#computer science general quiz

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Your taste in fics seems amazing. For the life of me I can't find any star trek fanfictions. Care to share some of your favorites? I would love to hear it :3

heck yeah! sure!

I always save the ones I really like right after I read them, but I can't seem to find the DaForge one I was talking about.

The descriptions I will put after the recs are how I described them to remind myself what they were about (I don't think they help though, because I can't remember them that well,,,) Either way, I'm sure the actual description of the fics are better than the ones I put !!

Data/Geordi:

Flowers- by astraa (hauntedpunk) General data is trying to understand his emotions, he grows flowers and he talks to spot

no emotion that's worth having- orcamermaid Teen and Up data is trying to understand his emotions and how love works. geordi is helping (REALLY CUTE)

every dream i have is sweeter- orcamermaid General, Community (TV) crossover TROY AND ABED GEORDI AND DATA AU???? WHAT! ITS SO CUTE SO GOOD HKJDSAHGDSKJGHDSKJ THEMMMMM

Expectation- justabrain General geordi and data's relationship seen by outsiders, very cute, wedding at the end

all the everything that ever was- squilf Teen and Up picard and Q are soulmates, riker was told not to tell anyone about it (he failed) data and la forge are soulmates too !!! in the background but its still there

Garak/Bashir:

pouring just a hint- susiecarter Teen and Up garak always drinks from bashir's cup before giving it to him, and bashir assumed it was just a quirk of his, but it is actually a cardassian sign of love and trust :)

The 50/50 Consensus- TheoMiller General julian notices that garak is lonlier and stuff is too bright for him so that all gets changed :)

Designs and Alterations- AuroraNova, ConceptaDecency Teen and Up garak has been giving julian coupons, it took a while for him to realize that no one else has been getting them

Balloon Buddies- almaasi General garak and bashir get turned into animals, very silly

The Cupid Computer- almaasi Teen and Up bashir is feeling lonely, so he took a quiz that takes up personal information to show you who your best match/soulmate is

Tell Me You Love Me (Or Tell Me a Lie)- almaasi Teen and Up garak gets a message that he's due to be sent home, (to die, literally or symolically) so he tells jullian his deepest secrets as tradition

Quark/Odo:

your accent mixing with mine- spacebubble Teen and Up the universal language translator is down, odo realizes that quark has his accent when pronouncing words. they kiss

More Forsaken Than Usual- NervousAsexual General instead of being stuck in the elevator with lwaxana troi, odo is stuck with quark

Breathe- Paratale General odo is upset, quark helps him learn how to cry

play it again- nepetrel Teen and Up ((this one is better without knowing the twist, but this involves time travel and kissing :) ))

Conflicts with Interest- katiemariie Teen and Up quark and odo bicker. they're in an established relationship, im putting this here because i really like the fluidity they gave to odo

put down your sword and crown- spacebubble Teen and Up quark is drunk so odo tries to figure out why

Spock/Kirk:

Ten Things I (Love) About You- ItinerantAvthor General this is based on a merther fic of the same premise. spock accidently finds a list that kirk made about him, but there is a space torn out of the top. "10 things i ___e about spock". spock thinks that the logical conclusion is that the word is 'hate'. he proceeds to try his best to not do any of the things listed :) this is the fic that got me into star trek, actually

The prominence of a simple word- Exploding_Space General kirk just keeps calling spock 'sweetheart'

Science Blues- museaway Teen and Up mccoy and spock body swap on accident. they don't tell kirk.

Textual Beginnings- iknewaman Teen and Up wrong number fic!!! Academy era!! kirk finds spock's number on the bathroom wall and decides to text it, its really cute

Of Coffee Beans and Green Tea Leaves- Se7en_devils Teen and Up spock goes to a cafe that kirk works at, kirk keeps flirting with him and using words of different dialects to do it because he learned that spock is a language professor. very adorable

Letters From Across the Universe- Starlighter_Varda General spock and kirk are pen pals from across the universe. temporary character death (sorta) cried over this, very good. there's a cat named leonard, love him

Something Smart to Do- kianspo Mature (i don't remember what's mature about it. i don't think it was anything bad, if it was, i wouldn't have saved it, or i would've made a note of it) all of the times kirk and spock are 'married' for a mission. very adorable

Miscommunication- sinestrated Teen and Up kirk gets his brain all goofed up, making him call people by whatever nickname he thinks of them by. he tries to avoid spock, knowing full well the word was going to be something sweet (it was)

Pirates, Spies, and Bedtime Stories- lallyloo General spock and kirk get into a transporter accident that turns them 5 years old. mccoy takes care of them

ok i think that's all of the ones I have written down!! (for now) i hope this helps!! :) they're all ship fics because i honestly find star trek kind of boring if you don't watch it for them,,,

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4.11.24 Monday 🍮

hiii everyone, this is my first time doing this so like don’t judge if it’s not very nice or neat 😓 anyways as im writing this im on the bus and now im like almost at school so ill update you after and tell you a couple things about myself!!

hey Yall 🥰 it’s actually 6:26 so I’m a little late but whatever. Today was an ok day. In Med Terms we are gonna dissect a sheep’s heart on Friday maybe, and in Computer Science we learned how to code and it was so boring, I don’t really like it but it’s too late to change and plus it’s with one of my friends, Lea, we have all our electives together. Then in science it was boring we only did notes and ugh I hate math so much 😔 ok so 2 weeks ago Friday I wasn’t here and so I missed like 3 days of school and so obviously if im gone for 3 days im not gonna remember anything and so Monday we have a quiz and I only got 2 questions done cause I was so confused and my math teacher yelled at me like bro, sorry I wasn’t here for 3 days?!? and it stressed me out so much but it’s whatever and so today I had an other test and I was on my last question and my math teacher got mad at me AGAIN, she stressed me out this time and I cried cause she was being mean. And in lunch i ate a lot of food and I probs shouldn’t have cause recently I’ve been quiet a lot and im scared to check my weight and if its over 100 im gonna cry but I bought a couple snacks for my friends. I bought jhazelle a bag of chips, lily a bag of chips and an orange juice, and then I don’t remember why but I owned my biggie friend Nolan a rice krisip and so I bought him that. 6$ wasted 😓 it’s ok tho. Besides from that I went shopping and I got my favorite child hood snack, it’s shrimp cakes and these candies from Japan, it’s like ramun and cola flavored. Really yummy. Anyways that’s pretty much all I did today!! I’ll be really happy if people read this and liked it’s ok if they didn’t but yea see you tomorrow!!!

PLAYLIST OF THE DAY

Touch- Katseye

Replay- SHINEE (sviat mentioned?!?)

Birthday- Red Velvet

Cherish (My Love) - ILL-IT

2 Baddies- NCT 127 ( bald jaehyun 😢)

Moonstruck - ENHYPEN ❤️👅

THE BOYS - GIRLS GENERATION ❤️

MOONLIGHT SUNRISE - TWICE ❤️

Bonfire - WAVE TO EARTH

P.S. I had a dream where I was at an enhypen concert and Jay switched seats with me so I can see them better and the seats were so good and then sunoo was on the big screen and he looks unreal, like AI, but then I woke up and I was sad 😓 I hope to see them irl or at concert soon 💔

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//forgot to post the next chapter last night. Here you go :)

A/N: I do not own the characters, concepts, and so on, this is my first try so please play nice kids. Enjoy.

