Is project management a worthwhile to learn skill

Project Management is a very worthwhile skill to learn, it may not be directly involved in your line of work, but it will always help you no matter what you do. This is because knowledge of project management allows you to organised your tasks and what work you have to do in very an efficient way, this allows for optimal time management. Using charts and graphs, such as Gantt charts, you can see when work is due and how much time can be set aside for each task while also setting in time if the project goes overtime (slack time). This superior time management will allow for increased productivity in those that bother to use it. The downside is that if project management is not done right, for example spending too much time setting up the chart, in can hinder the overall task time. Project management skills also allow you to focus on other members of your team (if you have one) because you are already properly managed, this allows you to become an effective leader and potentially help you get a better position in your business. Overall project management is a very useful skill to learn and can allow you to further your line of work in a number of ways and allows you to stay organised and on top of your upcoming tasks.

http://www.bizmanualz.com/blog/the-top-ten-reasons-why-you-need-project-management.html

game theory

i have just found an interesting link that is some online courses and one that i have have spotted that could be interesting is game theory. https://www.coursera.org/course/gametheory

Mortein

this is a post about debugging and how i achieved debugging through out my coding. tips for easy debugging: 1: always check error messages and ! marks on the side of the page, a lot of the time they will have the answer to your problem. 2: get a fresh set of eyes, often having a friend or workmate look at your code can fix your problems. 3: as a last ditch effort you can always start again fresh code can often work.

TASK 4 with built in code for fun !

here is task 4 INBUILT into the web page. ikr pretty exciting stuff

revised task No.3

here is task number 3 revised and with the comments in the actual code.


var np = prompt("How many pizzas do you want?");
for (i = 1; i <= np; i++)
{var nt = prompt("how mant toppings on pizza " + " " + i + "?");
var cost = (np*7) + (nt * 0.6); }
alert("Total price is " + "$"+ cost + "");
//gets a value and then keeps on adding a defined ammount until it is told to stop

revised task No.2

here is task number 2 redone with some changes :D and the comments are in the actual code.


var l = prompt("HOW TALL IS THE WINDOW??(IN METERS)");
var w = prompt("HOW WIDE IS THE WINDOW??(IN METERS)");
var p = prompt("HOW EXPENSIVE IS GLASS PER SQUARE METER??");
alert("length = " + l + " Width = " + w + " Price per meter = " + p + " total price = " + l*w*p)
//varibles work as a number that can be added to or changed to differnt things.

revised task No.1

here is there revised task number one . i have made some changes and commented in the actual code.



//This code is done by aidan quinn
// an if statment is a stament that does somthing if the stament is true and does somthing else if is not.
var temp = prompt("hey there, whats the temperature?");
console.log(temp);
if( temp < 0)
{
        alert("It’s freezing out there!")
}
else
{
        if( 25 > temp > 0)
        {
                alert("You don’t need skis or board shorts!")
       
        }
        else
        {
                if(temp > 25)
                {
                        alert("It’s hot out there!")
                       
                }
                else
                {
        alert("silly billy " + temp + " Is not a temperature")
                }
               
        }
}

EASY PEASY

and the second task is done aswell , this one was even easier !! and so simple

var l = prompt("HOW TALL IS THE WINDOW??(IN METERS)");

var w = prompt("HOW WIDE IS THE WINDOW??(IN METERS)");

var p = prompt("HOW EXPENSIVE IS GLASS PER SQUARE METER??");

alert(l*w*p)

here is the code for the first out of 4 tasks . didn't take me to long but i used quite a bit of if statements.

var temp = prompt("hey there, whats the temperature?");
console.log(temp);
if( temp < 0)
{
alert("It’s freezing out there!")
}
else
{
if( 25 > temp > 0)
{
alert("You don’t need skis or board shorts!")

}
else
{
if(temp > 25)
{
alert("It’s hot out there!")

}
else
{

}

}
}

Loooops

Working on loops today ! . Though I'm having some trouble with the syntax cause no matter what I do it won't work :( will continue to work on it !

UPDATES :D

This is an update on how my java scripting is going. We have been set a task involving a series of java codes testing our knowledge of java script. the tasks involve stuff like making code to tell you what the weather is like and validation of a loop.