May 6, 2017
Today is already Saturday. This means that another week has gone by in my immersion here in Southern Leyte State University, Sogod, So. Leyte. I consulted AccuWeather on the weather forecast. Should I bring an umbrella or should I just bring my ever trusted eyeshades in going to SLSU? According to Accuweather, rain and shine, thus umbrella and eyeshades it is.
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| A fine Saturday morning here in SLSU, Sogod, So. Leyte |
One thing that I could be so grateful about my mentor for this immersion, is that he finds time to squeeze me in his busy schedule. Today is a Saturday, and he is teaching his Master of Science in Information Technology (MSIT) students and yet he lets me be here also. During breaktime, he checks on the progress of my research.
And so for the output of this week, I submitted my chapters 1, 2 and 3 for his comment and suggestions. Also, I was able to use MatLab for the first time for the simulation of the data using fuzzy logic. Sir Rhoderick, my mentor, provided me with tutorial videos and he was there to guide me also. It was such an amazing experience for me. The wonders of technology indeed.
I had a productive week in my immersion here in SLSU. Thanks to the SLSU administration for accepting me here and most especially to my mentor, Sir Rhod. Looking forward to another week of learning!
To God be the glory...
Total contact hours: 40
Total contact hours: 40
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ReplyDeleteYour post really struck a chord with me. I can relate to the gratitude you feel towards your mentor and the excitement of learning something new, especially when it comes to using tools like MATLAB for simulations. During my own academic journey, I often find myself seeking Qualitative Data Dissertation helpto guide me through complex processes. It's reassuring to have someone like your mentor, who not only provides support but also encourages you to grow. I'm glad to hear you had such a productive week, and I hope the coming week brings even more success and learning
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