Deductive and Inductive Reasoning

Deductive Reasoning from my understanding works from the top down because you start with a theory narrow it down to a hypothesis, and from there go into an observation and then confirm it.  While inductive reasoning is working from the bottom up where you make an observation and then see a pattern.  From there you have a tentative hypothesis and narrow it down to a theory.  Both of these approaches are used often and a great way to figure something out. 

Things I Have Learned!

So far this class has been pretty awesome, and Dr. Rood has been keeping us all on our toes and making us think about different ways to look at things.  I enjoyed the cryptograms and the paper footballs and can't wait for the rest of the semester. 

Quick Brown Fox Blog

The saying of the quick brown fox jumping over the lazy dog was a simple sentence that was fairly difficult to communicate without words.  It just goes to show how far humans have come over thousands of years in the fields of communications.  From hand movements to typewriters, what will future communication be like?