Excel, Part 1

Microsoft Excel, with the schedule and the like. Questions: 

How should the form look? 

The form will have date on the left, then will show the time the work started, ended, and the total. The final column will show how much time was done in the week, with the time from the previous days added on.

What categories should be included? 
The categories should be date, time the work started, time the work ended, total time of work for the day, total time of work for the week.

How will you track your time?
I use the computer clock or my watch. For example, today I started working at 1:12. I plan to finish working at about 2:20. Whenever I am about t finish, I chronicle the time in the sheet.

How can you be accurate?
I put in the starting time and the ending time when I start and end.

What are the obstacles to being honest and accurate?
It's more difficult that merely sitting around, making up times.

Is this difficult?

No. It's merely annoying.

For my group

Here are the pictures from Monday.

Austin's

Christian's Photo

Patrick's

Sorry Eduardo, your copy was rejected by the server.

The Group Projects

Here is my first group project.

Here is the second.

Before and After Group Project

Using methods done by Patrick, I present this wonderful photo:

Before and After

These are the 3 photos before photoshop:




And here they are after:


1. I cropped the billboard, them used a blur filter.

2. I cropped the stage just to show the group of people underneath, then used a sharpen filter.

3. I cropped the capitol building so that it would show enough sky and as little of the crowd and stage, then used a sketch filter to turn it into a painting.

The DC Photos

The DC photos

These are the first two photos, unchanged.

Here are the four photos after I used photoshop on them:

1. This one was a simple crop. I made it to match a photo I took of the same monument last July.

2. Another crop, this one is meant to show the main tower itself. I then used the blur filter.

3. Meant to show the White House by itself. I then added the texture filter.

4. The final one, meant to show the White House and sky with as little to the sides as I wished.

Photoshop From Scratch

Behold the random photo that I made with photoshop, using various tools and filters.