Author Archives: Chris CTT

Today I began the Disk partition lab, which began with the Pre-Lab, which included defining relevant terms and answering questions relevant to our current knowledge of computer hardware. I spent the whole day on this lab, which ended with the (hopefully) successful installation of a second OS on one VM.

Today I met two new students, and everyone in the class got to share a tech article, which was very enjoyable. We continued on to watch a presentation about taking notes We have finished the day by typing out notes for a video for further practice. I have come to the conclusion that much more …

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Today I practiced typing and got a peak score of 42 WPM. I finished working on my POW slides and subsequently nailed the presentation. To wrap up the day, I practiced navigating my computer using only my keyboard, which is even harder than it sounds.

Today I worked on typing and got what I believe is my highest score of 40 WPM. Following typing practice, I worked on my Power of Wellness presentation, and lastly, I discussed my plans for employment with employment services. I am feeling confident and capable at the end of today’s workday

Today, I drafted my monthly review email and put significant time into practicing my typing. Additionally, I completed a course on Percipio and found that I really enjoy reading tech articles.

Today, I presented my tech article, and learned that I should make sure that I fully understand my article before picking/presenting it. After that, we went on to roleplay some upset customer scenarios, and it was very insightful to think about these scenarios from both perspectives, the upset customer And the employee who is helping …

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Today I learned about my computer phone system and got a chance to use it with some scripted phone calls, and to wrap things up, I learned how to add a signature to my email, and an exercise on what a professional email is supposed to look like

Today I set up my MicroSIP to make phone calls on my computer, and after I took the Independent Challenge test. My inner perfectionist was very upset to find I had missed a few details on the third portion of the test, but that is okay; we make mistakes, and we learn from them.

Today I learned how to spot a scam/fraudulent job listing, to be extra cautious when looking, and that if a listing seems too good to be true, it probably is! In addition, I learned the importance of setting a reminder to clock in at the start of each day.

Today I took two benchmark assessments and feel confident about my score. I also presented an article about the views of Artificial Intelligence around the globe. After expressing my feelings about the CTP we wrapped the day up by continuing to work on our network projects