Dr. Williams- Last Lecture

Our last lecture course on Tuesday, October 5, was basically a summation of everything we discussed in order to introduce our project. This project takes a lot of thought and work. Our independent discovery project should include six basic components. Those components are a statement that introduces the problem or challenge, a review of what has been discussed, the methodology that we would like to use for our project, the framework, a development of our thesis, and lastly, the conclusion that summarizes the project as a whole. Dr. Williams discussed how all of our lectures were examples of some aspect of this course. To be honest, I feel as though this course was interesting, yet at the same time, I did not understand its purpose in its entirety. I liked most of the lecture topics we discussed but once we concluded with all of the lectures, I did not really know what I was that I was really supposed to take with me. As with Dr. Williams discussing our group project in our last lecture, I was not too sure that I was looking forward to completing it. However, I think that this project will be informational and will force me to step out of my comfort zone. I will be forced to look into topics that I would normally not think about and work with people that I may not have encountered on my day to day basis here on campus. Hopefully this project and the presentations will help end this course on an interesting and positive note.