HOSP Week 2 Course Project Proposal - Week 2 Course Project...

I have always been fascinated by the concept of juice and food. The juice bar has become increasingly popular in the restaurant industry, and its concept still has a long way to maturity. That is why I'm building this concept and want to make a restaurant with the ultimate juice and smoothies bar. My concept is similar to Evolution Fresh, which encourages clean and healthy meals. My pizza name will be called "Juice it!". It is in the heart of Cincinnati, Ohio, my hometown. Cincinnati has a wide market that is considered a more conservative city and this type of concept already caused topics and curiosity on the streets of Cincinnati. The target audience will be a university or downtown enterprise worker looking for a quick and healthy solution on the street in downtown Cincinnati during a break or work.

The blues after the project ... and the highest point ... DC - DSI - 3 (weeks of Thanksgiving is 1/2 weeks) who just survived the project 2 and survived for more than 4 weeks. I have learned a lot of things, but there are not many opportunities to fall into it. High and low of this course - sometimes I am ready to stop drinking from fire water, and sometimes I am glad to continue doing so. I have books and hard copies for reference. The "virtual" nature of this course is getting used to it. There are very enthusiastic people in this course that are rich in computer experience than I am. Navigating with the Mac I purchased for this course is one of the reasons I think it is always 50 yards behind other courses. Most other students are very patient with me when I ask for help. There are other people in the class like myself, we help each other. I may be better than them, but not many. Let's talk a little. I will do my best and move on. ...

I applied for CS 50 at Computer Science Course Edx taught by Professor David Malan of Harvard University. Amidst excitement and enthusiasm, I finished from 0 week to 2 weeks in a week from project to crack password hash using hello world from crypt (). This is all C. The important point for me is C 's basic syntax, array, string, various sorting algorithms, and Big O. I switched from C to Python at CS 50 after 3 weeks to 7 weeks. The hardest program I have to build in C is the sixth week. Tries are managed dynamically and the entire dictionary must be built to spell check the entire book. This is the result of promoting what I learn. The main contents of this two weeks are details of memory management, tree, try, hash map, dynamic programming, HTTP request, and python syntax in RAM.