Crazy Horse – Up Close!

If you are planning a trip to the Black Hills of South Dakota, take the time see the Crazy Horse Memorial. On our latest excursion, we became a member of the Driller's Club, which entitled us to a trip to the top of the mountain. It was an unforgettable experience. As we stood on the arm of the sculpture, we were able to look directly into the eyes of Crazy Horse.

Interview Questions/Answers

1. Please describe the ideal job for you following graduation.
the ideal job for be when after i graduate would be sound engineer or something in the recording arts. this has been my interest for a long time and I hope I continue into it.

2. What influenced you to choose this career?
i was influenced when I was drawn into volunteering at a community theater and saw how the tech people worked back stage.

3. At what point did you choose this career?
I have always been looking into careers in the music/media area for a long time but just recently I have decided on a more specific area.

4. What specific goals have you established for your career?
I now volunteer for all the plays and musicals at the community theater and next show i will be helping in the sound booth.

5. What will it take to attain your goals, and what steps have you taken toward attaining them?
It will takes lots of creativity, i will need to be very concentrate this goal and keep with it.

6. What do you think it takes to be successful in this career?
i think it takes people to show their personal creativity along with their skills to get the job done.

7. What has been your most rewarding accomplishment?
my most rewarding accomplishment would have to be when i made a music video for a little contest between my friends, i didn't win any prizes or anything for it but i believe it was a accomplishment because it really showed my love for this career.

8. Do you have the qualifications and personal characteristics necessary for success in your chosen career?
yes i believe i have the experience of being in a community theater production and i have the creativity and a good ear for this career.

9. Are you more energized by working with data or by collaborating with other individuals?
i believe that i would be way more energized by collaborating with other individuals first because you can ask questions when with people and in this career u need to collaborate.

10. How would you describe yourself in terms of your ability to work as a member of a team?
I am a hard work and always try to get the task done. i believe i will be a crucial person in a team because i will produce lots of work and i will communicate to explain my personal thoughts on the team goal.

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1. Dim item As Integer _ Dim price As Decimal

2. Dim height As Decimal _ Dim weight As Integer

3. MiamiLabel.Text = String. City

4. totalSales.Text = sales1 + sales2

5. Dim salary As Decimal _ (salary * 1.5D)

6. Term = ToString. employeeName

9. Dim isConverted As Boolean _ isConverted = Integer.TryParse(unitsLabel.Text

15. a special type of procedure-level variable that retains its value even when the procedure ends.

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7. If carTextBox.Text = String.”grand Am” Then display.String.”Pontiac”

8. If units < messagelabel =" String. “Entry Error” _ Else Display.String. “Valid Number”

9. If quantity < text =" “Reorder”" text =" “OK”

13. Dim hours As Integer

Dim hourRate As Integer

Dim gross As integer

Gross = (hours * hourRate * 1.5D)

Questions

1. B. sales > 500D OrElse <800D
2. C. firstNameTextBox.Text.ToUpper( ) = “BOB”
3. B. False
4. A. True
5. A. True
6. C . Paul
7. B. Jerry
8. D. Paul
9. D. Sue
10. A. only the true path
11. C. Case 1 To 4
12. C. paul
13. C. Paul
14. D. Sue
15. A. Advance.NewLine
16. C. string.IsEmptyOrNull(cityName)
17. D. MessageResult.OK
18. B. randomGenerator
19. D. addressLabel.Text = “city,” & “state”
20. A. Case 1, 2, 3, 4, And 5

Questions

1. B. sales > 500D OrElse <800D
2. C. firstNameTextBox.Text.ToUpper( ) = “BOB”
3. B. False
4. A. True
5. A. True
6. C . Paul
7. B. Jerry
8. D. Paul
9. D. Sue
10. A. only the true path
11. C. Case 1 To 4
12. C. paul
13. C. Paul
14. D. Sue
15. A. Advance.NewLine
16. C. string.IsEmptyOrNull(cityName)
17. D. MessageResult.OK
18. B. randomGenerator
19. D. addressLabel.Text = “city,” & “state”
20. A. Case 1, 2, 3, 4, And 5

Vocab

Data Type - Determines the type of data the variable can store,

Boolean Variables - Memory locations where programmers can temporarily store data while an application is running

String - A group of characters enclosed in quotation mark

Method - Specific portion of the class instructions, and its purpose to perform a task for the class.

Imports System.Globalization - Imports the syste.globalization namespace, which contains the definitions for numbersyles and numberformatinfo.currentinfo values.

Operators - Operators have the same precedence number

Procedure Scope - Only that procedure can use the variable

Block Scope - Declares a procedure that can use a block level variable.

Option Strict - Ensures that the options are set to On.

Focus Method - To move the focus to a specific control while the application is running

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Floating Point - A number that is expressed as a multiple of 10.

Identifier - The name of a object

Literal Constant - Item of data wholse value does not change while the application is running.

Try Parse Method - Can be used to convert a string to that numeric data type.

Convert Class - Indicates how long the variable remains in the computer’s internal memory.

Scope - Indicates how long the variable remains in the computer’s internal memory.

Comments - Used to internally document the procedure

Static Variable - A procedure-level variable that retains its value even when the procedure in which it is declared ends.

Pseudocode - Uses short phrases to describe the steps a procedure needs to take to accomplish its goal.

Format Specifier - The form Axx where A is an alphabetic character called the format specifier.

Unicode - The universal coding scheme for characters.

DIM - indicates that you can select only one of the keywords appearing within the braces.

Literal Type Character - Forces a literal constant to assume a data type other than the one its form indicates.

Line Continuation Character - Breaks up an instruction into two or more physical linesi the Code Editor window.

Precedence Numbers - Indicates the order in which the computer performs the operation in an expression.

Lifetime - indicates how long the variable remains in the computer’s internal memory.

Module Scope - Is within a module – level variable.

Option Explicit - Ensures that the options are set to On.

Empty String - Also calles a zero-length string