Cheating is not acceptable

• An example of cheating is working on projects as a group when the instructions state that it should be done individually without outside help.
• An XE is the same as an E grade, except that it also symbolizes that the E was received because of academic dishonesty.
• Another example of a sanction besides an XE for cheating could be receiving no credit for the project in which you were dishonest or as extreme as expulsion.
• The AIP files are kept in the Dean's office.
• The AIP file is destroyed once the student graduates or after 6 years of the creating date of the AIP file.
• One reason a student should not cheat is because the reason one goes to college is to receive and education and advance in the field they chose to pursue. Not learning your field properly puts you and others at risk of mistakes, errors, and stress that could cost massive amounts of time or lives.

IsSorted

BEGIN
count list
Loop an-1 times
if a1<a2
move to next value
else
display no
END

This algorithm will return the correct answer because it will go through the array of numbers and check each to see if the next one is larger than the previous. It will end in infinite time because the loop is set to occur (an - 1) times.

Fidn the value

BEGIN

    Prompt User to enter a certain amount of numbers

    Set d as amount of numbers in the list

    Set k as test variable

    Assign a value v to k

    Assign k to drop down the list d amount of times

    For each variable check if k encounters a d that is the same value

    loop d amount of times.

    If k = v then return yes

    If k != v then return no

END

This will work because when k goes down the list it either will or will not encounter a v that is the same value.

This will end because when program reaches d amount of times the program will end.

  

Computing to the Max

I am not too familiar with programming yet, but here is my attempt in PSUEDO code:

BEGIN

   Prompt user to enter 4 numbers

   Use the variable i to be your current number

   Use equation n ( i + 1 )

   Make code to go through each number and compare i to the next number n

   If i<n 

      Go to next number and compare

   If i>n 

      Replace value of i with n and compare next number

   Loop until i is not replaced with n

END

This is probably not the greatest way to go about it but it made sense to me. Once I am more familiar with coding I can come back and make any necessary corrections.

Sorting algorithm

I find it interesting that the algorithm can not be decreasing and how they tie this in with time. Time can never go backwards, or at least we don't know how to make that happen.

Stability is also very important.

Transition from High School to College

Unknown person. I was a nerd in high school. Rejected, neglected, and tossed to the floor. Never fitting in and never in style, I was the epitome of a nerd.

Things change. I am now attending ASU, that is Arizona State University for those who are still in nerdo high school. Here I am a GOD. I attend all the coolest frat parties, drink with my buddies every day, and hang out with all the hottest girls. My friends call me the "genius" because I pretty much know all that there is to know about computers and technology. Ask me any question and I can google it and get an answer for you in literally seconds! Of all the popularity I have gained with this experience of transitioning from High School to College I still consider google my best friend. He really knows all the answers, not me. That goes to show that it isn't WHAT you know but WHO you know. I know google.

I hope that this experience will last at least 6 years. I expect my classes to be extremely easy because all I do is homework. I don't have any lecture classes so that means no busy or pointless lecturing or work. It is going to be extremely efficient, just like google.

This should be a GOOGLE semester.

I am thinking of joining Sigma Feta Alpha Beta Zeta Sigma Sigma Feta Sigma Sigma Sigma this week. In order to do that I need to do 150 keg stands in 24 hours. EASY! Time to go play with my real friends: Google and Reddit.