This end of semester spring meeting was very informative. From the information given, I believe that I'm in good standing as I have finished with all my requirements for Promise Scholarship. In the session, got reminded that I need to check my school email during summer as there is going to be more information that could be useful to me. Overall, pretty informative and useful session.
I went to the STEM week event called "Leonhard Euler: The Shakespeare of Mathematics" that was presented by David Simpson. This STEM week event was really informative and made me realize the how influential Euler was with his invention of the mathematical constant e. I also got to talk to him after the meeting since I was in person which was amazing.
I helped setup and attended the code club meeting today. I got to finish some and helped some people with any programming related questions that they have as well. Additionally, I worked on my programming project a little during the meeting. The CODE club advisor is Michael Smith and his email is smithmw@pgcc.edu.
I helped setup and went to the CODE club event on Tuesday. In that event, I helped some people find resources to learn how to code. Additionally, I got to work a coding projects and got some feedback on how to make it better. The CODE club advisor is Michael Smith and his email is smithmw@pgcc.edu.
I found this session very informative and useful. I learned the proper ways to email and respond to someone given the situation. I feel that this session was really fun and engaging because of the interactive element and how we got the opportunity to share how we feel and what we would respond with in a specific scenario.
I helped set up and attended the CODE Club event called Trails. In this event, we updated participants on our engineering challenge on the due dates and the requirements for the submission of the engineering challenge. After, we helped club members with coding related problems. The CODE club advisor is Michael Smith and his email is smithmw@pgcc.edu.
I attended and help set up the CODE club event. This event was really fun because we got to work on some of our coding projects and just talk to likeminded individuals. Additionally, I got to help out some people who where have programming related problems, which was really enriching and fun to do. The CODE club advisor is Michael Smith and his email is smithmw@pgcc.edu.
This was a really informative session that I attended. The thing that I got out of this session the most is that if we want to log in hours for any club events we need to list out whoever is keeping attendance for the events. Additionally, even if we forget to register for a session we can still log the session in if we attended.
I helped at and attend the CODE club event called Spark. Before the event started I helped set up the room and also contributed in making and planning the slide presentation. When the event started, we talked about the engineering challenge that the code club has and the prizes they offer. Additionally, we talked about how to use the GitHub application and how it benefits programmers when they are doing projects. Lastly, I had the opportunity to help members with their programming related questions and provided them with resources to learn as well. The CODE club advisor is Michael Smith and his email is smithmw@pgcc.edu.
I attended CODE clubs first event, Origin. I helped setup the room and participated in creating the slides for CODE. This event was like a introduction to what code club is and their future events. The event was really enjoyable as I got to meet a lot of new people who were interested in the same topics as I was and were really motivated to improve their skills in coding and engineering. It's really fun to see everyone's interest and their reason as to why they are in the tech field in the first place. The CODE club advisor is Michael Smith and his email is smithmw@pgcc.edu.
