Monday, May 20, 2013

    AP Language and Composition was not what I expected. When I signed up for the class, I expected a class where there was going to be daily lesson plan, journal entries, and a lot of essays'. However, it was totally different. Mr. Pinza's class wasn't the typical class. We analyzed readings together as a class and he would ask for our contribution, so all of us understood the rhetoric. Now when I read, my brain has been programed to look for the rhetorical device used in the writing. I have been able to write "B" worthy essays in 45 minutes. Mr. Pinza told us to create a blog to talk about the career we want. This blog has helped me figure out the job I want as an adult. The career I will have for the rest of my life.
    This school year, my junior year has been the best year of my life. I have made decisions that will define my life, I have made new goals, and achievements. I feel proud of what I have accomplished so far, and a lot is due to Mr.Pinza's class and the way he teaches. I am looking forward to next year because I will have classes that will challenge me. It will be my senior year and I will have as much fun as I can.

Friday, April 5, 2013

  Computer science is a very interesting subject. Computer science is different than computer programming. In computer programming, programs are designed for many reasons, some that could even change the world. Computer science on the other hand is going more in depth of computers. Math becomes a huge factor, new fields of mathematics are opened up. I have found, that majoring in computer science will help me in my carrier of becoming a special agent in the FBI. Studies show, if one majors in computer science they are more effective in their work. After one majors in computer science, they can continue persuing a career in law, medicine, and business. With computer science one finds computing problems and solutions, creates designs of computer systems from a scientific perspective, and computer development. Computers are the future; to be able to help create the new versions of computers and know how they work, would be just perfect.

Tuesday, February 5, 2013

  Now more than ever I am excited, to later in my future, work in the FBI. After doing a more thorough research on how to become a special agent, I know what I need to do. The simple fact that every day is completely different than the other satisfies me. FBI agents work in matters including terrorism, foregin counter intelligence, cyber crime, organized crime, financial crimes, bribery, bank robbery, extortion, kidnapping, air piracy, interstate criminal activity, etc. This is why it is okay to get a bachelor degree in accounting, behavioral science, computer science, engineering, information technology, law, and foregin language.
  So after all I major in engineering and still be able to work in the FBI, however it all depends on what section I work in and where. Getting transfered is something common, I can work in the United States or be sent to another country and work there for a while.
My next step will be to research the FBI's history and how it was created and who started the corporation. :)