We went to class in the library this week. What a twist. I learned quite a bit about research methods. I can now more easily find scholarly information online. Before I would have just used Google Scholar. Also, I used to only be vaguely aware of boolean logic. Now, I actually get it AND will use it OR use it some more, NOT forget it. Efficiency, here I come!
I learned me an awful lot of acronyms and other tips that should help me write and edit other people's work. What's up, DOCS?
This class definitely seems to be the most useful of my classes. I will be using the search methods I learned in my COMMS 101 class. The questionnaire tips would have been helpful earlier for my advertisement class. My resume is better. Yeah, if this class lands me a job, I'll be satisfied. Plus, I'm better at understanding grammar rules which will just make me a better communicator altogether. Rock on.
Anyway, am I going to apply what I've learned. My research is going to be more official than a referee and probably quicker too.
Haha, I agree, I thought this class was very helpful. I don't remember everything that the lady taught us (I'll admit I was admiring how good her english was almost the entire time), but it will definitely help me do my research more effecitvely.
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