Untitled

[cece-sabunod]

Epilogue

"From panicking over deadlines to celebrating little victories — we’ve come a long way. We didn’t just take notes; we took moments we’ll carry forever."🍃

[cece-sabunod]

Last Topic📖

(Week 18)

Data Mining involves analyzing large datasets to identify patterns, trends, and valuable insights, uncovering hidden information that supports better decision-making.Data Visualization presents this data in visual formats such as charts, graphs, and dashboards, simplifying complex information for easier understanding, analysis, and communication.

Combined, they transform raw data into meaningful and actionable knowledge!

[cece-sabunod]

Huddle

I hope we can finish it and pass. A little bittt moree pushhhhhh╰(*°▽°*)╯

I begin to doubt if our dedication will be evident in the outcome, leaving you uncertain despite all things happened and you've poured into it.

[cece-sabunod]

Saddle

🎶Does it ever drive you crazy Just how fast the night changes?🎶

(Week 17)

The days seem to pass faster than we realize, don’t they? But with each one, we gather little lessons and bits of wisdom that shape us. It’s a reminder to slow down and truly take in what life is teaching us. It may feel like the end at times, but it’s not—it’s simply part of the process of achieving the things you desire. The time and effort you’ve put in have shaped us more than we might show. The lessons you’ve shared will stick with us, sometimes in ways we don’t even notice right away.

adioss

[cece-sabunod]

Scrutiny

(week 16)

When you’re working on something, it’s easy to miss mistakes or areas that need improvement because you’re so close to it. Getting feedback helps you see things from a different perspective and catch things you might have overlooked. One big benefit is that it helps you create something clearer, stronger, and more polished in the end.

[cece-sabunod]

User Manual

(week 15)

It provides quick and easy guidance for users to understand and operate a product or service. It serves several purposes, like being user-friendly and time-saving. It was conviviality and looking forward to more.

[cece-sabunod]

Calibrating

Determining how well someone understands or applies what they have learned. It helps recognize their strengths, pinpoint areas needing improvement, and aid in their overall learning and development. It's also important to socialize with others to gain and learn more and apply.

[cece-sabunod]

Session

(week 14)

We learned about Application Programming Interfaces (API) that allow different software applications to interact and share data or functionality. It provides a set of rules and protocols for seamless communication, enabling developers to integrate features and build more efficient, connected systems.

[cece-sabunod]

Session

(week 14)

First, we had seatwork that I was almost late and not able to take, but thankful I just got in time. My brain is like a maze that time. I got through it and survived for the day. hahhahahhaha

[cece-sabunod]

Session

(week 13)

We learned about the International Organization for Standards (ISO), which ensures the exceptional quality of your product as they produce international standard products, as well as the 5S rule: sort, set in order, shine, standardize, and sustain. To make the workplace a well-organized and safe working environment

[cece-sabunod]

Session

(week 13)

1st we had our very short quiz, which was so confusing because almost all choices are the same but still fun because of their comments while asking for the correct answer.

[cece-sabunod]

Every great story on the planet happened when someone decided not to give up, but kept going no matter what. - Spryte Loriano

[cece-sabunod]

“The code you write makes you a programmer. The code you delete makes you a good one. The code you don’t have to write makes you a great one.” – Mario Fusco, Principal Software Engineer at Red Hat

Hoping for a brighter future🍀🍀🍀

Go go gooh

[cece-sabunod]

Concinnity 

It was mizzle in the afternoon, when the discussion was on going and afterwards activity was handed out. It was ludic, so emerge to it that we don't notice the time again. Very productive, hoping for more engaging activities. Code is sure a lot of work to do and testing to make sure the product will satisfy the client.

[cece-sabunod]

Scintillating✨

It was a roller coaster and, at the same time, kenopsia. I can't really describe how it was for me. While giving hints, I'm the Nedovtipa one, haha. Funny how things unfold before I knew it was already done. I guess I have to strive even harder next time, hoping to carry more. Carry the information and understanding well to be better. Yes, we made a mistake, but there’s no use crying over spilled milk. Let’s focus on finding a solution. Gotta go extra mile. 🏃🏃

[cece-sabunod]

~The Road Ahead Beckons~

My understanding of software design highlights the significance of planning, structure, adaptability, and keeping your code clean and easy to understand. I've discovered that following fundamental ideas such as modularity, abstraction, and separation of concerns results in scalable, maintainable, and efficient systems.

[cece-sabunod]

The Start of Blooms

This is the beginning of a journey full of opportunity for development, connection, and discovery. I was dumb for mixing my own schedule, which led me to get late by almost an hour. Before I knew it, the class was dismissed. I was so ashamed of myself and took and took an oath to do better than I did yesterday. Maybe the class was Ramé, introducing each other to the trend this day to vibe with everyone and be liberosis. Even though this course is difficult, we do our very best to achieve the objectives. After knowing all of the insight of the course, I feel noor at the end.

On our second meeting, it was productive and meaningful. Lectures were thoroughly discussed. Activity is challenging because of the limited time given, but it is worth it and fun working with your teammates. Looking forward for more.