Sunday, October 12, 2008

Risk Management

Posted by Jayson M. Colima
Risk Management

Risk management is a structured approach to managing uncertainty related to a threat.

Steps in the risk management process

1. Establishing the Context
2. Identification
3. Assessment
4. Potential Risk Treatment
5. Create Risk Management Plan
6. Implementation
7. Review and Evaluation of a Plan

Example of Risk Management:
Problem: How to Mend a Broken Heart

Risk

How to solve or mitigate

1. Car accident

Don’t drunk to much

2. Cannot concentrate

Relax your self

3. Always late

Sleep early

4. Your Pocket become bankrupt

Don’t be stupid, think twice

5. You will become sick

Eat regularly

This is my example don't rely on my example just look for other example....:-)
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Monday, October 6, 2008

Tayabas

Posted by Jayson M. Colima
All I know in Tayabas are their special Budin and their Lambanog..
Their Special BUdin was located in Kalye Budin.

They say the lambanog of Tayabas was a great taste but if really is...
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Sunday, October 5, 2008

Thesis (The House)

Posted by Jayson M. Colima
"It to hard to make thesis like a 3d movie", this is the picture was modeled by me using 3d blender. One of the most hard to model in 3d is a corn plant i cant visualized the corn plant and how i can make a flower a corn plant.

When I first use a blender I don't know where I'm start, I use a youtube, blendernation, and on the site of3d Blender.I use this site to search some tutorials that really useful.


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Rhymes (animals)

Posted by Jayson M. Colima



Bat, Bat

Bat, bat,

Come under my hat

And I'll give you a slice of bacon,

And when I bake,

I'll give you a cake,

If I am not mistaken

Bees

A swarm of bees in May,

Is worth a load of hay?

A swarm of bees in June,

Is worth a silver spoon?

A swarm of bees in July,

Isn't worth a fly?

Cocks crow in the morn,

To tell us to rise.

And he who lies late,

Will never be wise?

For early to bed,

And early to rise,

Is the way to be healthy?

And wealthy and wise?



THE CAT AND THE FIDDLE


Also goes to a Cat and the Fiddle Printout to color

Hey diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle,

The cow jumped over the moon,

The little dog laughed to see such sport,

And the dish ran away with the spoon.

----THE END----



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Sunday, September 28, 2008

Picture Outing CS IT of STI Lucena and Friends

Posted by Jayson M. Colima
Jayson Porte
Jayson Colima
Daniel Joshua Pareño
John Kimuel Nieva
Arron Adrian Javal
and FriendsNice
wow!
Jeric Pastorfide 6ft. water high ouch! hehehehe
Cold... hehehehe
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Thursday, September 25, 2008

JavaScript Isn’t Java

Posted by Jayson M. Colima

Java – full-featured programming language developed and marketed by Sun Microsystems.

- A descendant of the C and C++ programming languages, programmers can create entire application and control consumer electronic devices.

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JavaScript

Posted by Jayson M. Colima

JavaScript

Tom Negrino

Dori Smith

What is JavaScript?

JavaScript is a programming language that you can use to add interactivity to your Web Pages. There are lots of JavaScript on the Web that you can copy and modify for your own use with a minimum of effort.

JavaScript is a script program that is include on an HTML page. It is enclosed in the <SCRIPT> tag, the text of the script doesn’t appear on the user screen, and the Web browser knows to run the JavaScript program. The <SCRIPT> tag is most often found within the <HEAD> section.

It is a object-oriented language.

Objects

Deals with in Web browsers such as windows, forms, and the elements of the form, such as buttons and check boxes.

TIP:

Be aware that scripts you might see on the Internet will refer to objects like window[0] and form[1]. This is poor style for the reason given above, and you will find that it’s much easier for you to keep track of different objects in your scripts if you give them names instead of numbers.

Properties

Object has a properties. A window has a title, and a form can have a check box.

Changing a property of an object can modify the object, and the same property can apply to complete different objects.

Methods

Objects also have methods: buttons click(), windows open(), and text can be selected(). The parentheses signal that we’re referring to a method, rather than a property.

TIP:

It might help you think of objects and properties as nouns, and methods as verbs. The former are things, and the latter are the actions that those things can do, or have done to them.

