@Acarrtweets Honestly work experience is important but I consider having the interest to be of greater importance considering experience can be gained over time but interest is harder to attain and maintain. An example being my own experience being an IT #RHUB305
I haven't realized how important cover letters are when applying for a job when there was so much emphasis on resumes my whole life. I'll have to take from the video and integrate the techniques and concepts into my own cover letter. Economical and with purpose. #RHUB305
Cover letters/Resumes are your first impression on employers so its no surprise that it can carry a lot of emotion in it. Taking the time and care to present yourself professionally can go a long away along with showing the passion and drive you have in its contents. #RHUB305
https://t.co/d7cRQA2xen While technically not a job, this internship is a good starter for what I want to apply for and get into which is a career in to military, preferably as a officer and in the field of cyber security. I wish to get insight and experience.
For Barbara's article, I've actually been in the position of an interviewer and the process is thorough with the analysis of the information you give us. While your experiences can be a good indicator of your eligibility, integrity is as well and is harder to teach. #RHUB305
@Mariam_sabrii That article looks like a really good opposing article to go over and help strengthen the position of your argument. It will be hard though as the higher tuition costs will result in students taking more work/hours to cover what financial aid students do get.
https://t.co/OG2tlR6UZ6 views the cultural implications of being in computer science and associated with geekiness. It is an interesting take but I believe it does not have much of an impact. I believe MLA formatting would be better for my research paper but I am unsure.
The bar graph below is a statistical form of evidence to further my claim that there is a diverse number of roles women can have in computer science and that we should cultivate more interest in these fields. Taken from https://t.co/exZwT9Ei2V #RHUB305
@Maya50187840 Basing a majority of your rhetorical devices on statistics for a morally sensitive topic is a great way to present your argument. People have different sets of values/ideals. It is much harder appealing to those qualities if focused on emotional rhetorical devices #RHUB305
The paradox of Innocence. The research paper provides rhetorical logos, and diction to provide a case towards keeping the death penalty. Capital punishment is third party guilt on our end but if it goes away, then what do we feel and would we give it a second glance? #RHUB305
Social discourse always comes with the territory of clashing ideals and values. It is important to find common ground and speak from there rather than muddied waters where understanding is slow. Political conversations can be better. #RHUB305
Finding research articles is pretty simple as you are able to search articles through titles or scour through data bases based on different majors. An article I found is '...increasing girls interest in Computer science.' which I found interesting. Needs more attention. #RHUB305
I don't have a solid issue that I really want to go over. The only thing that comes to mind is the fact that in Computer Science it is absolutely self driven. Rather than relying on school to give projects, you make your own, you do them, and you learn from them. #RHUB305
@Alanifrias I agree absolutely! I also read the article and it does a great job at showing the reality. I've personally never used any of the mental healthcare SDSU offers but being told about it really opens your eyes.
"Letter to my son" is an article journeying through the injustice and still prevalent issue of racism in America. The institutions serve to protect the citizens of the United States but are used to batter and beat colored lives. Spoken in a tone of a beaten soul, excellent pathos
'The gritty reality of mental health that SDSU leadership fails to understand' is never a headline you want to see when it concerns the state of your University. Durham brings valid and concerning points to the actions taken by SDSU leadership and as stated, looks grim. #RHUB305
@Mariam_sabrii It's always nice to write about your experiences from time to time. It gives you a new outlook on life and on yourself. Introspection is a key skill people should have and develop! #RHUB305