One Step Out Of Time

Phase two really tested my patience and consistency. The Excel tasks, especially A6, reminded me that the only way to get through tough assignments is to stay focused and keep trying. I learned to slow down, read instructions carefully, and not give up when something did not work on the first attempt.

For chapter 5, I selected 5.4.4 worksheet printing facts because it actually helped me a lot. Understanding prints areas, margins, and how to fit a sheet onto one page showed me why small details matter. It made  my phase2 work look cleaner and more professional.

I am already using what I learned outside of this class, mainly staying organized, double checking my work, and planning ahead. These habits make a big difference in my other classes and even in my daily routine. Even though it took me a little to understand.

Going into phase 3, I want to be more creative and push myself instead of just completing the tasks.

Things Are Not Going The Way We Expected

In phase 1 of IS 101-3210, I can say I did okay but not grate, it was a little hard to stay on track for many reason I was going through. Now I can say that I am trying to redeem myself on the last couple weeks doing my best to pass this class, I had to sit down and find the best time to do the remaining work and try to catch up, hard but not impossible. Something I have learned from this class is that being organized is the key to succeed, knowing when you have to finish an assignment or when is going to be your presentation day, all these little thing together gives you  the key to move forward in the class.

To be prepared for the MO-110 I practiced many times the live projects, again and again until all those skills were attached to my brain.

While doing all the assignments on Labsim I realized that 4.8.2 table formatting really help me. It shows how to be organized, have all your information clear and makes documents look more professional.

Enjoy life, live the moment. Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery but today is a gift, that's why we call it present.