.