Deployment solutions can be insanely time-consuming, especially to those like myself who have very limited exposure to the process. From my previous experience with loading images onto VMs, I figured using Docker would be a similar deal. …

The beginning of my CS journey was a mix of frustration and wonder. I can pinpoint when my interest really took hold: data structures. The simplest of operations performed with various data structures had me in awe the first time I saw them. …

Write a reflection on lessons, stories, poems, dramas, check-in activities, blog posts, comments, and/or expressions that stood out to you from our class this semester. Taking creative writing as a Science/Letters course turned out to be a lot more than just another class. I used to dread writing, so I…

Learning — The act of learning is something I’ve enjoyed over my lifetime. From an overhead view, learning something seems to be described as gathering information, making an inference or connection, and ends with the proclamation of “I now know this!” Over time, I’ve come to realize that this is a gross…

What makes a dialogue interesting? What makes a scene captivating? What did you learn today about creating good dialogue and staging a scene? Interestingly enough, the least important part of dialogue is what is actually being said. Factors such as the tone used, body language portrayed, events leading up to…

What are some of the best stories you’ve heard growing up? Are there stories that stuck with you? If you could write a short story one day, what would it be about? Many of the best stories I’ve heard growing up were straight from my father and his experiences. Funny…

Prompt: If Goblin Market was set in San Francisco, CA in 2O21 and you were one of the goblins, write a 15-line narrative poem to entice. Use vivid imagery, the fast-paced listing style, and similes to enhance your piece of persuasion. The tourists run amuck- taken aback by souvenirs, a unique…

“I’m Cold” — “I’m cold,” I mutter to no-one in particular Trudging through the snow, can’t feel my toes, mucus freezing in my nose “better off perpendicular” again, to no-one near specifically. the air is mundane, so I complain , verbally portray my disdain I’m usually not like this, typically. “I’m cold,” I mutter again, as if to change the situation no-one replies, watery eyes how long can I withstand this guise

Talk about the creative writing process of writing about nature poems using emojis. What was the theme of your group’s poem? Writing poems about nature is almost intimidating because of how all-encompassing nature is. Encapsulating nature into a creative poem using only emojis was difficult. We tried to scope our…