Sunday, 31 March 2013


ITC105 blog post

Who wrote the better essay and why?

Personally I think John Doe wrote the better essay. This is not based on his technical skill but rather, in part, on Janes inability to remain coherent and the difficulty I had making sense of her point.

Whilst Jane definitely has the better researched and sourced essay she appears to be trying too hard to convince us that she has more writing skills than she actually does, a few examples are:

·         In the first paragraph she directly quotes Kohl and Karisch as saying “we think it serves a purpose to reveal the complexity of real-world crew rostering to readers without industrial knowledge of the problem”, this quote has no relation to the preceding sentence and only loosely relates to the paragraph it’s supposed to support.

·         Some very poorly structured sentences, a good example being “Airlines in North America work on anonymous rosters (called “bidlines”) and then are assigned to individuals based on bids for these anonymous rosters”, this sentence literally says that Airlines in America are assigned to individuals based on bids for anonymous rosters.

In my opinion Johns use of language and his recount like formatting make his essay easier to read than Janes. This is probably due to the way that his reads like it was spoken.
That's all for now.

Wednesday, 20 March 2013

Hello World

/*It's good to start with Hello*/

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
             cout<<"Hello World"<<endl;
             return 0;
}