The Spring 2007 semester is now about 3 weeks old, and things seem to be going well. I am ahead of schedule in all of my classes and I’ve had a lot less absences than previous semesters. I am feeling very energetic and productive so far. I have a goal for this semester, to have […]
Am I a good person? Do I care about others? Do I do the harder things in life because its the right thing to do? Due to a variety of events and emotions lately these things have become questions in my mind. To the first question I answer, no, I don’t think I’m a good […]
“Computer Science is no more about computers than astronomy is about telescopes.” -EW Dijkstra //Computer science existed long before computers, algorithmic operations have always been a part of our culture.
I’m starting to think that GITI is going to get a new module, “List”, a hybrid of v2_todo, notepad and just a general linked tree structure for storing information that isn’t very long. This evening I realized that GITI’s v2_To Do module isn’t really used at all and isn’t really practice. The v2_ToDo module doesn’t […]
At the moment I am freaking out. I just added assignments for my courses to GITI and I’m looking at due dates, looking at material, seeing that there are concepts here that I don’t understand, concepts that are beyond my present reach. I feel like I am drowning in assignments. GITI is limited to displaying […]
I got a lot of stuff done that I wanted to tonight, including working out some very weird logic for making the schedule display work correctly for multiple day events.
Computer science students and professionals should be subjected to mandatory psychological evaluations after long periods of time working on logical code considerations.
“What are you up to Curt?” I am currently working on teaching an old dog new tricks. I am once again working with GITI’s second oldest module, SCHEDULE. I am attempting to help the schedule module understand how to read multiple day events that may or may not occur on multiple days of the week […]
to all of those who have written and IMed and even those who haven’t gotten to it yet, Happy New Year.