Sunday was a pretty uneventful day as the four teens were physically dragging trough the day because of the lack of sleep, trying to study for the quiz that their teacher was preparing for them. Even Dr. O was having a hard time concentrating on writing the quiz as his attention was very clearly divided between his work, his dream, and the clear fatigue that has been with him since he heard 'the voice' and began working on the main computer in his basement/command center.

As the day wore on it became clear to Dr. O that there was no disturbance in the morphing grid nor anywhere else, so with the information that was generated from the computer he let out a sigh of relief and chalked up the dream and unshakeable feeling like a large battle was coming to just working too hard at school and being a ranger teammate/mentor to his students. Having felt at ease Dr. O finished up on the quiz he was going to give to his class tomorrow and decided to go to bed early, meanwhile his four ranger teammates where busy cramming worried about the impending quiz thanks to Kira's playful mood with Dr. O as she helped him out the previous day.

(Monday Morning, Reefside High)

As the students of Reefside high where in class chatting away unknowingly that their teacher was about to surprise them with a quiz, while the four rangers furiously flipped through pages of their science book for the quiz,

"Ok everyone lets take our seats, we're going to start out this week with a pop quiz." Dr. O announced as the whole class let out an anxious groan,

"So lets clear off the desks and get started." Dr. O commanded,

As the students complied Dr. O started to hand out the quizzes, Conner was clearly struggling to get through the quiz but Ethan, Trent, and Kira were getting though a little bit better than Conner was. Ten minuets later Dr. O called for the quiz, as he picked up the last stack of quizzes he began his lecture.

"Ok, who can tell me when the Triassic period started?"

The rest of the class went routinely enough until the bell rang signaling the end of class,

"Ok class that enough for today but don't forget to read chapter 9 and answer the questions on page 91 for next class." Dr. O said as the students gathered up their things to leave. The rest of the day went pretty uneventful until after school,

"Dr. Oliver, I need to have a word with you." Said principal Randall,

"Uh, sure what on your mind principal Randall?" came Dr. O's replied as he stopped gathering up his things to call it a day.

"I've heard that you have quite the collection of artifacts, could I see them?" Randall asked with a hopeful tone to her voice,

"Um, I don't know-"Dr. O started,

"Please Dr. Oliver, I would love to know what you have hidden away in your private collection." She said,

"Well, ok you can follow me to my house." Dr. O finally said giving in to his boss' request,

"Great I cant wait" she said with a mischievous grin on her face as they walked out of the room and turned the corner, at the moment they turned the corner the woman from the gym had turned the opposite corner looking very nervous about meeting Dr. Oliver. When she reached the science lab and tried to turn the handle, she couldn't because it was locked, she then look around though the window in the door and noticed that it was empty meaning that she had just missed him.

"Damm it, looks like I just missed him I'll have to try his house." She said out loud.

(Dr. Oliver's residence, outskirts of Reefside)

"And this piece I found on my doctoral internship with Anton Mercer." Dr. O said as he held up a little rock with a tiny fossilized fish in it,

"What's in here?" Randall asked as she lifted the lid of a miniature Ark of the Convent to reveal the thought lost Dragon Power Coin,

"Don't lift it." Dr. O said as he slammed the lid back down on the box,

"Whoa, what did I do?" she asked backing away with her hands up,

"Nothing it's just some of these artifacts are sensitive to the air." Dr. O said as a cover as to why he had freaked out when Randall opened the box that contained his old power coin.

"Oh sorry, I didn't know." Randall apologized,

"Its ok, you couldn't have known." He said, when all of a sudden he noticed a Tyrano-drone lurking outside though the window,

"Oh my god" Dr. O said as he tried to sound surprised,

"What? What's wrong?" she asked as she noticed the worried expression on Dr. O's face,

"Its those things that have been attacking the city." Dr. O explained,

"We got to get away." Randall said worried,

"Yeah I'll hold them off while you get to safety." He said as his strength returned,

"Are you going to be ok?" she asked,

"Yeah when I was younger I use to compete in marshal arts competitions all the time, it's like riding a bike." He said,

"Even so, you're not a young teenager anymore." Randall said, he then looked at her with a look of anger and thought,

"Why is my age such a big deal to everyone, I mean I'm not that old."

"Now go." He said as he ran out the door to take out the Tyrano-drones in his front yard, but there was a lot more there then he had though. He thought about morphing but decided he couldn't risk Randall finding out about his 'extracurricular activities' so he had no choice but fight them with out his powers. For every one drone he took town two more would take its place, it was becoming too much for him as the large group was beginning to surround him. Then he saw something that reassured him that it was not as bad as it looked, a white and black streak ran through the drones and cased sparks to fly as it ran by them, when the streak was no longer visible the white dino-thunder ranger was visible kneeling down with the phased Tyrano-drones behind him as the drones slowly fell down around Dr. O,

"Wow, that was amazing thank you helping me White Ranger." Dr. O said as he quickly approached the ranger to make sure he wouldn't spill the beans on their secret,

"What are you talking about-" Trent asked,

"Principal Randall was here when they attacked and I don't know if she is still here." Dr. O explained in a hushed volume so only Trent could hear,

"What are you talking about, no one is here besides you, me, and the scraps of the drones." Trent responded,

"Oh, then she must have gotten to safety then." Dr. O said,

"POWER DOWN!" Trent called out to demorph just as a pink Pontiac Firebird drove up and the one person that Dr. Oliver never expected to see got out of the car.

(Conner's car)

Conner sat in his car on his way home from a long day at school, but he couldn't shake the image of Kira laying lifeless in a dark room with a blue tube in front of her. It was a feeling of helplessness, like something big was about to go down and there was nothing that anyone could do to stop it; like the events in his dream was inevitable. When he got home he got out of his car and went inside and went straight for his room to continue his line of thought until, he stepped on a small bag of half eaten cheetos. As he sat down at his desk with his backpack and got out his math book to start on his homework when he looked up and saw a picture of him and the others on the team, he himself was behind Kira hugging her waist as they both smiled with a warm glow. At that he felt something inside of him grow,

"I have to make sure that dream never comes to pass, I need to fight harder to make sure that no one on this team get hurt; even if it means that I have to make the ultimate sacrifice." Conner said sounding like a true blue red ranger, but deep down inside he had to admit to himself that he was crazy for Kira.

(Kira's room)

Kira was working to keep her concentration on her book report for her English class, when she suddenly stopped and threw her pencil down on the paper and leaned back in her chair to try and clear her head. The dream she had about Conner dieing at the hands of some freaky monkey was too much for her to bear, she was going crazy trying to figure out what her dream meant but then she had an idea of who to ask,

"Hey mom, I'm going to Hayley's for a while" Kira called out to her mother,

"Ok honey just be back in time for dinner, its taco night." Mrs. Ford replied,

Kira needed to talk to someone knowledgeable to get their take on her dream, and make sure she wasn't losing it.