Handling Events

Events are the actions that the user perform while visiting your page. Submitting a form and moving a mouse over an image are two examples of events.

JavaScript deals with events using commands called event handlers.

Example:

onAbort – the user aborted loading the page

onBlur – the user left the object

onChange – the user change the object

onClick – the user clicked on an object

onError – the script encountered an error

onFocus – the user made an object active

onLoad – the object finished loading

onMouseover – the cursor move over an object

onMouseout – the cursor move off an object

onSelect – the user selected the contents of an object

onSubmit – the user submitted a form

onLoad – the user left the window

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Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Project Management (Who's Interesting)

Posted by Jayson M. Colima

Project Management is carefully planned and organized. It usable in building a certain project.

Example: If you creating Computer Software, Buildings, Roads, bridge, or a simple project.
Project management include planning, implementation.

I found some software that i can use in project management. I think it's cool, it is SmartDraw.
They say...
"Create great-looking Gantt charts, and project schedules in minutes with SmartDraw."

This software is a 7 days trial... To learn this software... When I open this Application it can really use in Project Managment
I want to study this software, I think it can help in our project management.

Gantt chart
lists tasks in a project on a timeline with their interdependencies. It often also shows who is responsible for what task. It is especially useful for planning tasks in a project, and monitoring progress as the project goes on. Gantt charts emphasise time rather than task relationships

is a matrix which lists on the vertical axis all the tasks to be performed. Each row contains a single task identification which usually consists of a number and name. The horizontal axis is headed by columns indicating estimated task duration, skill level needed to perform the task, and the name of the person assigned to the task, followed by one column for each period in the project's duration.

PERT chart
in comparison, looks more like a flow chart and concentrates on the relationships between tasks (especially their dependencies) and less on the timeline. PERT charts emphasise task relationships rather than time. It is a project management tool used to schedule, organize, and coordinate tasks within a project



chart presents a graphic illustration of a project as a network diagram consisting of numbered nodes




Work breakdown Structures

- a hierarchic decomposition or breakdown of a project or major activity into successive levels, in whcih each level is a finer breakdown of the preceding one.

The development of a project plan is predicated on having a clear and detailed understanding of both the tasks involved, the estimated length of time each task will take, the dependencies between thosetasks, and the sequence in which those tasks have to be performed.

A complex project is made managable by first breaking it down into individual components in a hierarchical structure, known as the work breakdown structure, or the WBS. Such a structure defines tasks that can be completed independently of other tasks, facilitating resource allocation, assignment of responsibilities, and measurement and control of the project.

The work breakdown structure can be illustrated in a block diagram:

Work Breakdown Structure Diagram

Because the WBS is a hierarchical structure, it may be conveyed in outline form:

Work Breakdown Structure Outline

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Task 1




Subtask 1.1




Work Package 1.1.1


Work Package 1.1.2

Work Package 1.1.3

Subtask 1.2

Work Package 1.2.1

Work Package 1.2.2

Work Package 1.2.3

Task 2

Subtask 2.1

Work Package 2.1.1

Work Package 2.1.2

Work Package 2.1.3

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Monday, September 15, 2008

Online Game

Posted by Jayson M. Colima

Now days, online game was in demand to all college, high school, elementary students, or even in working a job. Yes, it help to socialize to other people even in outside of the country. But what are the effects of ONLINE GAMES?

1. You are always late in 1st subject class.

- Because if you are have internet in your house they will do their assignment in a few hours and they play a game in whole night. They always want to socialize to other gamer.

2. They will late or they did not attend their 2nd, 3rd, or in last subject class.

- This is another cause of online games. If their vacant time in there class they will go to computer shop they playing and spend their time to improve the level of their character on what they have in their account.

3. Sacrificing their health.

- Sometimes when you are in the middle of the game of your selected game you forget to eat at the regular time.

4. Wasting money from your parents.

I know there a lot of disadvantage and few advantage.

They always wasting my money, wasting my time, and for what? What reason?

I know there are some player are addicted in Online Games I don’t want to help you to out in that kind of place because I didn’t know how to help my self. You are the only one who can help your self.

All I know is to be responsible and control their self and think “this is not my CAREER I’m not a professional Gamer”. That's why I want to stop playing ONLINE GAMES.

I’m not the Only One…..!

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