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 JOB APPLICATION EMAIL Correctly drafting an email to apply for a job is crucial for several reasons: First impression: The email is often the first interaction you have with a potential employer. Clear, professional, and well-structured wording creates a good first impression and can increase your chances of being considered for the position. Effective communication: A well-drafted email demonstrates your written communication skills and your ability to express yourself clearly and concisely. This is especially important in work environments where effective communication is essential. Professionalism: Proper wording shows your level of professionalism and seriousness towards the position you are applying for. A poorly drafted email or one filled with errors may give the impression of carelessness or lack of attention to detail, which can harm your image with the employer. Clarity and precision: A well-drafted email should be clear and precise regarding your interest in the pos...

 PLACE DESCRIPTION In the following video, the technology student in software analysis and development describes a place. Reflection. Let's take care of nature to always enjoy its infinite benefits. Let's practice exercise at least 3 times a week to have stable health and a calm and happy old age.

AUDIO In the following audio, the technology student in software analysis and development makes a description of the work team in his company. Audio - Description Development Tem Key Roles in a Software Development Team A software development team typically includes roles like Software Developer, UI/UX Designer, Software Quality Engineer, Scrum Master, Product Owner, Software Architect, and Business Analyst. Each role contributes to different aspects of the project, ensuring effective collaboration and successful outcomes

 INTEREST CONFLICT A conflict of interest occurs when a person or entity is in a situation where their personal, financial, or other interests conflict with their professional responsibilities, ethical duties, or impartial decision-making. In other words, it's when a person has two roles or interests that might be at odds, which could influence their ability to make impartial decisions or fulfill their responsibilities fairly. For example, a conflict of interest could arise when an employee of a company has the opportunity to make decisions that could benefit a company in which they have personal investments. In this case, the employee's personal interest in the financial success of their investment could influence their professional decisions to the detriment of the interests of the company they work for. Conflicts of interest can arise in a wide variety of contexts, including business, government, academic research, the legal field, and many others. It's important to iden...

Student self-presentation Dimas Lopez  The previous video corresponds to the self-presentation practice of a SENA student who is studying technology in software analysis and development.

FLOWCHART A flowchart is a graphical representation of the logical steps that a program or process follows. Here's a basic example of a flowchart to determine if a number is even or odd: Start Read the number Is the number divisible by 2? Yes: Go to step 5 No: Go to step 4 Display "The number is odd" Display "The number is even" End This flowchart follows a simple process: It begins (Start) It reads a number provided by the user It checks if the number is divisible by 2 If it's divisible by 2, it displays that the number is even. If it's not divisible by 2, it displays that the number is odd. It ends (End) Each step has a condition that determines which path the program's flow follows. These diagrams are useful for understanding the logic of a program before starting to code it and for communicating that process to others. In the following example we have a diagram that represents the login process for a desktop software:

Watts Humphrey   American physicist, mathematician, and consultant, born in Battle Creek, Michigan on July 4, 1927, well known and exalted thinker in the world of software engineering. Humphrey as a child had difficulty learning to read. His father, also named Watts, along with the family moved to New England and enrolled his eldest child and his namesake in a school where he could get help with reading. Humphrey, who later learned that he had dyslexia, graduated as valedictorian of his high school class. After serving in the United States Navy, Humphrey earned a bachelor's degree in physics from the University of Chicago. He subsequently completed a master's degree in physics from the Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT) and an MBA from the University of Chicago. Humphrey met his wife, Barbara, while working for Sylvania in Boston, they were married in 1954, and had seven children and 11 grandchildren. In the 1960s, Humphrey led the IBM software team that introduced the firs...