Friday, March 9, 2007

Week 1 in FIT2001

So we are asked to express your expectations of this subject, and include a reflection on what has happened in the first week of FIT2001 and lessons learnt to date.

My expectations of this subject:


  • To learn how to analyze systems and build a suitable solution for it.
  • To learn and understand what techniques are used to do the above.
  • To get acquainted with the tools professional system designers use to build system designs.
  • I expect to be able to walk away form this course at the end and be able to better analyze, document and design system solutions to use in my businesses and/or ideas and help others.
What happened in the first week:

  • I took time to get to know how muso worked.
  • I spent time trying to figure out which course i was doing and got confused since they all had different titles in muso which made me think i was enrolled in the wrong courses (I'm enrolled as a Off-Campus Grad Dip in Comp) so being a virtual student it was tough trying to make sense of everything fist off.
  • I started downloading the materials and lecture notes and studied them.
  • I came across the podcast of the lectures inc FIT2001 and finally made sense of everything from it. I like! wish all lectures had podcasts, it a great way to learn.
  • I got my texts which were EXPENSIVE but at the end of the day they are very useful and im sure ill be using it professionally as a reference, besides its an investment in me..
  • I tried to make sense of what activities the OC students were supposed to do, since the podcast i realized we do the same activities inc, this blogger, which is pretty cool.
Lessons learnt to date:

  • First and most important lesson was to leant what systems analysis and design IS.
  • Learnt that there are two major ways of structuring programs, structured and OOP which effects system design.
  • I leanrt there is tools you can use to help in design and analysis.
  • I leanrt or made sense of how the OC learning works.
This was week one..

12 more to go..

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