For
this final blog post for AE-510 we were asked to reflect on the course as a
whole and to discuss how the topics discussed throughout the entire course
could one day prove to be useful or helpful in either our professional careers
or simply in our futures. This is a much
broader approach to a blog post than the blog posts for the past weeks of this
course and is a perfect way for us as students to summarize all of the ideas,
concepts, and topics we’ve discovered or discussed throughout the course that
we found to be, in our opinions, the best.
This open-ended blog post topic is also an excellent way for us as
students to evaluate the course in general and to provide feedback on the
aspects of the course that we liked or disliked and found either beneficial or disadvantageous
to our ever-growing pool of collegiate level knowledge.
In the
beginning of this course ten weeks ago I was very unsure of how this course was
going to be structured, and quite frankly, I was unsure that I was going to
actually learn anything that I would find either helpful to my professional
career or simply enjoyable at all. I was
under the naïve assumption that this course was going to be a dig biscussion about
what the fantasy buildings of the future may look like or be able to do. That naïve assumption of mine was proven wrong
week after week after week when we learned about the various technologies that design
companies are incorporating into the buildings they envision and propose today,
often told to us by members of those companies or members of companies who work
with those companies.
Overall,
after ten weeks of this course I can say that this course has been one of the
most informative courses I’ve had the opportunity to take here at Drexel
University in terms of the advanced technologies utilized in current buildings,
and what advanced technologies may be utilized in buildings of the future. Each week I learned something new and I know
that some of the information I learned from this class will without a doubt
prove to be useful throughout my professional career.
Comments:
Steve: Good
post, although one of your comments (I won’t say which one) is a bit mean and unnecessary. I personally disagree with your opinion and
found [the person to which you were referring to]’s opinions to be quite excellent
really! It’s a good thing we all know you’re just
joking around, but maybe you should take this person out for some coffee to
cheer them up, perhaps with a gift card you might win in another course? Just a
suggestion…
Andrew: Good
post! I’m glad to see you learned a lot in this course because I know that if
anyone in this course will use the information discussed in this course throughout
their professional career, it will be you! In this course
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