(Mysterious Island Lair)

Elsa returned to the lab on the hidden fortress through an invisa-portal with a rather triumphant grin on her face,

"What are you so happy about?" asked Zeltrax with a clearly jealous tone in his voice,

"Well I so happy because I got the power source that we need for the plan." Elsa replied very smugly as she held up the Dragon Power Coin!

"Elsa, good work recovering the power source needed to power the weapon of the rangers final destruction." Mesogog hissed in approval,

"Thank you my lord, just allow me to make the following changes to the machine to allow it to draw power from the power coin." Elsa replied,

"How long do you need Elsa?" Mesogog asked,

"It should be ready by this time tomorrow." Elsa replied with a look of fear that her answer would set off her master,

"Please proceed, Elsa and alert me when you are done. Oh and Zeltrax help Elsa with anything she may need." Mesogog commanded as his henchmen scurried of to their respective tasks.

(Outside Dr. O's house)

"Hey Tommy, I guess you just cant leave this behind huh?" asked the woman,

"Dr. O, you ok? Who is she?" asked Trent trying to snap his mentor out of his haze,

"Yeah . . . I guess I cant. Trent this is Kimberly Hart the first Pink Ranger and my First Love." Dr. O replied as he fainted.

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Top Government Jobs after BCA

BCA is one of the most popular degrees. It will prepare you for careers such as Web Designer, Web Developer, System Manager, Network Administrator, Software Developer, Computer Programmer, Software Tester, and so on.

Poddar Business School is one of the top B-Schools in Jaipur, offers the best PGDM course in the city. Poddar Business School conducts many skill development classes for its   students required for qualifying many government exams.

Civil Services

Students get many prestigious govt job posts through civil service exams. Such as IAS Officer, IFS, IRS, and IPS. The civil service exam minimum qualification is graduates students. It is one of the toughest exams in government in India jobs.

UPSC

UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) is another best govt jobs after graduation. UPSC recruitment exam is also one of the toughest completive exams. And they hire for the CBI, CDS, NDN, Collector, Telecom, and Navi positions.

 State PCS

State PCS also comes with lots of govt job online form for graduates. That you can apply for administrative posts like Range Forest Officer, Assistant Conservator, Deputy Superintendent, District Magistrates, etc. State PCS is also get conducted through three exam patterns Prelims, Mains, and Interview stage. State PCS is famous more for the Government jobs state-wise.

 IBPS Clerk

If you want to make your career in bank position, like SBI Clerk. Then graduate degree is a minimum qualification. You cannot apply for SBI Clerk just after 12th class. The IBPS Clerk exam normally asks questions related to Financial Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, General English, Reasoning Ability, etc. Poddar Business School and Poddar International College trains its students in these areas by organizing Olympiads and Business Quiz for its students. 

Railways

Many BCA students have an interest in railway jobs. And you can apply for railway govt jobs after bachelor’s computer application degree. RRB (Railway Reservation Board) conducts railway recruitment for students. Railway government jobs provide smart salary packages and other perk benefits too.

Teaching Jobs

Teaching comes to the top list of government jobs in India after graduation. So just after a graduate degree, you can apply for a teaching job in government sector. But if you complete higher education, such as MCA (Master in Engineering in Computer Science or Ph. D.

CDS (Combined Defense Service)

Next, the best govt jobs for software engineer students are career in combined Defense services (CDS). This competitive exam also hires students for the defense sector. If you get a good rank in the exam then you will get a good position in defense rank. So prepare well for the defense exam if you have any interest.

RBI Officer

RBI is one of more top prestigious job that gets conducted by the apex bank. RBI exam required qualifications like a bachelor’s degree with 60% marks. Master’s degree minimum qualification with 55% marks. Doctorate Degree along with 50% marks. All of these are required with relevant equivalent grades.

Disclaimer

The author assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or omissions in the content of this article. The information contained in this article is provided on an ‘as is’ basis with no guarantees of accuracy or relevance. Any similarity with any other published article may just be a coincidence.

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Empowering Narratives: Celebrating Women's Achievements Through Free PowerPoint Templates

In an era where visual storytelling holds immense power, leveraging free slides templates for education becomes a dynamic tool to celebrate and amplify the achievements of women. These templates not only facilitate impactful presentations but also serve as a medium to advocate for gender equality and empower individuals. Let's delve into the world of empowering narratives and explore how free PowerPoint templates contribute to showcasing and promoting women's accomplishments across various fields.

1. The Visual Impact of Free Slides Templates for Education

Visuals are powerful communication tools, and when it comes to celebrating women's achievements, the right presentation can make a significant impact. Free slides templates for education provide a visually appealing canvas for narrating stories of women who have broken barriers, shattered stereotypes, and made significant contributions to society.

Consider utilizing templates that capture attention with vibrant colors, compelling imagery, and thoughtful design elements. These templates can be tailored to various educational settings, from primary schools to higher education institutions, making them versatile tools for educators, students, and advocates alike.

The visual impact extends beyond aesthetics; it plays a crucial role in engaging audiences and conveying powerful messages. Whether it's showcasing women scientists, leaders, artists, or activists, the right visual representation can spark conversations, challenge perceptions, and inspire action.

2. Diverse Themes for a Diverse Audience

One of the strengths of free slides templates for education lies in their ability to cater to diverse audiences and subjects. Google Slides themes free education, for instance, offer a range of templates that can be adapted to different educational contexts. From science and technology to literature and history, these themes provide an inclusive platform to celebrate women's achievements across various fields of study.

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4. Interactive Learning: Engaging Students with Free Slides Templates

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Create templates with interactive elements, such as clickable links to additional resources, quizzes, or discussion prompts. This not only enhances the learning experience but also encourages students to actively participate in understanding and appreciating the stories being shared.

Encourage students to explore and create their presentations using these templates, allowing them to research and present on influential women who have left an indelible mark on history. By actively involving students in the process, educators can foster a sense of empowerment, instilling the idea that everyone, regardless of gender, can contribute meaningfully to society. In conclusion, free slides templates for education, especially Google Slides themes free education, are invaluable tools for celebrating women's achievements and promoting gender equality. By harnessing the visual impact, diverse themes, real-life stories, and interactive learning potential of these templates, educators, advocates, and students can collectively contribute to building a more inclusive and empowered world. Let the narratives of inspiring women be amplified through the lens of creative and impactful presentations, creating a ripple effect that transcends the confines of the classroom.

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A Comprehensive Guide to Computer Graphics and Rendering Micro Projects

Computer Graphics and Rendering form the backbone of digital visualizations, breathing life into the virtual worlds we interact with daily. For individuals seeking a hands-on exploration of this dynamic field, micro projects provide the ideal avenue. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into a myriad of Computer Graphics and Rendering micro project ideas, each offering a unique lens into the expansive universe of digital imagery.

Note: Also read our blog on 49+ Exciting CGR Micro Project Topics: Learning and Innovation

Best CGR Micro Project Ideas

here's a comprehensive list of 50+ micro project ideas covering various domains:

Computer Science Programming

Implement a Basic Interpreter: Create a simple interpreter for a programming language or a mini scripting language.

