10-25-2021, 11:11 AM
P226mem's advice is on point.
I had a similar experience as P226mem. I didn't know what I was doing when I started the Liberal Arts capstone, and the book they gave you didn't spell out the instructions of what to do step by step.
At first, I thought I was doing great on the capstone. I had turned in my first assignment and did the first post. At the same time, I was working on the hardest of the CS Study.com courses. Then I got a C on my first paper, didn't get 100% on my forum post (not sure why), and realized my thesis was a mess.
With less than a week before assignment 2 was due, I reached out to the professor, and we had some long conversations on the phone. I ended up completely changing my thesis to a new topic.
I had trouble with the assignments and the powerpoint presentation when they asked you to describe your topic and how you came to a conclusion. Those were all great questions I wanted to know the answers to as well because at the time, other than my outline, I had not written one word about my topic, lol.
In the end, by some miracle, I still ended up with an A in the course. (This is a story about a girl named lucky)
I had a similar experience as P226mem. I didn't know what I was doing when I started the Liberal Arts capstone, and the book they gave you didn't spell out the instructions of what to do step by step.
At first, I thought I was doing great on the capstone. I had turned in my first assignment and did the first post. At the same time, I was working on the hardest of the CS Study.com courses. Then I got a C on my first paper, didn't get 100% on my forum post (not sure why), and realized my thesis was a mess.
With less than a week before assignment 2 was due, I reached out to the professor, and we had some long conversations on the phone. I ended up completely changing my thesis to a new topic.
I had trouble with the assignments and the powerpoint presentation when they asked you to describe your topic and how you came to a conclusion. Those were all great questions I wanted to know the answers to as well because at the time, other than my outline, I had not written one word about my topic, lol.
In the end, by some miracle, I still ended up with an A in the course. (This is a story about a girl named lucky)
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Degrees: BA Comp Sci; BS Business Admin (CIS); AS Nat Sci & Math — TESU (4.0 GPA)
Certs: Google (IT Support, Digital Marketing, Proj Mgmt); W3Schools PHP


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