Assignment 14 - Halfway Reflection
I have definitely had to make some adjustments to my work style for this class over the past couple of months. Here are some of my takeaways:
- I have developed routine behaviors to conquer through this class on a weekly basis. I had to learn the hard way to have a scheduled time to crunch out these blog posts and to not wait until the last second. One week early on, I had realized that the posts were due at 12:00 PM (noon) rather than midnight on Fridays, so I had to leave a work meeting early and hit pause on my actual job to get the posts submitted on time. No bueno to say the least.
- There are often times where my Senioritis hits hard and I wonder if I really care that much about my grade so long as I pass. I pulled my way through by reminding myself that I didn't want to get into a bad rhythm that made it harder on me in the end. If there's any time where I'm going to slack off, it's going to be in the end when I know that I have the wiggle room to do so. This has rather turned into a more tenacious mindset, though, to accomplish these assignments, quizzes, and lectures to put me in the best situation that I can at the end of the semester when my Capstone project is getting heavy and graduation is drawing near.
- Here are three tips for next semester's students
- Don't fall behind early. Stay on top of the assignments and quizzes early so that you have more breathing room at the end of the semester. This will help create a more tenacious mindset.
- If you choose to skim through the lectures, look for what is written on the board and the slides that are presented for the quizzes. This will develop skills for higher productivity (like completing other projects and assignments for other classes)
- When you start formulating your idea, think of something legitimately resourceful. Don't limit yourself to a small group of people that it could serve, and make it something tangible that you could actually turn into an idea one day if you so choose.
Here is a poorly scaled and sized picture of my architectural 3D model for my Capstone project that I should be working on more:
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