Build a Chatbot: Develop a conversational AI chatbot using frameworks like Dialogflow or Rasa.

Create a File Compression Tool: Implement algorithms like Huffman coding or LZW to compress and decompress files.

Design a Sudoku Solver: Develop a program that can solve Sudoku puzzles of varying difficulty levels.

Develop a Password Generator: Create a tool that generates secure passwords with specific criteria (length, complexity).

Build a To-Do List App: Develop a task manager application with features for adding, editing, and organizing tasks.

Create a Web Scraper: Build a tool to extract specific information from websites by scraping web pages.

Implement a Simple Blockchain: Develop a basic blockchain system with features like adding blocks and validating chains.

Design a Weather App: Create an application that fetches and displays weather information based on user input.

Develop a Personal Finance Tracker: Build an app to track expenses, income, and visualize financial data.

Data Science Machine Learning

Sentiment Analysis on Social Media Data: Analyze sentiments from Twitter or Reddit data using Natural Language Processing (NLP).

Build a Recommendation System: Create a recommendation engine for movies, books, or products using collaborative filtering.

Predictive Stock Price Analysis: Use historical stock data to predict future stock prices with regression or time series models.

Image Classification: Develop a deep learning model to classify images using Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs).

Customer Churn Prediction: Analyze customer data to predict customer churn in subscription-based services.

Time Series Forecasting: Forecast future trends in data using techniques like ARIMA or Prophet.

Spam Email Detection: Create a machine learning model to classify emails as spam or non-spam using text classification.

Predictive Maintenance: Develop a model to predict equipment failures in machinery using IoT sensor data.

Credit Card Fraud Detection: Build a fraud detection system to identify fraudulent transactions in credit card data.

Healthcare Analytics: Analyze medical data to predict disease diagnoses or patient outcomes.

Web Development

Create a Personal Portfolio Website: Design and build a professional portfolio showcasing your skills and projects.

Build a Blogging Platform: Develop a content management system (CMS) for creating and managing blog posts.

E-commerce Website: Develop an online store with features for browsing products, adding to cart, and checkout.

Interactive Quiz App: Create an app that allows users to take quizzes and provides instant feedback.

Recipe Sharing Website: Develop a platform for users to share and discover recipes with search and filter options.

Event Booking System: Build a system for users to browse and book tickets for events or workshops.

Social Media Dashboard: Create a dashboard to manage and schedule posts across multiple social media platforms.

Online Learning Platform: Develop a platform for online courses with features for video lectures and quizzes.

Real-time Chat Application: Build a chat app that enables real-time messaging between users.

Weather Forecast Web App: Create a web app to display weather forecasts based on user location.

Mobile App Development

Fitness Tracker App: Develop an app that tracks and monitors users' fitness activities like steps, distance, and calories burned.

Language Learning App: Create an app to help users learn a new language with lessons, quizzes, and interactive features.

Expense Tracker: Build an app for users to track and manage their expenses with categories and budgeting features.

Music Player App: Develop a simple music player app with features for playlists, shuffle, and repeat.

Recipe Organizer App: Create an app to store, organize, and access cooking recipes with search and categorization.

Task Manager: Build a task management app with features for creating, organizing, and prioritizing tasks.

QR Code Scanner: Develop an app that scans QR codes and performs actions based on the encoded information.

Voice Recognition App: Create an app that recognizes and transcribes voice input into text or performs specific tasks.

Location-based Reminder App: Build an app that sets reminders based on user-defined locations or geofences.

AR-based Navigation App: Develop an app that uses augmented reality for indoor or outdoor navigation.

Robotics IoT

Home Automation System: Build a system that controls home appliances remotely using IoT devices.

Line-following Robot: Create a robot that can follow a path or track lines using sensors and motors.

Gesture-controlled Robot: Develop a robot that responds to hand gestures or motions for navigation or actions.

Temperature Monitoring System: Build a system that monitors and logs temperature using IoT sensors.

Smart Plant Watering System: Create a system that automatically waters plants based on soil moisture levels.

Object Detection with Raspberry Pi: Use a Raspberry Pi and a camera module for object detection and tracking.

Drone Programming: Program a drone for autonomous flight or specific tasks using APIs and SDKs.

Voice-controlled Home Assistant: Develop a home assistant using speech recognition for controlling smart devices.

IoT-based Security System: Create a security system with sensors for detecting intrusion or monitoring.

Gesture-controlled Light Switch: Build a system that controls lights based on hand gestures using sensors.

These micro project ideas span various fields, offering a wide range of opportunities to explore and develop skills in computer science, data science, web development, mobile app development, robotics, and IoT. Feel free to choose projects aligned with your interests and skill level to embark on your learning

Note: Also read our blog on 51+ Best Statistics Minitab Project Ideas For Students 2024

Conclusion 

In conclusion, Computer Graphics and Rendering micro projects serve as gateways to the captivating world of visual storytelling. Beyond honing technical skills, these projects contribute to the evolving landscape of digital imagery, each exploration adding a brushstroke to the canvas of virtual worlds.

Embark on your micro project with zeal and curiosity. As you navigate the complexities of Computer Graphics and Rendering, you not only enhance your skills but also contribute to the collective effort of shaping digital realities. These micro projects are not just learning experiences; they are journeys into the extraordinary, where pixels transform into art, and imagination knows no bounds.

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Bing Quizzes

Bing Quizzes: Exploring the World of Knowledge and Entertainment

The World of Bing Quizzes

Bing Quizzes is an online platform that offers a diverse range of quizzes designed to pique curiosity and test users’ knowledge across multiple categories. Whether you’re interested in history, science, sports, pop culture, or any other subject, Bing Quizzes has something for everyone. The platform presents questions in a captivating format, with multimedia elements such as images, videos, and audio clips, adding an extra layer of excitement to the experience.

Types of Bing Quizzes

Bing Homepage Quizzes boasts a vast collection of quizzes, each tailored to cater to different interests and age groups. Let’s explore some of the most popular types of quizzes available on the platform:

a) Trivia Quizzes: These quizzes cover a wide range of topics and are perfect for trivia lovers who enjoy challenging their knowledge. Whether it’s a quiz on historical events, scientific discoveries, or pop culture references, Bing Quizzes keeps users engaged with intriguing questions and informative explanations.

b) Personality Quizzes: Personality quizzes are designed to offer insights into an individual’s character, preferences, and traits. Bing Quizzes presents a variety of personality quizzes that delve into diverse aspects of human behavior, such as communication styles, leadership qualities, or even which fictional character one closely resembles. These quizzes are not only entertaining but can also provide users with a better understanding of themselves.

c) Picture Quizzes: Picture quizzes on Bing Quizzes combine the thrill of recognition with the challenge of memory recall. Users are shown images that could represent famous landmarks, celebrities, or even everyday objects, and they have to guess the correct answer based on visual cues. These quizzes test both observation skills and general knowledge, making them engaging and visually stimulating.

d) Brain Teasers: Bing Quizzes also offers a selection of brain teasers that put users’ critical thinking and problem-solving abilities to the test. From riddles to logic puzzles, these quizzes provide a mental workout while keeping users entertained.

