GBQ Survey
How many total hours have you put in developing one specific skill (programming, presentation, or tool knowledge)?
< 100 (0)
100 - 1000 (1)
GBQ Survey
How many total hours have you put in developing one specific skill (programming, presentation, or tool knowledge)?
< 100 (0)
100 - 1000 (1)
#include <iostream> | |
using namespace std; | |
class RupeeAmount { | |
float valueInRupees; | |
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RupeeAmount() { valueInRupees = 0; } | |
RupeeAmount(float val) { valueInRupees = val; } |
<h1 id="reflections">Reflections</h1> | |
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<li><p>Reflection #0: The slide deck at <a href="http://j.mp/1000kg">http://j.mp/1000kg</a> represents a compendium of all the tactics that have worked for Ashok Bakthavathsalam in his mentoring work with some students at KITE from 2012-2017.</p></li> | |
<li><p>Reflection #1 - the primary purpose of the PPT deck to develop the same “language” of communicating the importance of goal setting, some specific tactics for setting goals and how to go about taking specific action in alignment with the goals (the 4Ps). Goal setting (i.e. to become a genius) is equally important for faculties as well as students. </p></li> | |
<li><p>Reflection #2 - Reinforce the thought that you as faculty are the source of creating self-confidence for the student. Whatever you do or do not do, make them “believe” in themselves. #4P - Proactive conviction must be created in the minds of the students. Easier said than done. But then who said being a faculty is an easy job? </p></li> | |
<li><p>Reflecti |
<h1 id="reflections">Reflections</h1> | |
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<li><p>Reflection #1 - the PPT deck I have provided is for us to develop the same “language” of communicating the importance of goal setting, some specific tactics for setting goals and how to go about taking specific action in alignment with the goals (the 4Ps). </p></li> | |
<li><p>Reflection #2 - Reinforce the thought that you as faculty are the source of creating self-confidence for the student. Whatever you do or do not do, make them “believe” in themselves. #4P - Proactive conviction must be created in the minds of the students. Easier said than done. But then who said being a faculty is a easy job? </p></li> | |
<li><p>Action Item #3 - Add slides to the PPT deck as to how you can be a “Promise Extractor”. Junior faculty might find it difficult, but everyone can become a promise extractor, big or small, it doesn’t small. It is important to be specific and communicate that to students. I have added 3 slides (after the word “remix”) as a set of sample slides. </p></li> |
open System | |
// ----------------------------------------------------------- | |
// Domain | |
// ----------------------------------------------------------- | |
module GameDomain = | |
type Dice = One | Two | Three | Four | Five | Six |
open System | |
// ----------------------------------------------------------- | |
// Domain | |
// ----------------------------------------------------------- | |
module GameDomain = | |
type Dice = One | Two | Three | Four | Five | Six |
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enterprise-tic-tac-toe-2.fsx | |
Follow up to the example of implementing "enterprise" tic-tac-toe in a functional way. | |
* Added true capability based security. | |
Related blog post: http://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/posts/enterprise-tic-tac-toe-2/ | |
*) |
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<h1 id="types-of-data-structures">Types Of Data Structures</h1> | |
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<li>Primitive data structures</li> | |
<li>Non-primitive data structures</li> | |
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<h2 id="primitive-and-non-primitive-data-structures">Primitive and Non-primitive data structures</h2> |
<h1 id="types-of-data-structures">Types Of Data Structures</h1> | |
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<li>Primitive data structures</li> | |
<li>Non-primitive data structures</li> | |
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<h2 id="primitive-and-non-primitive-data-structures">Primitive and Non-primitive data structures</h2> |