Academic Madness

Today was fun, I planned to go to Gaston College to pick up my diploma from fall and to go see Mr. Biggers’ new show. I ended up doing a lot more. First, stopped in to pick up my diploma. After looking at my ID, the kind gentleman in the registrar’s office dashed over to […]

Due Dates and Deadlines

I should really learn to be more careful with how I handle due dates for things. Last night I was in a panic, trying to get my Cognitive Psychology paper done before midnight Sunday (Fed. 8th). The due date in GITI became the 8th because it was originally set for the 5th because of the […]

Instructors Are Annoying

ok, the title sounds bad, but it really is not about my instructors, its about my instructor objects. Today I have been working on moving some things around and creating a bond between the AddressBook and Education modules. I want my instructors (present and future) to be registered with the AddressBook so that I can […]

Erikson’s 8 Stages of Ego Development

I always find it interesting to read something academically and find relevance to my own life in it. Upon reading about Erik H. Erikson’s 8 stages of ego development (or eight stages of psychosocial development) I found myself identifying areas of my own life where I had not necessarily completed some of the stages with […]

GITI: Dependant Assignments?

It has just occurred to me that something about the way I handle assignments in GITI is a little off. While the concepts for the assignments are the same as are used in regular classes or even online classes, they do not always truely reflect the work flow and other features of the student’s side […]

The Suckage That Is ‘Doc’

GITI has many nice features, including its ability to track file names for assignments and in general be responsible for holding information about the majority of my academic work, but there are some areas where functions that are not directly part of the Education module, but that it relies on, have failed to be developed […]

Memorizing a New Catalog

I just set on the task of preparing my Summer 2009 “Advising Verification Form” for Fayetteville and came to a sad realization that I do not know all of the course numbers yet. I am used to registering or planning courses at an institution and having a working knowledge of the course numbers and being […]

Google’s Limited Vision of the World

Google recently released a new “Task List” feature for their mobile customers. It is a very nice feature, better than anything I have written for GITI, but it does not easily snap into my existing application without special API coding. My complaint with Google on this is very simple, the way in which they promote […]

A Few Updated Shots of GITI EDU

It has been a while since any new screen shots of GITI’s Education module were released, so here is a quick look at some of the newer functionality.   A new menu guides the user into a never before seen world of managing their academic life. The same old class management page has gotten a […]