Imagine this: You have a treasure trove of student data – grades, attendance, practice test scores, even engagement levels. What if you could use this data to accurately predict which students are likely to ace their board exams and, more importantly, identify those who might need a little extra help before it’s too late? This […]
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Remember when “learn to code” was the hot new phrase? Everyone from politicians to pundits was saying it was the ticket to a great job and a bright future. But what actually happened? It turns out, things got a little complicated. The Rise of Computer Science For a while, everyone rushed into Computer Science (CS).
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“I don’t code first, I build Agile.” It sounds great, doesn’t it? A picture of methodical planning, user-centric design, and seamless iteration. The ideal Agile developer, meticulously crafting solutions with perfect foresight. But let’s be real. The development world is rarely that pristine. We’ve all heard the Agile gospel: understand first, plan iteratively, test early,
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Write clear, concise Git commit messages to help your future self and your team understand your changes. Use the following guidelines: One-liner Commits (When Appropriate): For very simple changes, a one-liner commit message in the headline can be sufficient. For example: Or: Use the body for more complex changes that require additional explanation. One-liners are
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ICT, or Information and Communication Technology, is a broad term that covers all the technology we use to communicate and manage information. This includes everything from computers and the internet to phones and broadcast systems. ICT is all about making communication and information management easier and more efficient. Simplifying Government Interactions (G2C, G2B, G2G):
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Jurisprudence is like the deep dive into the world of law—it’s not just about knowing the laws themselves, but understanding the “why” behind them. Imagine it as the philosophy of law, where we explore big questions like, “What are laws, really?” or “How should laws be made?” It’s all about breaking down legal concepts, systems,
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On August 6, 2024, the tech landscape shifted dramatically as Google lost a pivotal antitrust case against the U.S. Department of Justice. The lawsuit, initiated in 2020, accused Google of monopolistic practices, particularly through its exclusive deals with companies like Apple and Mozilla to maintain dominance in the search engine market. The judge ruled that
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Japan is a country known for its technological prowess. From iconic electronics brands like Sony and Panasonic to automotive giants like Toyota and Honda, Japan has long been a global leader in hardware. But when it comes to software, Japan’s performance is noticeably weaker. Despite its successes in other areas of technology, Japan has failed
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As the Philippines continues to grow and evolve, the debate about its administrative structure is gaining momentum. One compelling idea that’s being discussed is transitioning to a federal government system, complemented by regional capitals across the country’s major island groups. This approach could bring about a transformative shift in how the nation governs itself, balancing
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Programming can be really challenging, especially when you don’t have a structured approach. Think of it like designing a house: you can have a functional house, but without a proper design, maintaining it can be expensive, tedious, or even impossible. This is why programming paradigms, or patterns, exist. The four common programming paradigms are: This
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