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This document provides guidance on building programming projects. It recommends starting with an idea and choosing a development tool like Scratch, Python, or App Inventor that matches your experience level. Beginners should try Scratch or App Inventor, while more experienced programmers can try Java or C++. It emphasizes that programming is about problem-solving, not just learning commands. It also encourages sharing ideas with others and breaking large projects into smaller steps. The document lists some programming environments and websites that can be used to develop ideas.
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The SAT exam consists of three sections - Reading, Writing and Language, and Math - with an optional Essay section. The Reading and Writing sections are combined into Evidence-Based Reading and Writing and include multiple choice questions testing comprehension of passages from literature, history, social sciences, and sciences. The Math section contains both multiple choice and student-produced response questions, with a portion allowing calculators and a portion not. Scores range from 400-1600, with colleges preferring the highest scores from multiple attempts.
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This document summarizes the entrepreneurship bootcamp timeline and sessions. It discusses the following key points:
1) The timeline of sessions covers topics from creativity and passion to developing a business plan to pitching ideas to VCs. Sessions include guest speakers and instructors to provide guidance.
2) Financial topics are the focus of this session, including reviewing models for revenue, costs, equations to calculate profit and loss, and projecting financial statements.
3) Participants are given homework to enter their business ideas online and for parent coaches to sign up to mentor the student teams. Support and guidance is provided to help teams develop and pitch their business plans.
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This document summarizes an entrepreneurship boot camp session focused on the steps needed to start a startup. It provides an overview of incorporating as either a C-Corp, S-Corp, or LLC and discusses how to distribute equity among founders and set up an option pool. A marketing case study on search engine optimization and Google AdWords is presented. Students are assigned homework to finish slides on industry/marketplace analysis and a sales/marketing strategy for their business plans.
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This document summarizes the key points from session 2 of an entrepreneurship boot camp. It discusses traits of successful entrepreneurs like grit, self-regulation, self-belief and risk-taking. It provides examples of these traits from participants' own lives. The session also covers leadership, teamwork and presentation skills. An entrepreneur in focus is discussed who founded a successful website as a teenager. The homework assignment is to research another entrepreneur and identify three key qualities.
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Event Link:- https://meetups.mulesoft.com/events/details/mulesoft-mysore-presents-mule-event-processing-models/
Agenda
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For Upcoming Meetups Join Mysore Meetup Group - https://meetups.mulesoft.com/mysore/YouTube:- youtube.com/@mulesoftmysore
Mysore WhatsApp group:- https://chat.whatsapp.com/EhqtHtCC75vCAX7gaO842N
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- 2. Who is this mysterious man you see before you?
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- 5. What do you need to build your projects? ● An IDEA ● A tool to develop that idea ○ Java ○ Python ○ Scratch ○ App Inventor ○ HTML, etc.
- 6. Programming
- 7. Programming Levels ● Experienced: Try out Java, C++, etc ○ Pretty experienced: Try out Python, HTML, etc. ■ Less-experienced: Try out Scratch and App Inventor Make sure you know what programming language you want to use - make sure you know how to program in that language!!! ● Doesn’t matter what language you use
- 8. About Programming ● Not about knowing commands ○ Programming is all about PROBLEM-SOLVING
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- 16. What do these companies have in common?
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- 19. Websites/Downloads... ● Scratch Programming ● Eclipse (If you don’t already have this, don’t try to download it right now - it will take too long) ● Some type of text-editing software - you can run Java with this
- 20. Downloads/Websites cont... ● IDLE 3 (Python IDE) ● PyCharm (Python IDE) ● PyMob (Let’s you build app purely in Python) ● App Inventor ○ Setting up App Inventor ■ Look at the App Inventor tutorials ○ Deploying App to Google Play
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