Benefits of Bing Quizzes

Bing Quizzes offer several benefits that contribute to its popularity and widespread usage:

a) Educational Value: One of the key advantages of Bing Quizzes is their educational value. By presenting users with questions across a broad range of topics, the quizzes encourage learning and expand knowledge in an interactive and engaging manner. Users can explore new subjects, discover intriguing facts, and reinforce existing knowledge.

b) Entertainment: Bing Quizzes seamlessly combine education with entertainment. The captivating quizzes, visually appealing elements, and interactive format make the experience enjoyable and addictively fun. Users can challenge their friends, compete for high scores, and share their achievements on social media platforms, fostering healthy competition and social interaction.

c) Flexibility: Bing Quizzes offer flexibility in terms of duration and accessibility. Whether you have a few minutes to spare or want to spend a longer time engaging with quizzes, the platform accommodates various preferences. Additionally, Bing Quizzes can be accessed on multiple devices, including smartphones, tablets, and computers, enabling users to participate anytime and anywhere.

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[allthingslinguistic]

All Things Linguistic - 2021 Highlights

2021 was in many ways a very meta year: most of my writing projects were reflections on the social functions of various other projects I was working on. But those other projects were very interesting both to do and to reflect on, such as coordinating LingComm21: the first International Conference on Linguistics Communication, and redesigning the Lingthusiasm website. (Might they also reflect how under-socialized I got by a certain point in this pandemic? Hmmm.)

I was honoured to be the recipient of the Linguistics, Language, and the Public Award from the Linguistic Society of America in 2021. I put up my acceptance speech as a blog post.

Media and crossovers

How Linguistics Can Help You Learn a Language – I did a talk for Duolingo’s DuoCon

Why do adults…over 40….use ellipses…so much? Crossover with Tim Blais of Acapella Science

xkcd Tower of Babel

Why Shakespeare Could Never Have Been French (video with Tom Scott)

PUZZLE SPOILERS: A quote from Because Internet in the New York Times acrostic

Someone made a crossword puzzle of Because Internet!

Peeking face, palm up, and palm down – the emoji I proposed with Lauren Gawne and Jennifer Daniel are now officially in Unicode 14.0 and will be coming to your devices in the next few years

Media

BBC Word of Mouth – The Shipping Forecast

I’m cited in a Wikipedia article about boomerspeak

I’m quoted in a New York Times Wordplay piece about ending texts with a period.

Lauren Gawne and I did a Lingthusiasm crossover appearance on the NPR show Ask Me Another, featuring two fun quiz segments, one on accepted or rejected emoji and one on famous book titles

Crash Course Linguistics

The final three videos of Crash Course Linguistics came out in 2021, although it was largely a 2020 project. Here’s the full list again so they’re all in once place, or you can watch them all at this playlist.

What is linguistics?

What is a word? Morphology

Syntax 1: Morphosyntax

Syntax 2:

Semantics

Pragmatics

Sociolinguistics

Phonetics 1: Consonants

Phonetics 2: Vowels

Phonology

Psycholinguistics

Language acquisition

Language change and historical linguistics

World Languages

Computational Linguistics

Writing Systems

Each video also comes with a few companion links and exercises from Mutual Intelligibility and a list of all of the languages mentioned in Crash Course Linguistics is here. It was great working with the large teams on that project!

Lingthusiasm

In our fifth year of Lingthusiasm, a podcast that’s enthusiastic about linguistics which I make with Lauren Gawne and our production team, we did some general sprucing up, including a new cover photo (now featuring a jacketless Because Internet), a new portrait drawing, and a new website (for which I wrote a long meta process post here). We also did our first virtual liveshow (as part of LingFest), introduced new bouba/kiki and what the fricative merch, and sent patrons a Lingthusiastic Sticker Pack. Here are the main episodes that came out this year:

Where to get your English etymologies (transcript)

Cool things about scales and implicature (transcript)

Corpus linguistics and consent – Interview with Kat Gupta (transcript)

That’s the kind of episode it’s – Clitics (transcript)

Are you thinking what I’m thinking? Theory of Mind (transcript)

A Fun-Filled Fricative Field Trip (transcript)

Making machines learn Fon and other African languages – Interview with Masakhane (transcript)

Not NOT a negation episode (transcript)

R and R-like sounds – Rhoticity (transcript)

How linguists figure out the grammar of a language (transcript)

Listen to the imperatives episode! (transcript)

Writing is a technology (transcript)

And here are this year’s bonus episodes:

Linguistics puzzles for fun and olympiad glory

Linguistic 〰️✨ i l l u s i o n s ✨〰️

Lingwiki and linguistics on Wikipedia

Q&A with Emily Gref from language museum Planet Word

Sentient plants, proto-internet, and more lingfic about quirky communication

Language under the influence

Gotta test ‘em all – The linguistics of Pokémon names

Lingthusiasm liveshow: The listener talks back (on backchannelling)

Talking to babies and small children

The episode-episode (reduplication)

Conferences and Talks (all virtual unless noted)

Planet Word, the new language museum in Washington DC, about internet language and Because Internet

Slate’s Future Tense about the meaning of emoji with Jennifer Daniel.

I moderated a panel for the European Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics (EACL) on NLP Applications for Crisis Management and Emergency Situations.

Contestant on Webster’s War of the Words, a virtual quiz show fundraiser for the Noah Webster House, and also attended online conferences,

guest interview about internet language on That Word Chat (summarized in tweet form)

The Internet is Making English Better at Yale with Claire Bowern

Internet Linguistics and Memes as Internet Folklore with a student at the University of Oklahoma

Sotheby’s Level Up in Los Angeles (physical)

Unicode Conference in the San Francisco Bay Area (physical), where I did a keynote called “Taking Playfulness Seriously – When character sets are used in unexpected ways” (slides here!).

The Unicode talk isn’t online but a few days later I did a talk on the same topic for Bay Area NLP, for which the video is here.

Virtual talk for some internal folks at YouTube

Rosemary Mosco Talks to Gretchen McCulloch about Pigeons, a book event at Argo Bookshop

Conferences/events attended:

Linguistic Society of America (LSA) – did a Wikipedia editathon

American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)

Dictionary Society of North America conference

Annual meeting of the Canadian Linguistics Association

WorldCon (physical)

LingComm and LingFest

In April, I co-organized a pair of new events related to linguistics communication: LingComm21, the first International Conference on Linguistics Communication, and LingFest, a fringe-festival-like program of online linguistics events aimed at a general audience, which contained a total of 12 events attended by a total of over 700 participants. One of those events was our first virtual Lingthusiasm liveshow: here’s a fun thread that I did about backchannels while we were getting ready for the show.

LingComm21 had just under 200 registrants, around 100 of which were formally part of the programming in some way. My opening remarks and closing remarks are here as blog posts, and see the #LingComm21 hashtag for highlights of what people noticed about the conference. We then wrote a 6-part blog post series on the conference as a case study in making online conferences more social, in hopes of helping other people who are interested in better virtual events.

