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Last updated October 11, 2021 - 9:44am by Louis HauteclocqueI am adding all of my files online for anyone to access. I think it's important to share information with others and maybe someone will find some information about Comp 266 course to help them prepare. If you have any questions let me know.-
Comp 266
Last updated October 11, 2021 - 9:44am by Louis HauteclocqueI am adding all of my files online for anyone to access. I think it's important to share information with others and maybe someone will find some information about Comp 266 course to help them prepare. If you have any questions let me know. -
Unit0 My wiki page comp282 -Henry Ochoa (Paco)
Last updated November 18, 2021 - 5:21pm by Henry OchoaGood day fellows students. My name is Henry Ochoa (AKA PACO). First, I’m a person with physical disabilities. I own a business for over 18yrs prior my accident that left me not able to do manual work. I have had multiple surgeries on my left... -
Tom Worthington's MEd(ED) ePortfolio
Last updated September 24, 2021 - 6:44pm by Tom WorthingtonIntroduction by Tom Worthington This e-portfolio provides evidence of the competencies required for the Athabasca University Master of Education (Distance Education) program (MEd), over three years. It includes samples of... -
assignment 4
Last updated September 1, 2021 - 10:56am by SOBECHI cornella Madueke-AniemekaAssignment 4 making this game. i had no detailed knowledge on the alice in wonderland game so i tried to design my own game. i did not use any estranged method i kept my game simple and straight to the point. using scanner packages... -
Brent Beaudry's COMP348 Diary
Last updated August 30, 2021 - 3:11pm by Brent BeaudryThis course is another along the path that for me includes COMP268, COMP308 and COMP347. The chapter 1 reading was a good refresher with some new insights and interesting details thrown in. I'm looking forward to diving into this material and... -
do you need to book an invigilator if you are going to use proctor u
Last updated August 30, 2021 - 12:01pm by SOBECHI cornella Madueke-Aniemekahello, this might be late since i have already booked my exam for tomorrow. but i am kind of panicking. i thought we had the option to either use proctor or book an invigilator do i still need to book an invigilator if i already booked my exam... -
COMP 266 Dane Watts Note Book
Last updated April 21, 2021 - 3:06pm by Dane Watts in the group COMP 266Posted to group: COMP 266Hey everyone, I cannot begin to express how excited I am for this course. I am familiar with HTML and CSS but have a lot to learn when it comes to JavaScript. I work full time although I am on parental leave right now. During the time off,... -
Michael Bloom Personal Notebook
Last updated March 1, 2021 - 4:30pm by Michael BloomGreetings, I am a father to one and with a successful, supportive, and loving wife. We enjoy spending time together whether it's travelling, fishing, paddle boarding, boating, or camping. I am a part time worker at a bakery and a full time... -
Michael Bloom Personal Notebook
Last updated March 1, 2021 - 4:28pm by Michael BloomGreetings, My name is Michael Bloom and I am taking AU's BSc with a major in Computer and Information Systems. I am a father of one and married to a successful, supportive, and loving wife. Together we love to travel, fish, snowmobile, paddle...
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Hey Silas,
I found your response to the question about number of programming in the futures very interesting.
I was contemplating on whether there would be more programs in the future because new necessities may arise which current programs are not optimized for, or there will be less because programs will constantly be updated until there are only a few that can do almost everything very well.
The way you put it as there will always be more and as new ones will be created and old ones never really disappear resonates with me because I guess they are like songs. New songs are always created and old songs will always be there even though less people will listen to them.
Best,
Syed H
Syed Hadi December 14, 2022 - 1:46am
I am now in Unit 7 reading and one of the most important parts I have found of a robot is the actuator. This device not only converts energy into physical motion but also actuators produce rotary and linear motion, which I find very fascinating. In researching further about actuators, I found there are three major types of actuators; hydraulic, pneumatic, and electric, and depending on the kind of robot we are building one could be more suitable than others.
Jesus Melendez Manzano December 10, 2022 - 5:12pm
Hey Mitch, awesome post. I had a good laugh at your response to the final Food For Thought where you spin the question to a Darwinian point of view.
I find your take on programming with voice quite interesting. I can't imagine a day not using some sort of keyboard to control a computer, even if it's one of those fancy high-efficiency keyboards where you combine sounds, not letters (like a stenographer).
Dylan Oakes November 24, 2022 - 8:59am
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That's interesting to know - at least it explains why I can't seem to edit the wiki subpage. It just spins until it times out. I'll try again another day.
Deborah Brouwer December 15, 2022 - 12:03am