Today I had my longest day of the week as I have a Networks and security lecture, my first Databases lecture and my first Databases lab. During the Networks lecture we had the basic concepts of multi threading network applications, and router permissions explained to us in fairly basic terms. The lecture mainly contained further information on what we researched in lab and clarification on any confusing points. In the Networks Lab and Lecture we had database purposes and basic implementation demonstrated to us using Microsoft access but were warned that in further weeks we would be using SQL. Access came fairly easily but we were only setting up relationships and keys to reinforce the concepts before we move onto sequential keys and querying next week. Finally I worked more on my super learner homework listening to an hour long interview with arguably the largest figure in the memory community, Harry Lorayne, who detailed his struggles with memory earlier in life and how he came to be known as the father of memory.
Today I had my longest day of the week as I have a Networks and security lecture, my first Databases lecture and my first Databases lab. During the Networks lecture we had the basic concepts of multi threading network applications, and router permissions explained to us in fairly basic terms. The lecture mainly contained further information on what we researched in lab and clarification on any confusing points. In the Networks Lab and Lecture we had database purposes and basic implementation demonstrated to us using Microsoft access but were warned that in further weeks we would be using SQL. Access came fairly easily but we were only setting up relationships and keys to reinforce the concepts before we move onto sequential keys and querying next week. Finally I worked more on my super learner homework listening to an hour long interview with arguably the largest figure in the memory community, Harry Lorayne, who detailed his struggles with memory earlier in life and how he came to be known as the father of memory.
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