Why virtual conferences are antisocial (but they don’t have to be)

Designing online conferences for building community

Scheduling online conferences for building community

Hosting online conferences for building community

Budgeting online conferences or events

Planning accessible online conferences

Selected tweets

Books and more

A Memory Called Empire and the latest Murderbot novella, Fugitive Telemetry

The Language Lover’s Puzzle Book

History of Swear Words on Netflix

Helpful threads

Analysis of camera angles on tiktok vs youtube (a thread with, unexpectedly, Hank Green)

Generational differences on email salutations, a topic of never-ending public fascination

Threads on conference “homework” and zoom fatigue

Modulo and other obscure English prepositions (a thread)

robot voice in tone languages (short thread)

given that we’ve been living with a giant panda for the past year

Conversation styles

teach students how to email you

Lack of diversity in childhood language acquisition studies

Why kids these days don’t understand file systems

buy your older coworkers a nice linguistics book

A thread about research debt

vocal fry is completely fine

A many-layers-of-screencapped-post citing Because Internet on youth socialization made the front page of Reddit, so I’ve added some further reading

Linguistics fun

Happy feast day of St Gottschalk, patron saint of “languages, linguists, lost vocations, princes, translators”

A thread of linguistics versions of the roses are red meme

Ellipses in vintage recipes

Not Haunted: new favourite example of implicature

Vaccinated every 8 seconds: new favourite example of quantifier scope ambiguity

A bagel with cream cheese: new favourite example of structural ambiguity

In appfreciation opf pfinally being pfurnished with the Pfizer vaccine I will be pfroducing all opf my voiceless bilabial stopfs and pfricatives as apffricates pfor the next pfortnight.

“you may injure…” new favourite example of deontic vs epistemic modality

garden path ads

Linguistics takes on the “for the better, right?” Padme/Anakin meme

lips are a social construct

linguists are really not kidding when they say that your command of language enables you to understand sentences never before said by the human species: bacteria/Michelangelo edition

bouba vs. kiki outfits

tell Duolingo to add IPA

On average linguistics familiarity

linguistic phenomenon reducing capitalization

Zipf’s Law

phonetic boundary ambiguity: chris pratt

linguistics takes on the “did it hurt?” meme

Enweirdening words through AI magic

#MetGala2021 as linguistics books

haunted trunk implicature

emoji reaction research idea

Mario epenthesis

Japan’s new prime minister, Britney Spears crash blossom

red flag on unicode support

linguistics Halloween candy

IPA card catalog

memes and emojis are folklore

Canadian English spellcheck

boō, bōare season

Zoom linguistics studies incoming

linguist puzzles

phonetic beatboxing

is this outfit bouba or kiki

warblish

the feminine urge to make your adjectives agree with your nouns

linguists on a bus

General fun

business larping

Wellerman but in emoji

they taste bland when I fall

A thread of emoji poems

multiocular sideeyes emoji

A thread of linguistics-y place names

French accents and icicles on tiktok

Suez meme: ordinary conversation topics vs noticing something about the language

Convaxulations

A double dactyl about the www

A nice festive machine translation fail

The “CDC says” meme takes on linguistic discrimination

A limerick about my podcast

Dendronization

landline emojis

writing gifs by hand on paper

Hangul children’s book

“left to our own devices”

multi-time-zone days of the week

plamps

srùbag

phonetify wrapped: most used phoneme and zipfy unwrapped

glottal on a bottle

xkcd on relevance implicature: debunking

the linguist urge

Finnish pronouns and sarcasm

teach a person how to look up the etymology of “fish” and they learn for a lifetime

the Double Empathy problem

conjugating Christmas

Christmas plural you form

Pinguinuca and Antipinguinuca

verbing tetris

Grice’s maxim of relevance in photo caption directionality: male bison edition

Selected blog posts

I celebrated my ninth blogiversary on All Things Linguistic! Here are some of my favourite posts from this year:

Linguistics jobs

metadata specialist and genealogist

legislative drafter

technical writer

CEO of a SaaS company

social media lead (for NASA)

senior analyst

academic linguist

Linguistics fun

Linguistics Games online

“Indeed, old man” in Middle Egyptian

Linguistics Halloween jokes

Beatboxing in IPA

The kiki to bouba pipeline

Dinosaur Comics on the “I dunno” hum

Scuba, an exotic English word meaning “to keep breathing even though the water rises all around you”

Self-referential words for places of articulation

Languages

It’s Complicated/Because Internet on why teens socialize online

The fight to save Hawaii sign language from extinction

The art and science of beatboxing

The linguistics of hyperlinks

Pitch, intonation, and the role of technology in language description

The origin of language and interspecies communication

A McGill student and professor realized they both speak Mi’kmaq; it changed everything

ancient translation to badger

Pronouncing words in English (by Chinese speakers)

An interactive visual database for American Sign Language

On standard dialects

Meta and advice posts

Superlinguo’s year in review (involving many joint projects with me and also finally getting tenure!)

I reposted a classic “how to twitter” (from a social perspective) post of mine from 2016, which people tell me they still refer to occasionally

How to get started in writing pop linguistics, both short form (media articles) and long form (books)

How we made a better podcast website for Lingthusiasm

Missed out on previous years? Here are the summary posts from 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2020. If you’d like to get a much shorter monthly highlights newsletter via email, with all sorts of interesting internet linguistics news, you can sign up for that at gretchenmcc.substack.com.

[twilightt-fantasy]

Hello! Can I request a ship? I'm girl, ace (preference for males), 175cm, INTP, my eyesight has astigmatism and myopia so I can't see that far unless i use glasses but I always forget them, I have big interest in geek stuff and spend my time playing games or studying for my computer science degree, I am a touch person, that is my way of showing affection, I hug a lot and I have 5 kittens!

i ship you with Jared!

First of all, Jared loves your glasses. He thinks they’re cute and is always making sure you have them with you. He loves to play games with you and will quiz you on things for your degree. Jared loves hugs and just being in your arms in general. He also loves the kittens and plays with them when you’re busy studying. 

[nerdie-faerie]

hi dear i did your test abt the majors and i got maths / computer science, pretty close to my real one, which is engineering. its not a very common result apparentoy so i cant find the description in the notes and i dont wanna do the test again, would u be so kind to answer me with the description it has? and the color if ur feeling extra generous?? u nailed my result though, i'm just curious, it was a nice quiz and u seem a nice drunk :)

'Be honest how stressed are you right now? Hand over the coffee, I'm cutting you off. Your bridge project can wait. You probably got into this course on family expectation or need to make them proud, right? I'd say blink twice if you're miserable but I'm afraid you'll fall asleep between the first and second blink. There's more to life than grades, no you cannot get a good grade in the groupchat. You need a nap, vegetables, water, a hobby and therapy. Go.'

Here you go this was mostly based off a friend I had first year who actually helped with the quiz so whether its accurate or not idk. The colour was grey for this one. Thanks sweetie

[taperwolf]

I once got celebrated for hobbling the education of an entire AP English class.

