14th week

This week we were only able to meet once during the week which way back on Monday. We used Monday as  a test-taking day where we officially completed chapter 10. Now, we only have one chapter remaining and then final-prep. We also have many weeks of school left which is promising. In reality, we're probably not going to have all the time that we may think we have because there are still AP testing and all the other random things that'll happen from now until the end of the year. But we're still in a good position, and we should definitely start prepping for the final as soon as we can.

13th week

This past week we went over link-state routing protocols and did the chapter questions relatively quickly without too much of problem. It definitely went faster doing it in a group, rather than doing it alone, and since we decided to restrict ourselves from the powerpoint and notes we tried to complete the questions solely of our memory. Also, having the answers in the book was good so that we didn't finish the questions incorrectly so that we wouldn't remember the wrong things. Then we also needed to the lab, which was one of those really long ones where they don't give the subnetting for the routers. We still have to finish it, but since we're working in groups hopefully we can finish it by the next time in class.

12th week

This past week has probably been one of my more rigorous weeks at LASA. This entire six weeks has been difficult in general but the last 4 days have been the teacher's attempt to get a last test or project in before the four day weekend. That paired up with my illness throughout the entire week came down to one of the worst weeks I've experienced. That being said, this weekend is such a relief and probably one of the more exciting one's I've had. As for Cisco, we had a whopping four tests this six weeks which is a first which also means that we went over four chapters this six weeks. This entire system of learning through the powerpoint and then completing the labs is a nice curriculum to keep us on track which is probably why we're going through the units relatively quickly.