Prof. Jody R. Rosen | ENG 1101-LC96 | Fall 2024
Draft Due: Wednesday, 12/11/24, Monday, 12/16/24
Due: Wednesday, 12/18/24
We have arrived at the end of the semester. Now it is time for you to pull all your work together, look at it as a whole, and reflect on what you have done over the course of the semester. You … Continue reading this post
Metacognitive writing allows you to evaluate your own process and reflect on your experience as a writer. When I respond to your projects, I write a letter to you with my feedback. To help guide me through your process, I ask you to write a letter to me as a … Continue reading this post
Now that the semester is almost over and all the work needs to happen in the next week or so, how is it going? How are you getting through?
Please use the comments below to show how you’re doing, share advice, and offer encouragement for finishing the semester. Use writing, … Continue reading this post
I know that AI is transforming civil engineering by enhancing design processes, improving data analysis, and streamlining project management. It could help with giving civil engineers ideas on how to fix their projects. Tools like AutoCAD enable engineers to generate designs and simulate structural behaviors under many conditions. Additionally, AI … Continue reading this post
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly changing the way we work, and it’s hard not to wonder how it will impact the jobs of the future. The research I chose for this project focuses on the question: How will AI shape future careers, and what can individuals and organizations do to adapt? … Continue reading this post
I have to miss today’s class for health reasons. I’m hoping you’ll take the 100 minutes we would spend in class to work further on your project, either finishing Project 2 if you haven’t already or working on your listicle for Project 3.
You are welcome to work in our … Continue reading this post
Here’s an opportunity for you to get some focused work time with the positive peer pressure of others also doing their work in the shared Zoom space. Check out this invitation from the OpenLab team:
Have an ever-growing to-do list? Come get some of it done while others do the … Continue reading this post
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