I went to high school in a very small town; my graduating class had around 80 people. So my senior year was the first time it offered any courses aimed at prepping for the Advanced Placement tests that earn college credits, theoretically thus getting you out of freshman General Ed requirements. I ended up taking all four that were offered: AP Computer Science, AP US History, AP Calculus, and AP English. Because this was the pilot year, the teachers ran the courses with varying degrees of change from their previous versions; for example, the CompSci teacher used her regular Pascal syllabus until December, when she handed the two of us who expressed interest in taking the test the list of topics that would be on it, and which we'd have to teach ourselves in the next three months.

(I did not end up taking the AP Comp Sci test.)

But the AP English course was pretty well handled, following the designated syllabus in most ways, except for one thing. There was a weekly set of vocabulary words, which you were expected to be able to both define and use in a sentence on the quiz each Friday. This teacher had long been accustomed to doing this in her other Senior English classes, and she'd always had the caveat that if a student could do those things for a word when it was introduced on Monday, it wouldn't be on the list. I think the idea was to encourage being well-read, and to negate anyone's advanced knowledge.

The trouble was me. I invariably knew every word she came up with. Now, I learned to read early and habitually read anything within arm's length; this included, by that stage in my life, a lot of paperback fantasy and science fiction novels, with those genres' penchant for language games, but also mythology, meta-mythology like Frazer's The Golden Bough and Joseph Campbell's The Masks of God tetrology, books on science and technology, computer philosophy like Gödel, Escher, Bach, and, failing all else, encyclopedias and dictionaries.

Our Monday ritual was her writing a half-dozen words on the board, and me defining them. I knew every word on the lists she had, and then she struggled mightily to come up with new ones. She pretty much lost heart for the project by January.

(I tried offering a few words once — I remember specifically "anthropomorphism", which she recognized, but only from a theological context — but I don't think it helped.)

We never had a single vocabulary test the whole year. Everybody in class appreciated this, though looking back, it probably didn't help them in the long run.

[bitchapalooza]

Walmart AU

Ludwig works in produce. He struggles with this one kid once a week who insists on grabbing the apples at the way bottom and makes sure to jostle the carton enough for the other apples to tumble. Sometimes the neighboring produce fall too. Ludwig took up this job part time while he helps his brother get back on his feet.

Francis is having a not so secret affair with one of the custodians. Francis works in the bakery and thinks he's too good for it. Yeah his baking is phenominal but his decorating skills could use a little more practice. Francis is working at Walmart of all places because its close to his house and his favorite hair salon is just down the road so its a win-win.

Lorenzo is a broke as fuck college student working in the electronics apartment. His grandfather kicked him out to make him learn the value of a dollar. He's learned its value alright. Lorenzo buys nothing but romen noodles and saltines while he saves up for a car so he doesn't have to take the public bus anymore. God does he want to stab someone with the headphone case keys......

Arthur is one of 3 custodians that are actually seen on the floor. He's always very close to the bakery. And when he's not he's always quick to get there when theres a spill radioed in over there. And then he goes into the back of bakery for a very obvious reason despite what he believes is very stealthy. He's working this job as he has no restaurant experience. And he can't cook. But he still needs to help his son pay for college. Speaking of his son...

Alfred works at the Sams Club next door. He did not want to be seen by his old man or be associate with the ratty trashman so he applied to Sams Club instead. Arthur drives him to work when they have similar hours so it all works out okay. He works register and surprisingly enjoys it. That is of course because its more fun than the hard as hell computer science course he's taking.

Yao works in the Auntie Anne's Pretzels with Emil. And Yao hates it. One, his coworker is his son's boyfriend. Two, Emil does nothing but watch tik toks when no customers are around, leaving Yao to prepare new product. Calm down Yao, this is all to make to make your son's life happy and easy. And to make your ex wife get off your fucking back about more child support. Don't punch the child dating your baby boy. Don't do it. Resist.

Meanwhile, Emil is working there because his big brother got him the job so he'd learn something about life or some crap like that. He can't remember when he has to worry about that surprise algebra 2 quiz he overheard while sneaking in the teacher's lounge for the GOOD snack machine.

Roderich's small business went under so now he's stuck as a Walmart greeter and all he can think about is asking someone to run his head over with one of those carts that don't go the way you want it to. If only his father would forgive him and give him that loan. Then he wouldn't have to work at this disgusting place. But no. Old man had to be stingy u-u

Ivan works in the photolab. He's really good at it but... He's really bad at customer service. And just being polite in general. Its not that he CAN'T be polite, its just he's overly pushy when trying to sell whatever promotion/offer they have. He breaks all walls down and shoves those acrylic keychains on display in your face and asks if you want it. He's only doing this because Golden Corral fired him after welcoming people with the line "Welcome to the germ buffet. Enjoy disease."

[the-last-millenial-disaster]

Hi!!! I love ur headcannons!! Can you make a post on the agents favorite subjects please??

(a/n: Thank you for the ask! I’ll assume you mean school subjects? Because that’s what I’ll be doing)

Okay we’re gonna go in proper order.

Brimstone: History nerd. Popped off at every single US history quiz there was, had and still does vast trivia knowledge of world’s history and excelled in any political science related debate topic. Even in the army, he made time to pick up a book now and then.

Viper: You’re not going to believe this but...chemistry. Who would have thought. She was impossible to beat.

Omen: Physical science. I can’t list the exact subject since we dont really know where he went to school, but I always headcannoned him as someone who ended up majoring in Physics.

Killjoy: Math and Computer science. Mainly because it was easy for her. She taught herself programming way before they brought it up in school. She can remember numbers like noone’s business. Killjoy really enjoyed math since she could always come to a logical conclusion, and numbers just made sense to her (as much as many would argue otherwise).

Cypher: He could never keep his fingers from fiddling with something, so he took a liking to technology. It introduced him to a world of possibilities. If he got anything less than top marks in math he would beat himself up about it for weeks. Cypher was one of those talented students that didn’t have to try to excel. He became fluent in French before his sweet 17 (if you didn’t know french is mandatory in Moroccan schools). But like it often happens with ‘gifted’ children, school started catching up to him as he neared the end of his general secondary school. Due to his uh...unlawful commitment he continued his education by himself from 18 forward.

Sova: Homeschooled, since he was brought up in literal tundra. Adores Russian literature and, as a matter of fact, has the biggest book collection in the entire V.P. base. Big enough for them to start calling it The Library. Collection cosists of books in various languages, english alphabet and Cyrilllic script. He liked natural sciences too, but he learned all of that in practice, on the hunt.

Sage: Sage loved social sciences, especially philosophy. She also adored Arts and is still a very talented artist.

Phoenix: PE. I mean. What did you expect exactly. He was quite popular, and played football (soccer not whatever Americans think they’re doing) on the school team.

Jett: Well...for her it’s a bit complicated. South Korea demands a lot from their students, the enviornment is incredibly competitive. Jett really wanted to be an athlete, she excelled in any physical activity. Unfortunately, her parent(s) didn’t support her, so she had to become what they wanted her to be. That caused her to hate school, hate her parent(s), and go trough a long rebellious phase she never truly grew out of.

Reyna: She was generally uninterested in school and never had a favourite subject. However, she enjoyed the competitive nature of PE.

