Reflection
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How does this project relate to the real world?
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This project is based on methods that real world
archetects can use in their work. It is also a useful way for a
corporate/building director to establish his point of building height.
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What was the most exciting portion of this
project and why? What was the least exciting portion to this project and why?
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The most exiting part of this project for me was
the calculations; I am not a large fan of math, but since I have been paying
more attention and been more focused, I understand and enjoy the concept more,
with that being said, the calculations was a good way for me to express my
knowledge of math so far.
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What did you learn from completing this project?
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Everything can be done one way or another, don’t
give up.
1) Who
was in your group?
Temperance
Moore, Saundra Monroe, Jordan Randall
2) What
did you personally do well on this project?
I
executed my measurements very well
3) What
could you personally have done better?
I could
have helped my teammates more than I did; I was too focused on the individual
work.
4) What
is something that each of the people in your group contributed and/or did well
on this project?
Jordan:
Energetic and good in helping understand the concepts given, Saundra: Lively
and great at calculations, Temperance: Cherry and did very well to keep the
group organized.
5)
Please describe any issues that you had while completing this project (as an individual).
At one
point, my verification was very off point and that took me a while to realize
my mistake; crazy how one number changes everything.
6) Please
describe any issues that you had while completing this project (as a group).
I felt
as though I worked at a faster pace than my group (not saying it was any less
right or wrong) But I felt as though they weren’t taking it serious at fir
7)
Please describe what you learned from doing this project, both in terms of
content and in terms of process.
Most importantly, I learned about formulas, solutions and a different method of
teaching. Besides that, I learned what works better for me in math so I can be
at my full potential.
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