- Try to have balanced meals everyday and meet the daily recommended number of food guide servings.
- Make sure to have at least 3/4 food groups in each meal. Cut out unnecessary fat, sugar, and salt.
- None
- Try to eliminate dairy fat.
Many foods and drinks at restaurants and fast food chains contain lots of fat and/or sugar. Try to eat at these places less often.
Chris' Planning 10
Sunday, May 11, 2014
Nutrition Blog
Monday, April 28, 2014
Nutrition Log Day 2
Nutrition Log Day 1
Sunday, April 13, 2014
Monday, April 7, 2014
Employability Skills
Employability Skills
Communication
- Can share information in a variety of forms
- Can understand information in different forms
Problem Solving
- Easily solve problems
- Good at creating different solutions to problems
Team Work
- Able to lead the team
Personal Responsibility
- Know some personal limits
Skills I'm confident using
Communicating
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Managing Information
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Using Numbers
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Thinking & Problem
Solving
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Working with Others
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Participating in Projects & Tasks
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Demonstrating Positive Attitudes &
Behaviours
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Being Adaptable
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Learning Continuously
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Skills I'm less confident using
Communicating |
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Managing Information |
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Thinking & Problem Solving |
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Working with Others |
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Participating in Projects & Tasks |
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Demonstrating Positive Attitudes & Behaviours
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Being Adaptable |
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Learning Continuously |
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Skills I want to improve
Communicating |
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Managing Information |
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Thinking & Problem Solving |
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Being Adaptable |
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Working Safely |
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In conclusion, I noticed that most of the skills in the test results were some that I didn't think of in part 1. The areas that I feel I need improvement is being aware of safety and effectively communicating to others.
I would be a good person to hire for a job because I will get the job done and can communicate and read/understand information from a variety of sources (written communication needs improvement though). I am also able to lead a group in doing a task to the standards (needs a bit of improvement).
Saturday, March 8, 2014
Career Cruising
Goals
Career Focus Area
1. Trades
& Technology
2. Fine
Arts, Design, & Media
Career Interests
1. Video
Game Developer/ Computer Animator/ Inventor
2. Computer
Network Specialist/ IT Project Manager/ Web Developer/Webmaster/Website
Designer
3. Computer
Software Engineer/ Electronics Engineer/Industrial Designer
4. Drafter/
Interior Designer/Travel Agent
5. Administrative
Assistant
Educational Interests
1. PhD
2. MD
Financial Plan
·
Grants
·
Loans
·
Merit Scholarships
·
Other Scholarships
·
Working
·
Parents
·
Savings
Educational Requirements
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Inventor
o
None
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Video Game Developer/ Web Developer/Webmaster/Website Designer
o
Computer Science PhD @ UBC or SFU
o
Integrated Computer Science Doctorate (Second Degree) @ UBC
o
Digital Media MD @ CDM (Run by UBC, SFU, Emily Carr, and BCIT)
o
Interactive Arts and Technology MD @SFU
·
Computer Animator/ Computer Network Specialist/ IT Project
Manager
o
Computer Science PhD @ UBC or SFU
o
Integrated Computer Science Doctorate (Second Degree) @ UBC
·
Computer Software Engineer/ Electronics Engineer
o
Computer Science PhD @ UBC or SFU
o
Integrated Computer Science Doctorate (Second Degree) @ UBC
o
Electrical and Computer Engineering PhD @ UBC
·
Industrial Designer/ Drafter/ Interior Designer/
o
None of Interest
Post-Secondary Choices
Courses Available for Career Interests
1. University
of British Columbia – Vancouver
2. Simon
Fraser University
3. British
Columbia Institute of Technology
4. Kwantlen
Polytechnic University
Suitable Choice
1. University
of British Columbia – Vancouver
2. Simon
Fraser University
Grade 11/12 Educational Requirements
UBC
Engineering
·
English 12 or English 12 First Peoples
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Chemistry 12
·
Principles of Mathematics 12 or Pre-Calculus 12
·
Physics 12
·
English 11 plus a language 11
·
Mathematics 11
·
Chemistry 11 and Physics 11
·
An approved Social Studies course
Science
·
English 12 or English 12 First Peoples
·
Principles of Mathematics 12 or Pre-Calculus 12 (minimum 67%)
·
Two other approved Grade 12 courses, including at least one of
Biology 12, Chemistry 12, Geology 12, or Physics 12
·
English 11 plus a language 11
·
Mathematics 11
·
Physics 11 and Chemistry 11
SFU
General
·
English 11
(or Français première langue 11)
(or Français première langue 11)
·
Language 11
(includes beginner's language 11, American sign language 11 or 12, and language 12 courses)
(includes beginner's language 11, American sign language 11 or 12, and language 12 courses)
·
Science 11
(includes Applications of Physics 12, Biology 11, Chemistry 11, Earth Science 11, Forests 11, IB Environmental Systems 11, Principles of Physics 11)
(includes Applications of Physics 12, Biology 11, Chemistry 11, Earth Science 11, Forests 11, IB Environmental Systems 11, Principles of Physics 11)
·
Foundations of Math 11 with a minimum grade of 60%
(or Pre-Calculus 11/Foundations of Math 12/Pre-Calculus 12/Calculus 12 with a minimum grade of 60%)
(or Pre-Calculus 11/Foundations of Math 12/Pre-Calculus 12/Calculus 12 with a minimum grade of 60%)
·
English 12 with a minimum final blended grade of 60%
(or English 12 First Peoples, or Français première langue 12 with a minimum final blended grade of 60%)
(or English 12 First Peoples, or Français première langue 12 with a minimum final blended grade of 60%)
·
Graduate from high school
Computer Science
·
English 12
·
Pre-Calculus 12
·
one of Biology 12/Chemistry 12/Physics 12
·
one additional approved Grade 12 course
Engineering Science
·
English 12
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Pre-Calculus 12
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Chemistry 12
·
Physics 12
Interactive Arts and Technology
·
English 12
·
Pre-Calculus 12
·
two additional approved Grade 12 courses
CDM
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B.Sc. Computer Science
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BASc. Engineering (Electrical, Communications, Computer
Engineering)
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BA or B.Sc. in Education, Management, Economics or Communications
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BFA in Art, Design or Performing Arts
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BA in Art, Art History, Architecture, Linguistics, Psychology or
Philosophy
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BArch
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BLArch
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BBA
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BTech (Electronic Engineering or Computing)
Challenges and Solutions
1. Financial:
See Financial Plan
2. Housing:
a. If
at SFU Surrey – live at home
b. If at
UBC – possibly residences, if year 1 and year 2 at KPU: live at home
3. Time
spending: Set up breaks after 2-4 classes (preferably after 2 classes) for
studying and homework
Timeline
1. B.Sc.
Computer Science/ BASc. Engineering/SFU Interactive Arts and Technology: 4 years
2. B.C.S.
(needs B.Sc. Computer Science): 2 years
3. M.Sc.
Computer Science: 2 years or MDM: 16 months
4. PhD
Computer Science (M.Sc. not required but preferred): 2 years RPE, 5 years PhD
Monday, March 3, 2014
Interim Report
In general, I think that I should deserve a G. I am always on time for class and always get my work and any missed work done. I am always on task and keep others on task. I considerations views outside my own when doing group discussions and willingly participate. Overall, I feel that I am doing well so far in this course.
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