Raze: Chemistry. Raze was always a curious person. Her interests changed constantly, until she found out how to make things explode. Then her interests varied only for the things she could throw high up in the air.

Breach: Ok ok I know what you guys are expecting, but his favourite subject wasn’t PE. They barely let him go to a normal school, since he didn’t have the high tech prosthesis when he was a kid. Breach was always somehow excluded from the PE classes and the only feeling he can associate with that class is loneliness. Instead, teenage Breach focused more on subjects that were more theory than practice. He loved Swedish. He loved English. In the last couple years of high school, he got his first advanced prosthesis. That’s when he started to take a liking to everything that helped him improve his motorics. He started with higher intensity sports and became the Breach you know and love.

Skye: Now here’s a born and raised naturallist. She was always curious about the environment and as a result excelled in environmental studies, along with Indigenous studies and Geography. Being a very outdoorsy person she would have been fine with school, if only they didn’t make her sit in one place for six hours.

(A/N: The amount of research I did for this ask beats my school related search history. Not sure if that’s good or bad. Anyway, I hope you enjoyed it! My inbox is always open for new requests or just saying hello. Seriously, the amount of serotonin that releases after I get an ask is ridiculous.

I wanted to thank all of the people who are following me, the support you have shown me is greatly appreciated and motivating.

The upcoming posts will include:

Reyna headcannons

Theory post about Omen & Viper

Sova Headcannons

I plan to eventually do all of them, but if you’d like me to start working on some earlier, let me know. Right now I’m just making them in random order.)

[saudade-mayari]

Luna!! 1st year Pharmacy major here too care for some tips? and is it a good decision as a premed course? Please ignore if you don’t want to answer totally okay! I wanna be your 💊anon too

hello hello 💊anon and im so sorry i didn’t answer before bcoz work is killing me ksksksks. but... first off, go go future pharmacist!

as a graduate in pharma major... i tried not to be biased HAHAHAHAHAHA n e ways it’s all under the cut 💙👏🏻

—as i said before, no premed program is perfect. however, premed programs are great for application in med school.

—in our country, bs pharmacy is an underrated program let alone, an underrated job as well. that’s why i went to med school because pharmacists are treated here as “seller of medicines” no more no less

—your ace will be pharmacology, biochemistry and laboratory medicine. this is one of pharmacy’s core subject when you enter med school.

—short story: because of my knowledge in pharma i aced the mock physician licensure exam because i was able to easily provide an optimal management of medication for various chronic diseases.

—know your body clock :) as a college student in general your body clock is important. you are seriously going to fail if you don’t study ahead of time.

—ask questions. you are a freshie, taking side notes from your upperclassmen and professionals is a HUGE help. asking questions will help you avoid mishaps and blunders.

—try not be too much of a shy person. as a first year, allow your social network to balloon. it’s natural to welcome unfamiliar faces and unknown names, it’ll boost your confidence, your study peers and most importantly, it will immerse in relevant causes too.

—your study approach. it’s okay if you prefer to study alone or with peers. DO WHATEVER MAKES YOU AT PEAK CONCENTRATION.

—reinvent yourself :) not just in pharmacy but college in general is a perfect opportunity to make a positive change in your life. it’s a stepping stone to set your goals

—NOTE TAKING SYSTEM. i highly suggest you write notes especially when it’s not in the powerpoint then rewrite everything after. if possible, don’t look at your books while you rewrite because that way it’ll help you memorize.

—feel free to have color coding on your notes too. (eg. Yellow is for important keywords, pink is for other terms, orange is for examples, green is for main terms and such)

—device your own mnemonic. that plays an important role whenever you review. it’ll help you ace your quiz and exam

—USE ALL RESOURCES AVAILABLE. I mean use them at maximum! be it the library or the research center. seek additional help in those resources to mend with your weak links.

—loosen up and get drunk LOOL HAHAHAAHAHA

for pharmacy related....

—first year is the EASIEST. that’s it😂 the moment you pass through pharmaceutical inorg and org chem you’re gonna miss them because they’re the easiest ones.

—Pharmacy is not just science. I swear to god it has damned lots of MATH.

—the start of your struggle is when you meet the hailed Pharmacology 1 and Pharmaceutical Analysis

—i highly recommend to buy jenkin’s, pharmacognosy and clinical pharmacology book. that book is literally A BIBLE for us😂 even until now i use my pharmacology book. #myholytrinity

—jenkin’s would help you in pharmaceutical analysis 1 and 2 (quality control 1 and 2), pharmaceutical calculations, physical pharmacy, biopharmaceutics and pharmacokinetics. those are your pharma subjects that is filled with math... and jenkin’s has lots of sample problems to help you practice. that book is my savior since i am bad at math.

—if you plan to work on industrial pharmacy and manufacturing pharmacy setting, be sure you ace your pharmaceutical analysis 1 and 2 because it’s a foundation of what pharmacists should do in manufacturing.

—pharmaceutical calculation and physical pharmacy. this is one of the foundations of a future pharmacist. this will help you on the conversions and computations that we generally do on community, clinical and hospital pharmacy setting.

—pharmacology 1 and 2 is hard in a sense that you never see the answers in the BOOK. pharmacology is a subject where you will analyze every drug receptors and MOA. the pharmacology book will help you practice moreeee case study problems and that shit is the secret on how to pass pharmacology. be ready to test albino rats and rabbits. this subj is my personal fav. pro tip here is MASTER PHARMACODYNAMICS, KINETICS AND DRUG RECEPTORS. just know that shit and moa of drugs will be easy for you.

—pharmacognosy. that motherfucker is ten times harder than pharmaceutical botany. so the book holds a great help when you need to memorize tons of scientific name and their uses. this is one of the most interesting subj, we get to do wine and let the freshies taste it coz we’re afraid to taste our own work puhahahaha. tip here is to memorize ONE AT A TIME. master one section first before you move to another. it will avoid confusions.

—dosage forms and pharmaceutics, compounding and dispensing. these subjects will help you practice application as a pharmacist. we are best at patient counseling so if you want to pass dispensing, do not be shy to do patient counseling with your friends😂👏🏻 that way you’ll be more comfortable when you do your counseling exercise.

—microbiology and pharmaceutical toxicology. just be sure not to fuck up the laboratory exercise or you’ll be scolded real bad😂 or not to contaminate streak plates and culture😂 another interesting subj.

—in regards to pharmaceutical chemistry like inorg and org, pharmaceutical biochem, pharma medicine org and pharma medicine laboratory. the technique is continue studying. continue reading. practice with lots of structures and be sure you still remember your org chemistry because it’s a foundation to other chem related subjects.

—HAVE FUN HAHAHA. as paracelsus said, the dose makes the motherfucking poison so... don’t tense up too much on your program and poison urself.

—Don’t pressure yourself but be competitive. Always surpass your other achievement but don’t burden yourself too much. I get drunk and go to school for an exam... i did that even when i was in med school and i am doing fine and well :)

rome is not built in a day. you are where you are right now because of all the opportunities you shaped in pharmacy. get that three letters soon! 💙✨