College and Career Fair Reflection Journal

           In the college and career fair on December 16, there were many representatives from schools, different career fields, companies, and also some of them were alumnis. Some of the representatives were Hunter, Monroe College, the army and marines, SUNY Polytech, and many more. After their introductions, I went around the different tables and talked to them. They talked about their experiences, gave advice, and also talked about the programs that were offered at their school. In this college and career fair, I was able to look at different fields of experience and also gain some knowledge that I didn't previously know. They came with the purpose of opening up our minds to different options and know that it is alright if we are not too sure about what we want right now because our mind could change. They also had some internships that they offered and talked about. It was fun when they were giving out prizes, which were their products. Overall, it was a very nice experience.
          As I talked to some of the colleges, I saw that some students were doing an internship over there. It was interesting and I would like to know more about those opportunities.  Additionally, some of the companies showed us their product. It was so creative and we also had opportunities to try those products. In the college fair, Steve Madden Company, had a raffle game. They were giving out their own products such as scarf, winter glove, and bags. I think they should have come visit us earlier in the beginning of the year because then seniors would be able to put some of the college that they visited to their college applications.

Lab 7 Reflection Journal

        For this lab I had to create a mad libs game in where I ask the user to give me nouns, adjectives, and verbs. Then I replace the blank spaces in the mad libs with the user's input. I first created the html document and applied my overall css to it. Then after I put in my headings, I put the mad libs story in a paragraph. I put the span tag around the nouns, adjectives, and verbs fill in the blank and gave them all an id name and put separate colors to be able to tell where the user's input went. After that, I created my javascript file where I had to create an array where I ask for a prompt (either noun, adjectives, or verbs), and I used the document,getElementById("idname").innerHTML to replace the text with whatever was put in the prompt.
       The prompt asks for adjectives 6 times, nouns for 11 times and for 1 verb. Then I tested it out and published it in thimble. I can see myself using this skill in the future for when I am doing a project that requires the use of arrays. This is relevant to web design because you can manipulate arrays by using the array name.concat or array name.push or array name.shift. Also the it would be more organized to use the array. I learned how to do something using a different method.