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ArashLari: /* Eddie Azinge's Responses */

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Cazinge: /* Eddie Azinge's Responses */ Updating section

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Johnllopez616: /* John Lopez's Responses */ I added my responses to the questions

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Hhinsch: added my week 5 responses

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Emmatyrnauer: /* Emma Tyrnauer's Responses */ adding responses to shared journal

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+#'''Which of these core competencies are you most skilled with (or which is most familiar to you)? Where and how did you gain the skills/become familiar?''' I would say I am most skilled with ethics, including citation of data. I became familiar with this core competency since the beginning of high school since my teachers emphasized how serious plagiarism can be in terms of research and publishing works. That being said, especially with data and information online, everything becomes public on the internet and available.
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+# Out of the competencies for scientific data literacy, I would say I am the '''most''' familiar with #2, Discovery and Acquisition of Data. I gained the skills of locating data repositories and finding data from general curiosity about data and investigating different databases. These location skills were refined through this class, in particular the ability to find biological data.
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 #Yes, my partner and I coded in the language: html. Yes html had a standard library which my partner and I used to write our html favorite gene page. I understood what Paul meant by stating that coders are "angry". I believe he is referring to the lack of filler words coders use, which helps them determine solutions more quickly to technical problems.
 #Well I think that Tim Berners' World Wide Web has changed a whole lot and very little at the same time. It was incredible to read Berners' ideas on what the World Wide Web would become, knowing what it has turned into. I feel that his initial ideas and html made a platform for which everyone and anyone could build upon to make the web an awe inspiring massive place. The best part of the current web is the amount of information that is available and accessible to anyone with internet access. I think the amount of access points makes the web better than it use to be, as well as the constant improvement from users. I do think however that the size of the web could also be a crux. It is nearly impossible to create security throughout the entire web, nor regulate what goes on; sensitive information and behavioral patterns of users that is available on the web also makes it a potential threat to the safety and wellbeing of people all over the world(equifax!).

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 # The core competency I am most familiar with is data preservation I would say. I am familiar with this information because of the lecture that Dr. Dondi gave us regarding this topic during our Biological Databases class.
 #I want to know more about Data Conversion and Interoperability because I feel that being able to transport data and changing its format to fit a format you would like is very useful when working with data. Learning what the standard data formats is also useful when coding because if others are using a standard method of formatting than I feel like I should know that standard method and implement it into my coding abilities.
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+# The core competency I am most familiar with is data preservation I would say. I am familiar with this information because of the lecture that Dr. Dondi gave us regarding this topic during our Biological Databases class.
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+#I want to know more about Data Conversion and Interoperability because I feel that being able to transport data and changing its format to fit a format you would like is very useful when working with data. Learning what the standard data formats is also useful when coding because if others are using a standard method of formatting than I feel like I should know that standard method and implement it into my coding abilities.
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 == Emma Tyrnauer's Responses ==
-# For this assignment we coded in the language of html. We also used a standard library and formatted our page using Bootstrap. What Paul Ford means about coders being "angry" is that the coding profession is very fast paced; the quicker an individual can solve a problem or make a decision, the better (because someone else out there will manage to find a fresher and quicker way to do it). Furthermore, programmers often "carve out a sliver of cognitive territory for themselves" and because they know their skills are easily replaceable, they become very defensive. Therefore, programmers use very blunt talk, which can often be mistaken as anger.
+# I think I am most familiar with the core competency of discovery and acquisition of data. Many of the classes I have taken at LMU have exposed me to the practice of supporting my experimental data and claims with what is already in the literature. Furthermore, my non-science classes have required me to support my claims with evidence from both primary and secondary sources.
-#Tim Berners-Lee's original vision for the World-Wide Web is similar to today's web in the sense that it allows people to post on a common interface and this information can be accessed by everyone. However, today's version of the web contains a lot more information and is more easily accessed by the general public. While this information has proven to be very instrumental in societal,  social, scientific, and technological progress, Berners-Lee points out in his ''Weaving the Web'' interview that the World-Wide web has also now become a platform for misinformation, "manipulation of the audience," "untruths," etc. Therefore, people need to be aware of these problems when sharing and accessing information.
+#I want to learn more about the core competency of quality assurance and how it is carried out. I think that this is a very practical core competency that would be beneficial to anyone who plans to take data from outside sources.
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 == Zachary Van Ysseldyk's Responses ==